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Five high-protein desserts you’ll actually make twice.

Drop your email and I’ll send you the Protein Dessert Starter Pack — a PDF with my five most-requested recipes, plus a one-page cheat sheet for converting your favorite desserts into higher-protein versions.

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Tiny print under form: By signing up, you’ll also get a new recipe each week. You can leave any time — and I won’t take it personally. Probably.


What’s inside the Starter Pack

Five recipes you can pull off in a weeknight kitchen — plus a quick reference for the next time you want to “protein-ify” something.

  1. Cottage Cheese Cheesecake — the no-bake one that converts the cottage-cheese skeptics. 28g protein per slice.
  2. Fudgy Protein Brownies — actually fudgy, made with Greek yogurt and dark chocolate. 18g protein per piece.
  3. Bakery-Style Protein Cookies — soft, thick, chocolate-chip. The midnight-fridge kind. 15g protein each.
  4. Single-Serve Protein Mug Cake — five minutes, one bowl. 30g protein. Goes well with regret-free thirds.
  5. Blueberry Protein Muffins — make a batch on Sunday, breakfast all week. 12g protein each.

Bonus: A one-page Macro Conversion Cheat Sheet — the swaps and ratios I use when I’m turning a normal dessert into a high-protein one. Print it, stick it on the fridge, never Google “how much protein powder in cookies” again.


What you’ll get from me each week

Once a week, I send one email with:

  • A new recipe (with the macros up top, the way you like it)
  • One quick tip or substitution that came up that week
  • A Pinterest-friendly idea you can save for later

That’s it. No “transformation challenges.” No “should you really be eating this” emails. Just the recipes you came for.


A bit about me, in case we haven’t met

I’m Remi. I lift, I bake, and I refuse to choose between them. I started LiftAndBake because every “fitness dessert” recipe online either tasted like a sad protein bar or required ingredients I’d never use again. So I made my own. They worked. I shared them. Here we are.

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Reader notes

(Once you have testimonials, drop 2–3 here. Format suggestion below.)

“Made the cottage cheese cheesecake for my non-gym friends and didn’t tell them what was in it. They asked for the recipe. Highest compliment.”
— Sam, via email

“The brownies are unreasonably fudgy. I was suspicious. They’re real.”
— Jamie, comment on the brownie recipe


Final CTA

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