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Healthy Walmart Cake Recipe

This Healthy Walmart Cake Recipe is a lighter, high-protein twist on the classic Walmart birthday sheet cake — made with Greek yogurt, egg whites, and protein powder for a fluffy, moist crumb without a ton of oil or butter. You still get that soft vanilla party-cake vibe with a sweet white frosting, while keeping each slice around ≈ 120 calories and ≈ 9g protein — perfect for birthdays, potlucks, or “Walmart cake” cravings with a lighter profile.
Healthy Walmart Cake Recipe
⏱ Prep Time
20 mins
🔥 Bake Time
22–28 mins
⏳ Total Time
≈ 45 mins

🍽 Servings
12 slices
🔥 Calories
≈ 120 / slice
💪 Protein
≈ 9 g / slice
💵 Budget-friendly
Under $12
Why This Healthy Walmart-Style Cake Works

This Walmart-inspired sheet cake bakes in one pan, slices cleanly, and stays soft & moist for days thanks to Greek yogurt and egg whites.

The flavor is classic party cake — fluffy vanilla base with a sweet white frosting — but with less sugar and added protein so you can enjoy a slice without the crash.

Using protein powder + oat flour helps make each slice more filling, which is ideal when you’re surrounded by rich store-bought desserts.

Great for birthdays, office parties, or weekly meal-prep treats — it tastes like a celebration cake but fits a lighter lifestyle. 🎂

A soft, frosted “Walmart-style” vanilla cake with a lighter twist — boosted by high-protein ingredients and a more waistline-friendly calorie count.
Disclaimer
Nutritional values are estimates and may vary based on brands or quantities. For medical or dietary concerns, consult a qualified health professional.

🥗 Ingredients for Healthy Walmart-Style Birthday Cake (12 Slices)

Ingredient Quantity Calories
Nonfat Greek Yogurt1 cup140 kcal
Egg Whites4 large≈ 68 kcal
Whole Egg1 large70 kcal
Vanilla Protein Powder1/2 cup (≈ 60 g)240 kcal
Oat Flour (or finely blended oats)1½ cups≈ 510 kcal
Baking Powder2½ tsp0 kcal
Unsweetened Almond Milk (or low-fat milk)¾ cup≈ 30 kcal
Granulated Zero-Calorie Sweetener (or sugar)⅔ cup0–520 kcal*
Vanilla Extract2 tsp0 kcal
Pinch of Salt1 pinch0 kcal
Light Cream Cheese (softened)4 oz (≈ 115 g)≈ 280 kcal
Nonfat Greek Yogurt (for frosting)½ cup70 kcal
Powdered Sweetener (or powdered sugar)½ cup0–400 kcal*
Vanilla Extract (for frosting)1 tsp0 kcal
Rainbow Sprinkles (optional)2 tbsp≈ 60 kcal
*Using regular sugar instead of zero-calorie sweetener will significantly increase total calories. Nutrition estimates below are based on low- or zero-calorie sweeteners.
➡️ Total Calories (whole cake, with low-calorie sweeteners): ≈ 1,440 kcal
➡️ Calories per slice (12 slices): ≈ 120 kcal
➡️ Protein per slice: ≈ 9 g

✅ Benefits of Each Ingredient

🥣 Greek yogurt: Adds moisture and protein, replacing much of the oil or butter in typical store cakes.
🥚 Egg whites + whole egg: Give structure and lift while keeping fat lower than using several whole eggs.
💪 Protein powder: Boosts protein so a slice is more satisfying than regular Walmart-style cake.
🌾 Oat flour: Adds fiber and a tender crumb that still feels like soft bakery cake.
🥛 Almond milk: Keeps the batter light with fewer calories than full-fat dairy.
🧀 Light cream cheese + yogurt frosting: Delivers that thick, sweet bakery-style frosting with less fat and sugar.
🎉 Sprinkles: Bring the classic Walmart birthday-cake look — a little goes a long way.

👩‍🍳 Preparation Steps

  1. Preheat: Heat oven to 350°F (175°C). Lightly grease or line a 9×13-inch baking pan with parchment.
  2. Mix wet ingredients: In a large bowl, whisk Greek yogurt, egg whites, whole egg, almond milk, vanilla, and granulated sweetener until smooth.
  3. Mix dry ingredients: In another bowl, stir together oat flour, protein powder, baking powder, and salt.
  4. Combine: Add dry ingredients to wet and mix gently until just combined. Do not overmix — a few small lumps are okay.
  5. Bake: Pour batter into the pan, smooth the top, and bake 22–28 minutes or until a toothpick comes out mostly clean.
  6. Cool completely: Let the cake cool in the pan, then chill slightly in the fridge for easier frosting.
  7. Make the frosting: Beat light cream cheese until smooth, then mix in Greek yogurt, powdered sweetener, and vanilla until thick and creamy.
  8. Frost & decorate: Spread frosting over the cooled cake in an even layer. Add sprinkles on top for that Walmart-style birthday look.
  9. Slice & serve: Cut into 12 squares and enjoy immediately, or chill for cleaner slices.

Tips

  • Use room-temperature ingredients so the batter mixes smoothly and bakes evenly.
  • Don’t overbake: Take the cake out as soon as the center sets — this keeps it soft and moist.
  • Chill before slicing: A short chill in the fridge helps the frosting firm up for clean cuts.
  • Adjust sweetness: Taste the frosting and add more sweetener if you prefer a “store-cake” level of sweetness.
  • Storage: Keep leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 4 days, or freeze slices for up to 1 month.

🍽 Nutritional Facts (Per 1 Slice)

Nutrient Amount
Calories≈ 120 kcal
Protein≈ 9 g
Fat≈ 3 g
Carbs≈ 15 g
Fiber≈ 2 g

🌿 Key Benefits

🎉 Birthday-party ready: Looks and feels like a classic Walmart-style celebration cake with frosting and sprinkles.
💪 Higher-protein treat: Protein powder, yogurt, and egg whites make each slice more filling.
🔥 Lower-calorie than store cake: Around 120 calories per slice when using low-calorie sweeteners.
🧊 Great for meal prep: Easy to bake, chill, slice, and store for grab-and-go desserts.

❓ FAQ

Can I make this without protein powder?
Yes. Replace the protein powder with more oat flour (about ½ cup), but protein will be lower and texture slightly denser.

What if I only have regular sugar?
You can use it, but calories per slice will increase. Start with the same amount and adjust to taste.

Can I bake this in a round pan?
Yes. Use two 8-inch round pans and reduce baking time slightly, checking for doneness early.

Can I make a chocolate version?
Swap ¼ cup of oat flour for unsweetened cocoa powder and use chocolate protein powder instead of vanilla.

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