High-Protein Blueberry Cheesecake Mousse
Blueberry Cheesecake Mousse
High protein • Low carb blueberry cheesecake mousse — 10 minutes, two glasses
This is blueberry cheesecake mousse, not a sugar pie in a glass. Cream cheese, Greek yogurt, a measured blueberry scoop, and allulose blend purple and speckled, like the glass in the photo. Ten minutes. No graham crust, no sugar.
Two glasses. One glass is one serving. Keep the berries measured or the carbs jump.
Chill: optional
Glasses: 2
Why you’ll love this mousse
- 17g protein per glass — yogurt and cream cheese
- 7g net carbs — measured blueberries, not sugar jam
- About 10 minutes, one blender
- Purple speckled swirl, berries on top, like the photo
- No boxed mix, no sugar
- It holds a spoon if the yogurt is thick
Health notes
- Protein: High for a dessert glass. Yogurt and cream cheese carry it.
- Lower carb than cheesecake: No crust, no sugar. Close to keto-zero at 7g net.
- Two glasses: Macros are per glass, not both together.
- Sweet jam or extra berries will jump the carbs. Keep the fruit measured.
Key element — blend thick, then a measured berry fold
A watery mousse comes from thin yogurt. Beat cream cheese first, then blend in thick Greek yogurt, allulose, and a measured 1/2 cup blueberries until purple and speckled, like the photo. Stop before it turns thin.
Diabetic-Friendly
High-Protein Blueberry Cheesecake Mousse
- Prep10 min
- Total10 min
- Calories205 kcal
Ingredients
Instructions
- Beat. Beat cream cheese until smooth.
- Blend. Add yogurt, allulose, lemon, vanilla, and salt. Blend until creamy.
- Berries. Add 1/2 cup blueberries. Pulse a few times so the mousse stays speckled, like the photo.
- Spoon. Split into 2 glasses. Top with a few whole berries.
- Serve. Eat now, or chill 20 minutes for a thicker spoon. One glass is one serving.
Notes & Tips
- Thick Greek yogurt. Thin yogurt makes a drink, not a mousse.
- Pulse the berries. A full blend turns the glass gray-purple.
- Keep berries to 1/2 cup. Extra fruit jumps the carbs.
- Soft cream cheese. Cold lumps stay in the glass.
- A 20-minute chill firms the spoon if your kitchen is warm.
Variations & serving ideas
- Cottage cheese: Blend 1 cup until smooth in place of yogurt.
- Raspberries: Same 1/2 cup if you want a tart glass.
- Sweet jam or extra berries: Skip them. That is how carbs jump.
- Lemon: Add 1 tsp extra lemon zest with the vanilla.
- Vanilla bean: Use 1/2 tsp vanilla bean paste instead of extract.
- Frozen: Freeze 30 minutes and scoop like soft serve.
- One bowl: Skip the glasses and eat from the blender bowl. Still count two servings.
Storage
- Eat now: Best (While the swirl is speckled)
- Refrigerator: Up to 2 days (Cover. Stir once before serving)
- Freezer: Up to 1 month (Thaw 10 minutes, then stir)
Nutrition Facts
Per serving
| Nutrient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
| Calories | 205 kcal |
| Total fat | 12 g |
| Sodium | 160 mg |
| Total carbohydrate | 9 g |
| Fibre | 2 g |
| Protein | 17 g |
Nutrition values are approximate and vary with brands and portion sizes.
Frequently asked questions
Is this mousse keto-friendly?
Yes, close. About 7g net per glass with a measured blueberry scoop. Skip sweet jam.
Why is it thin?
The yogurt was watery, or you blended too long. Use thick Greek yogurt and stop when it holds a spoon.
Can I add more blueberries?
Extra fruit adds carbs. Stay at 1/2 cup so each glass stays at about 7g net.
Why is it gray, not purple?
You blended the berries too long. Pulse so the glass stays speckled, like the photo.
Do I have to chill it?
No. It eats now. A 20-minute chill makes a thicker spoon.
How do I store leftovers?
Covered in the fridge up to 2 days. Stir once before you eat.




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