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    1. Brownie - a favourite chocolate cake
    2. Fit version of brownie - a surprising ingredient
    3. Ingredients for a fit brownie
    4. Method of preparation
    5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

BROWNIE - FAVOURITE CHOCOLATE CAKE

Brownie is one of the world's best-loved chocolate cakes. Its intense flavour and moist, dense texture make it hard to resist. Although it originated in the United States, today it is found on tables all over the world. In the classic version, the brownie is full of sugar and butter - but we have a healthier alternative for you!

A FIT VERSION OF THE BROWNIE - A SURPRISING INGREDIENT

In our recipe, the main ingredient will be... red beans! It sounds unusual, but it is what gives the cake its unique texture and makes the brownie moist, nutritious and full of protein. Combined with bananas and cocoa, it creates a dessert that tastes like a classic brownie but is much healthier.

INGREDIENTS FOR A FIT BROWNIE

  • 2 ripe bananas
  • 3 tablespoons cocoa
  • 1 teaspoon of baking powder
  • 2 cans of red beans
  • ¾ cup erythritol
  • 4 eggs
  • 1 tbsp rice flour or wheat flour
  • 50 g dark chocolate or raw cocoa beans

METHOD OF PREPARATION

  1. Rinse the beans thoroughly in a colander and leave to dry.
  2. Place all ingredients (except chocolate) in a large bowl and blitz to a smooth paste.
  3. Add chopped dark chocolate or cocoa beans and mix with a spoon.
  4. Grease a baking tin with butter or coconut oil and dust with breadcrumbs.
  5. Transfer the cake batter to the tin and bake at 180°C for about 50 minutes.

Ready! Once cooled, you can serve the brownie with fruit or natural yoghurt. It's the perfect post-workout snack or a healthy dessert when you're craving something sweet.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes! Thanks to the addition of ripe bananas, cocoa and erythritol, the flavour of the beans is completely undetectable. The beans give the cake the moist and heavy texture characteristic of a brownie, while enriching the dessert with valuable protein and fibre.

Bake the cake at 180°C for approximately 50 minutes. Before baking, it is worth remembering to prepare the tin properly - greasing it with fat (e.g. coconut oil) and dusting it with breadcrumbs to prevent the cake from sticking to the edges.

The fit brownie is based on nutrient-dense ingredients. Instead of using lots of butter and sugar, we use red beans, bananas and a sugar substitute (erythritol). As a result, the dessert has a much lower glycaemic index, fewer calories and a higher protein content, making it an ideal post-workout snack.

Definitely yes. In order to achieve a perfectly smooth and velvety texture without any lumps of beans, all the ingredients (except for the chocolate chunks) need to be blended thoroughly into a smooth paste. Add the chopped chocolate or cocoa beans at the very end, stirring with just a spoon.

The finished and cooled brownie tastes great accompanied by fresh seasonal fruit, such as raspberries or blueberries. A blob of natural yoghurt is also a good addition to break up the intense chocolate flavour of the cake.

Summary - key findings

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Important: The contents of this article are solely informational and educational and do not constitute professional medical advice. If you have a serious medical condition or health problem, consult your doctor before you start exercising. The use of the information contained in the article is at the user's own risk.

Publication: Just GYM | Update: 24.02.2026 r.