Recipe??

Erika S.
on 1/19/08 1:28 am - Duluth, MN
Does anyone have a recipe for a smoothie using plain yogurt, milk, protein powder and possible frozen strawberry  or frozen banana?  Still no able to drink the NSA CIB, and I need protein.   Thanks, Erika P.S. I have unflavored protein powder, I'm going to try with it.

     




                    

Christi P.
on 1/19/08 1:59 am, edited 1/19/08 2:01 am - Mora, MN
Have you tried any of the recipes from eggface's blog?  She has a ton of beverage recipes on her blog. http://www.theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/

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barbk
on 1/19/08 2:43 am - Eagan, MN
Carol N posted this a while back relating to the silver bullet.  I'm guessing you could use your yogurt instead of pudding (or try the pudding).  Hope this helps.....

"I am using it almost every morning for a 'SUPER DUPER PROTEIN SHAKE'!! I take a scoop of protein powder, a little piece of banana and some SF pudding (banana flavor) and about a tablespoon of milk. This comes out to be about 250 calories and I always get FULL!! Also like 20 grams of protein.
I have made some different variations with Strawberry and Chocolate."


Fitness is not about age or a size -- it's really about an attitude and life style!!!
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doodlebug
on 1/19/08 3:21 am - MN

1) Change brands This can be huge and one of the best ways to not neglect your protein intake. You can also mix the brands- a scoop of this and a scoop of that.

 

2) Add Fruit Adding fruit can be a nice change of pace as well. Frozen fruit can be great turning it into a smoothie. Watch the amount though, as too much fruit can add a ton of sugar. Berries like Strawberries and Blueberries can add a lot of flavor not much sugar.

 

3) Add Crystal Light Crystal Light is a sugar free drink mix that comes in all sorts of flavors. There are two ways to do this, you can 1) pre-mix it in water and then add your protein to it, or 2) Just add a few sprinkles of the Crystal Light mix to you protein shake and remix. You could also use sugar free Kool Aid.

 

4) Add Peanut Butter Watch the amount as peanut butter calories can add up quickly. Almond butter and others are good too.

5) Add Pumpkin This is a good one around the holidays. Get a can of unsweetened pumpkin pie mix. Add a few tablespoons to your shake and mix it up. You can also add some pumpkin pie spices like cinnamon and cloves.

 

6) Add Sugar Free Quik Add a little Sugar-Free Nestle Quik (or other sugar free chocolate milk mix).  This also works great when you combine it with peanut butter.

 

7) Add Sugar Free Cool Whip Whey shakes can definitely be bland and blah. Adding a little Cool Whip can make it nice and creamy. Works great with Peanut Butter.

8) Add Extracts Add a few drops of peppermint or other extract flavoring to vanilla or unflavored protein.

9) Add Ice Protein shakes are worse if they are not cold. Adding a few ice cubes and mixing it in a blender makes a huge difference.

 

10) Add Cinnamon A few sprinkles of cinnamon and you have yourself a new shake.

 

11) Eggnog Adding 1/4 - 1/2 cup of eggbeaters (raw eggs could be hazardous) and a half a teaspoon or so of vanilla extract and you have yourself an eggnog protein shake.

 

12) Cheesecake A couple of tablespoons of low-fat cream cheese along with some vanilla extract and you have a cheesecake protein shake.

13) Mocha Add some cold coffee to your chocolate protein shake can turn it into a frappacino.

 

14) Root Beer Float Mix protein in diet root beer (Diet Barq's Root Beer). As close to a root beer float as you can get without real ice cream.

 

 

 

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Jennifer G.
on 1/19/08 5:34 am - Minnetonka, MN
I can't wait to try the cheescake shake but they all sound good! These are really helpful thanks.

Jennifer

 

    
lafoster
on 1/19/08 12:31 pm - Rosemount, MN

Check out this link - they have a ton of different shake recipes

 http://www.beforeandafterhelp.com/index.php?showtopic=8732

 

good luck.

 Linda

 

barbk
on 1/19/08 9:59 pm - Eagan, MN

Found it --- Lucy posted these recipes about 10 days ago.  Here is the link she provided -- they have a ton of recipes for you.....And absolutely delicious!!!!! http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/recipe/postdetail/2873.htm l?vc=0

XXOO


Fitness is not about age or a size -- it's really about an attitude and life style!!!
Life is not measured by the number of breathes we take, but by the moments that take our breathe away~~

Erika S.
on 1/20/08 12:50 am - Duluth, MN
Christi, Barb K., Doodle Bug and Linda, Thanks for the recipes and the information it is much appreciated. Erika

     




                    

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