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Recipe Ideas

ValkyrieFD
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Post here for ideas to spruce up the Optifast shakes (without calories or too much extra sodium)

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FUDGESICLES
Ingredients
1 - 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Chocolate Powder
6 fl oz water or diet chocolate fudge soda
Preparation
1. Combine Chocolate Powder and water or soda; stir until dissolved.
2. Pour into Popsicle mold or an ice cube tray; freeze until solid.0 -
ORANGE CREAMSICLE
Ingredients
1 – 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Vanilla Powder
12 fl oz cold diet orange soda
Preparation
Mix all ingredients in a blender until dissolved.0 -
ICED COFFEE
Ingredients
1 – 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Vanilla Powder
¾ cup cold coffee
Preparation
1. Pour cold coffee into shaker or blender; add OPTIFAST powder.
2. Cover and shake vigorously for 15-20 seconds or blend at lowest speed for 5 seconds until dissolved. Serve over ice.0 -
CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER
Ingredients
1 – 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Vanilla Powder
12 fl oz cold diet root beer
Preparation
1. Pour diet root beer into blender.
2. Add OPTIFAST powder and blend at lowest speed for 5 seconds until dissolved. Serve over ice.
Makes 1 – 12 fl oz serving
Recipe Variation
Old Fashioned Root Beer Slush: Prepare recipe as directed. Once blended, cover and freeze for 1½ - 2 hours or until almost frozen. Re-blend until slushy.0 -
HOT CHOCOLATE SURPRISE
Ingredients
1 – 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Chocolate Powder
¼ tsp sugar free coconut syrup/extract (no calorie only)
8 fl oz hot water
1 packet no calorie sweetener/drops
Preparation
Combine all ingredients in a large glass or mug; stir until dissolved. Serve warm.0 -
LEMON LIME SPRITZER
Ingredients
1 – 1.48 oz packet OPTIFAST Vanilla Powder
8 fl oz cold diet lemon-lime soda
6 ice cubes
Preparation
Combine all ingredients in a blender and mix on lowest speed for 5 seconds until dissolved.0
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