Rupy’s Protein Power Smoothie

A delicious high protein smoothie that is far cheaper than buying powders. This provides similar protein quantities found in commercial powders, plus ...a lot more in the way of quality fats, magnesium and calcium which are nutrients you need post-workout. Read more A delicious high protein smoothie that is far cheaper than buying powders. This provides similar protein quantities found in commercial powders, plus a lot more in the way of quality fats, magnesium and calcium which are nutrients you need post-workout.

Prep time
5 mins
Cook time
0 mins
FREEZER FRIENDLY
No
SHELF LIFE
2 days
Why is this healthy?
High
protein
High
fibre
Prebiotics
Healthy
fats
Herbs &
spices
Contains
Peanuts, Nuts
Ingredients
Serves 1
almond milk
peanut butter
shelled hemp seeds
maple syrup
optional
cacao powder (raw)
or pure cocoa powder
cinnamon (ground)
banana (frozen)
chopped can also use fresh banana with some ice cubes
Why is this healthy?
High
protein
High
fibre
Prebiotics
Healthy
fats
Herbs &
spices

NUTRITION PER SERVING (Read more)

36g
Total Fat
57g
Carbs
19g
Fibre
20g
Sugars
571kcal
Calories
27g
Protein
8mg
Iron
43%
 
462mg
Magnesium
110%
 
884mg
Phosporus
71%
 
1542mg
Potassium
33%
 
162mg
Sodium
7%
 
1mg
Vitamin B1
42%
 
1mcg
Vitamin B12
47%
 
4mcg
Vitamin D
20%
 
11mg
Vitamin E
75%
 
91mcg
Vitamin B9
23%
 
157mcg
Vitamin A
17%
 
11mg
Vitamin C
12%
 
6mg
Zinc
56%
 
2mcg
Vitamin K
2%
 
2mg
Copper
211%
 
1mg
Vitamin B2
43%
 
8mg
Vitamin B3
51%
 
1mg
Vitamin B6
46%
 
498mg
Calcium
38%
 
Total Fat: 36g; Carbs: 57g; Fibre: 19g; Sugars: 20g; Calories: 571kcal; Protein: 27g; Iron: 8mg (43%); Magnesium: 462mg (110%); Phosporus: 884mg (71%); Potassium: 1542mg (33%); Sodium: 162mg (7%); Vitamin B1: 1mg (42%); Vitamin B12: 1mcg (47%); Vitamin D: 4mcg (20%); Vitamin E: 11mg (75%); Vitamin B9: 91mcg (23%); Vitamin A: 157mcg (17%); Vitamin C: 11mg (12%); Zinc: 6mg (56%); Vitamin K: 2mcg (2%); Copper: 2mg (211%); Vitamin B2: 1mg (43%); Vitamin B3: 8mg (51%); Vitamin B6: 1mg (46%); Calcium: 498mg (38%)
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Notes

Alternatives:

peanut butter - almond butter, cashew butter

raw cacao - maca powder, lucuma powder

almond milk - regular milk, cashew milk, oat milk

hemp seed - almond meal

cinnamon - ground clove, pumpkin spice mix

Why is this healthy?
High
protein
High
fibre
Prebiotics
Healthy
fats
Herbs &
spices
Contains
Peanuts, Nuts
Ingredients
Serves 1
almond milk
peanut butter
shelled hemp seeds
maple syrup
optional
cacao powder (raw)
or pure cocoa powder
cinnamon (ground)
banana (frozen)
chopped can also use fresh banana with some ice cubes
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Ingredients

Serves 1
almond milk
peanut butter
shelled hemp seeds
maple syrup
optional
cacao powder (raw)
or pure cocoa powder
cinnamon (ground)
banana (frozen)
chopped can also use fresh banana with some ice cubes

Method

Your notes

1

Gather your ingredients.

2

Place everything in a blender and blitz until smooth.

3

Taste for sweetness and adjust if required.

Notes

Alternatives:

peanut butter - almond butter, cashew butter

raw cacao - maca powder, lucuma powder

almond milk - regular milk, cashew milk, oat milk

hemp seed - almond meal

cinnamon - ground clove, pumpkin spice mix

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User comments (16)

Nicholas 5 days ago

I love this smoothie. It’s perfect for those with a sweet tooth wanting a healthier kick.

Tara Last week

I love this smoothie. Easy to digest bc it’s dairy free, no need to add protein powder, and tastes lovely. Not sweet, but the cinnamon and banana balance out the bitterness of the cacao. I love it post work out.

Suzanne 2 weeks ago

Ticks all the boxes for a quick breakfast (and if you like chocolate 😊)

Alan 2 weeks ago

Refreshing and tasty, I used Milled Flaxseed as finding Shelled Hemp isn't so easy ..

Cat 2 months ago

Very satiating. As a diabetic, bananas spike me so I subbed 1/2 cup frozen blueberries. It was really delicious. I also used two tbsp hemp protein powder ( which is only hempseeds). This will be a regular

Rena 2 months ago

Very yummy

Simone 3 months ago

I love it 🙂 I think I might add a few frozen dark cherries to go with the chocolate 😋 Do you think that’ll work?

Lauren 3 months ago

A very high amount of calories in this - maybe from all the peanut butter - and it didn’t taste great (strong cacao taste and no sweetness).

Marie 4 months ago

Bit powdery but I liked it! Would definitely make it again.

Sue 4 months ago

Stunning recipe! Loads of protein and super tasty! Perfect recipe for all the frozen bananas I've "saved" in the freezer. Well done guys

5 months ago

Very rich for me, would save this for a time I need a large bar of chocolate!

Siobhan 5 months ago

So good!
Found you can reduce the cacao powder to keep costs a bit lower/ less kcals

Bev 5 months ago

Easy to do and delicious

Kerryn 5 months ago

Lovely recipe. Definitely needs the frozen banana or ice cubes for the coldness. It was quite thick and needed to add some more milk.

Una 6 months ago

I used honey instead of syrup

Ria 6 months ago

Delicious

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