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Homemade protein shakes receipes please.

Poorgirls_Diet
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Hi all, Does anyone have any protein shake receipes that they use to help to aid weight loss. I miss out on breakfast every morning to due to work etc and my husband suggested making my own protein shakes to replace breakfast that I could make the night before and take with me while I am driving to work. I haven't a clue where to start. What sort of protein powder should I use?
Thanks in advance for any responses
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Thanks in advance for any responses

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I am looking at making my own "homemade" protein shake. I will add Protein Plus Peanut Flour (I just got it yesterday) to my chocolate milk.
You could also use PB2 if you have that. I also received that in my order yesterday, but it has less protein, but still the peanut butter flavor I am looking for.
Protein Plus Peanut Flour -1/4 C
110 calories
4 grams fat
4 gram of fiber
2 grams sugar
16 grams protein0 -
1 Cup Fage Full Fat Greek Yogurt
1/2 Cup So Delicious Coconut Milk
3-4 Blackberries
1/2-1 Strawberry
3-4 Raspberries
1 Scoop protein of your choice. I used Casein vanilla from Optimum.
Tastes incredibly smooth.0 -
Thank you both0
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Simple and effective:
2 scoops vanilla protein powder
3/4 cup lactose free milk
1 medium nanner
1 tbsp natty peanutbutter
1 tbsp hersheys special dark cocoa powder
Bout 60g's of protein, 300 cals.
Bang bang!0 -
This is one of my current favorites:
1 cup unsweetened coconut/almond milk blend
6 ounces Fage 0% nonfat plain Greek yogurt
1 frozen banana (or unfrozen, your choice, I just like the cold)
1 Tablespoon chocolate PB2
1 teaspoon cinnamon sugar (McCormick)
< 300 calories, VERY filling and smooth, lots of protein. You could probably experiment with substituting some vanilla protein powder for the yogurt for a slightly higher protein punch.
You should TOTALLY invest in a single-serve blender, I got mine for less than $20 and I have NO IDEA how I ever lived without it. Making a shake in the morning takes less than 3 minutes.0 -
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dashingdish.com has some good ones too.0
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wow thanks guys0
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