This Montreal Bakery Makes Healthy Treats So You Can Eat As Many As You Want

Time to indulge!
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In our city, there's always some type of new food to try, which is why we're here to introduce you to a very special Montreal bakery: Guiltfree Bliss. If you've always dreamed of a snack that will satisfy your sweet tooth while giving you a boost of protein, look no further. Yep, the treats here are healthy and delicious.

From decadent pancakes to mouthwatering poke bowls, our city is not lacking in food and drink options. If you're looking for a bakery that offers a "healthy alternative to your favourite sweets," you have to give this place a try.

These gorgeously delicious treats are not only a treat for your taste buds but since they're so aesthetically pleasing, they're a treat for the eyes as well.

Guiltfree Bliss' healthy goodies are high in protein as well as being white flour-free, butter and oil-free, and sugar-free.

The owner's mission is to "promote healthy eating and to support people in their physical transformation process, by offering pastries rich in protein and nutritional values."

Not only are these desserts beautiful, but they're also beyond tasty.

And, best of all, there are a ton of options to pick from.

From the protein muffins in a variety of flavours to the protein donuts and dairy-free options, even the pickiest eater will be satisfied.

I personally love the chocolate banana muffin and the Oreo donut.

I have yet to try everything on the menu, but just give me time and I will.

When it comes to the price, six muffins or donuts will run you a total of $20.

And, if you are looking to nosh on the dairy-free option, it will end up costing you a little bit more.

Healthy and delicious: Guiltfree Bliss is truly the best of both worlds.


Guiltfree Bliss

Cuisine: Healthy baked goods

Address: Pick-up at Shop Santé Montréal, 4399, rue Saint Denis, Montreal, QC; Delivery: Saturdays from 10 a.m. — 3 p.m.

Why You Need To Go: To satisfy your sweet tooth while doing your body a favour!

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