5 Protein Powder Recipes
If you’re tracking macros and struggling to make your protein intake goals every day, you’re not alone. It can be TOUGH if you’re not planning properly. The key? Have a HIGH-QUALITY protein source with every meal. Unsure what constitutes a quality protein source? Take a beat and read THIS post. What you can’t get from food, you can get from a protein supplement, specifically, a protein powder.
Your diet should consist mostly of whole, clean foods. But sometimes, supplementation is necessary. If you read THIS GUIDE ON PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION, you know my GO-TO powder is Iconic. I just love it – let me count the ways.
- Complete milk protein, which agrees with my stomach
- The taste is DELICIOUS
- 20g of protein and ONLY 90 calories
- The powder mixes well with water, OR they have a premixed line – also delicious.
- Five ingredients
- The price is right
And guess what?! You get the chance to try it for yourself!! Use THIS LINK and Code KateL15 for 15% off. Pop that code in the promo code box at checkout and have at it!!!
A shake is excellent, but sometimes I want to mix it up.
Behold, I give you FIVE recipes beyond the basic shake staring Iconic protein powder (or your powder of choice).
They’re all SO easy and made with ingredients you most likely already have. Bonus.
5 Protein Powder Recipes
Chocolate Peanut Butter Shake
INGREDIENTS
- 8 oz almond milk
- One scoop powder
- 1/2 cup greek yogurt
- 2 TBS PB2
- Ice (optional)
DIRECTIONS
Put all ingredients in a blender and blend until thick and smooth.
I froth a little almond milk and powder to get extra as fahk for a whipped topping. Sprinkle a little cinnamon too if you want to get buck wild.
Elevated Protein Oats
INGREDIENTS
- 1/2 cup old fashioned oats
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup egg whites
- One scoop powder
- Mixed berries
DIRECTIONS
- Combine oats and water in a saucepan over medium-low heat. Stir until nearly cooked.
- Add egg whites and CONSTANTLY stir until egg whites are fully cooked and incorporated, and you’ve achieved a fluffy consistency.
- Take off heat and stir in powder
- Plate/bowl and add mixed berries for garnish
Protein Latte
INGREDIENTS
- 8oz coffee
- One scoop powder
- Two drops of peppermint extract (or to taste)
DIRECTIONS
- Make coffee as directed
- Blend coffee, powder, and extract
Chocolate “Mousse”
INGREDIENTS
- 5oz greek yogurt
- 28g pretzel crisps
- One scoop powder
DIRECTIONS
- Combine yogurt and powder, stir until fully incorporated and you’ve achieved a thick, fluffy consistency
- Crush pretzels and mix
No-Bake Iconic Protein Balls
INGREDIENTS
- 1 1/2 cup old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1 cup peanut butter
- 1/4 cup honey (melt it a little bit, so it’s easy to stir)
- One scoop Iconic Chocolate Truffle Protein Powder
- 2 Tablespoons chocolate chips
DIRECTIONS
- Combine all ingredients and mix
- Scoop into balls
- Pop in the fridge to solidify
The consistency of your powder will make or break this recipe. I’ve tried it with other brands, and Iconic is BY FAR the best iteration. IMO, that’s true of this recipe, and everything else. I’m obsessed.
Bon Appétit, Bishes.
Shoot me a DM to tell me yours, and of course, reach out with any questions!
THE FINE PRINT
Guys, this post is SPONSORED! I am getting to collect my thoughts, write them down, create this content, and I’ll go through a detailed recap process to show the value of my partnership. But before any of that happens, I weigh my options CAREFULLY to evaluate if the product I’m serving you is WORTHY of your consumption. We’ve built this community together, it’s incredible, and nothing is worth the bottom line or a quick buck. I couldn’t WAIT for this partnership to finalize so I could share it with you. I’ve been whoring myself out courting this brand for MONTHS, and the fact they looked at me twice is blowing my mind. I’m beyond proud and honored to have this opportunity.
If you try it, tell me how much you LOVE IT!!! Because I know you will.
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