Here's another recipe from our bikini competition friends. A chocolate and nut butter smoothie that filled 2 glasses when we first made it and filled us up completely. What is it about chocolate and nuts together, not to mention the love of a completely sweet breakfast from time to time. YUM!

Looking for that last little bump of protein before bed or wanting to get ahead during the day. Here's a 20-spot for you. Or 40, if you double it. Tuna is tough to eat plain. But with some tomatoes for juiciness and jalapeños for interest, this little snack will take you there and put a smile on your burning face. ;)

You can't beat the protein pick-up a can of plain tuna delivers. The downside? Choking down dry tuna with little flavor variation. Until now. Now you get all the protein in a bowl dressed with white beans, olive oil, lemon, and seasoning, which means nary a dry bite and much more flavor. Enjoy. You're welcome.

Yogurt and frozen mango are the base ingredients for this refreshing Indian staple, made just a bit healthier with almond milk. Add vanilla protein powder if you like. Don't skimp on the cardamom, almond and pistachio topping as it delivers on the exoticism of this cool drink.

Some PCOS ladies like to have a fruit cup after working out to lower cortisol and aid in recovery. Substitute these frozen fruit pops in on hot days for some extra refreshment and satisfaction. 

Chip & dip is unhealthy. And veggies with plain yogurt is boring. The Greeks got it right when they created Tzatziki. Elevate your treat day snacks while staying on track with this delicious dip recipe. Pair it with all manner of veggies and a few pretzels for a big hurrah on your treat day.

As with every baked goods recipe featuring erythritol, you need to keep an eye on the cook time because the cookies will brown a little quicker than typical sugar-laden varieties. But a little hawk vision while cooking will be rewarded with a tasty treat. Erythritol has the tendency to taste very sweet, so you may not even get through the single serving of 3 cookies before you're superbly satisfied. Enjoy with a little milk if you're not sensitive, or better yet a steaming cup of hot tea for dunking. Enjoy!

If you love peanut butter and chocolate but you aren't visiting the candy aisle due to your big, fat, audacious goals... have we got a treat for you. Peanut buttery, chocolatey, heaven between your fingers. And not too shabby for your biceps either. If you're prone to over-indulging be sure to only take a single-serving and put the rest back in the fridge. Enjoy!

You can simplify this recipe down to 2 ingredients = yogurt & blackberries. The added protein gives your muscles a boost and the xantham gum serves only to thicken the sauce and is a personal preference. Enjoy warm before bed.

Apples and berries are your go-to low-GI fruits if you're in the mood for sweet. And apples taste great with peanut butter. The fat in the nut butter also serves to slow down the rate at which the apple breaks down into sugar in your blood stream, lowering it's already reasonable level on the glycemic index. Just watch your nut butter serving. Therein lies the calories. A little goes a long way. Enjoy! PCOS Nutrition made with love.

As old a combination as time, and for a reason. Celery alone - meh. Celery with peanut butter - yes! The brilliance of this go-to snack is that it doesn't take that much peanut butter or other nut butters to make 3 stalks of celery go down happy. Go for no-sugar-added peanut butter choices. Almond butter is particularly good. We calculated the calories with regular peanut butter, so any substitutions you make will only improve your nutrition. PCOS nutrition made with love.

It tastes just like it sounds -- creamy and citrusy. On top of that, it isn't overpowered by eggs despite its 8 egg whites. So, you get a nice pop of protein and a sweet creamy finish to your meal. That's a win.

Mug cakes have been making the rounds in the fitness world. Because piping hot sweets don't reveal their protein and almond milk beginnings. They let the deep, rich cocoa powder and stevia-sweetened chocolate chips shine! Enjoy for a perfectly guilt-free treat in the evening or anytime you have a craving.

We love yogurt before bed because it is a slow-digesting protein that helps with recovery and reduces muscle breakdown while we sleep. That's why you see lots of yogurt snacks in our recipe library. They are best before bed. We say this, knowing that some women are sensitive to dairy. But whether you're enjoying real yogurt or dairy-free, the fresh berries and slivered almonds add a little mmmmm.

This snack is a great top up to your protein for the day touting 19 grams. If you're sensitive to dairy, it works nicely with a non-dairy yogurt, just mind your calories.

Parfaits are all about presentation. They're fun to make to see if you can get the layers perfectly separate. But whether you do or your don't, it tastes great all the same.

Yogurt is a snack go-to if you aren't sensitive to dairy. It's a good source of protein and lends itself to mixture with flavored protein powder. We eat it often. Which is why we're always looking for ways to 'spice it up.' We've done that literally here with saffron and cardamom. Say hello to New Delhi.

We love a quick yogurt and protein powder treat in the evening. Use your favorite protein flavor to boost your protein count for the day. Fresh berries brighten.

The psyllium husk gives this after-dinner treat it's firmness. We put it through the test kitchen a few times to find the perfect quantity. Blending with a blender is strongly recommended for this recipe. Otherwise you may not get a smooth, enjoyable consistency. At the end of the day, it's warm, it's chocolatey. We were audibly saying, "YUMMMM," as we were testing it. Grab your spoon!