breakfast smoothies/shakes?
purplejellies
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So i like to read and since this is my new i guess life long hobby, because we all know fit and healthy isnt just something temporary, it is a life long goal to maintain even after you have lost the weight you wanted to. I hear you need to eat 5 small meals a day 2-3 hours apart from each other. that being said iv also read that breakfast smoothies and shakes are an awesome way to start your day and even as snacks . Any body have any healthy recipes for shakes/smoothies?
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My absolute fav....
-1.5 frozen bananas (I keep a big bag of peeled, halved bananas in the freezer at all times)
-1 cup liquid - you can use almond milk, low fat milk, a combo of milk and water
-1 tbsp natural peanut butter
Blend and enjoy.
Healthier = frozen berries, spinach, milk/water/juice.0 -
1cup almond milk one cup mix frozen fruits and I spoon of vanilla whey protein powder
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akirkman86 wrote: »My absolute fav....
-1.5 frozen bananas (I keep a big bag of peeled, halved bananas in the freezer at all times)
-1 cup liquid - you can use almond milk, low fat milk, a combo of milk and water
-1 tbsp natural peanut butter
Blend and enjoy.
Healthier = frozen berries, spinach, milk/water/juice.
can you use SOY Milk?0 -
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I like to do a shake with 1/2 a cup kale 1/2 a cup spinach a cup of frozen berries almond milk and a tablespoon of almond butter0
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I just made a protein shake with 1 banana, 1tsp Cocoa powder, 3tbsp whey protein powder, coconut water, ice. It was surprisingly good but a bit sweet for my taste so would prob go half a banana next time.
I also like green smoothies with Apple, kale, date, water/coconut water.0 -
1/2 cup blueberries
1/2 cup Greek yogurt
1/2 frozen banana
2 tbs rolled oats
2tbs flax seed
1/3 cup vanilla soy milk
Very yummy and healthy!!!0 -
1 banana
1 orange
5-6 strawberrys
1/2cup unsweetened almond milk
1 cup plain greek yogurt
I also add a few handfuls of kale or spinach if I have it on hand
Favorite smoothie!!0 -
1/2 banana, 1/2 grapefruit, about cup of mix of aloe vera juice and water with ice ,plus chia for me like a dash and blend
very refreshing and with protein with the chia ,hope this helps:)0 -
I have been trying silken tofu smoothies lately and lovin them!
12 oz of silken tofu
3/4 cup blueberries
3/4 cup raspberries
1 banana
8 oz of pomegranate juice (optional, can use some water or almond milk or whatever to thin out smoothie)
1.5 tbs chia seeds (optional, but adds nutrition and a fun crunch)0 -
If you like gingerbread, Oxygen magazine has a recipe for a delicious Gingerbread cookie shake: 1/2 scoop vanilla protein powder, 1/2 scoop chocolate protein powder, 1/2 cup vanilla enriched Rice Dream, 1/2 cup vanilla yogurt, 1/2 tsp ginger, 1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1 T molasses, and ice cubes. Blend and drink ! Mmmmmm
I also like a Creamsicle, which is a cup of orange juice (I get the Healthy kids kind with extra calcium and vitamins), half a scoop of vanilla protein powder (I’ve been getting spirulina), and a lowfat vanilla yogurt. Blend and drink.
The Protein Packed Pina Colada smoothie is blended with the following ingredients: Cup cottage cheese, cup canned pineapple or cup pineapple juice, half a frozen banana, half a cup of milk, 1 T coconut, half a scoop vanilla protein powder, and a cup of ice cubes.
The Key Lime Protein Shake is blended with half an avocado, juice of a lime, 2 tsp lime zest, 1 scoop of vanilla whey protein powder, 1 T coconut, a cup of milk, and 1-2 packets of Stevia (optional).
The Chocolate Maple Shake is made by blending a cup of milk, 3 T protein powder, 1 T cocoa powder, and 1 tsp maple syrup
Last but not least, for a change, I blend a cup of orange juice (I get the Healthy kids kind with extra calcium and vitamins), half a scoop of chocolate protein powder (I’ve been getting spirulina), and a lowfat coffee yogurt. Also good!
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Smoothie.
I also like a Creamsicle, which is a cup of orange juice (I get the Healthy kids kind with extra calcium and vitamins), half a scoop of vanilla protein powder (I’ve been getting spirulina), and a lowfat vanilla yogurt. Blend and drink.
Lately I also add a tsp of each of the following: Chia seeds, Sesame seeds, Goji powder, Acai powder, Cinnamon , Cacao nibs or cocoa powder, Hemp seeds, Flax seeds (half tsp), Powdered Calcium, Vitamin D – liquid and Maca, along with a choice of either: Beet, carrot, or pomegranate powder, tart cherry
It's quite a drink!
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1 cup water
1/4 cup raw rolled oats
1/2 cup low fat plain yogurt
1/2 frozen banana
1 1/2 cups of frozen pineapple
2 cups kale, spinach, chard
Makes a huge smoothie and it's less then 400 calories. I'm full until lunch. Plus the oats are good for fiber, breast cancer, heart disease, and diabete prevention.
I sub out the pineapple for an apple or pear with blueberries at times or a whole banana. If you add a 2 tbs. of unsweetened cocoa powder, you have a chocolate shake. I also like using peanut butter powder for a protein boost.
A chocolate peanut butter banana smoothie fulfills my sweet tooth in the healthiest of ways!0 -
I take one cup of kefir (plain) and blend it with a cup of frozen berries for a 180 calories or less with a dash of plain stevia. Delicious0
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I found this smoothie refreshing
1-cup unsweetened almond milk
1/2 cup mixed berries frozen
1/2 banana frozen
2 tablespoons of rice protein
2 tablespoons of flex seeds
The flex seeds are placed in the blender last to make sure they are grind up well.
This keeps me full until lunch.0 -
8 oz unsweetened cashew milk
1 tablespoon of pb2 (powered peanut butter)
1 tablespoon of hersey's unsweetened cocoa powder
1 scoop of chocolate protien powder
2 ice cubes
Blend
Enjoy
Tastes like a Reese cup and 160-180 calories depending on your protien mix0 -
Lately I've been doing Matcha (Green Tea) Smoothies
1/2 c. cold water
1/2 c. milk (soy, coconut, almond, whatever floats your boat)
2tsp Matcha powder
1 scoop protein powder (I use Vega One natural)
1 tsp honey
1 banana (or 1 cup frozen pineapple chunks)
2-3 ice cubes0
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