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For breakfast, Khloe makes a nutritious protein shake by mixing one scoop of whey protein powder, one tablespoon of almond butter, one serving of fruit, and ice.

Especially if you are not a protein powder / shake kind of a person then Almond Butter Hemp Smoothie is definitely your call.

I prefer liquid snack if I get hungry, like protein shakes or tea with almond milk or cream.

I have used ground flaxseed for years in protein shakes, as a stand alone cereal with almond milk, and as a thickener.

This Almond Mocha Smoothie isn't just a delicious drink, it is a healthy protein shake to help you lighten up in the New Year!

Many protein shakes rely on whey protein (derived from milk), yogurt, and cow's milk, but this French vanilla power shake from A Whisk and Two Wands mixes almond milk, almond milk ice cream, and a scoop of nutrient - rich vegan protein powder.

This is a delicious almond butter I love to make whole - grain toast and dip it or banana with it but either way it's just wonderful you can also put it in protein shakes!

Take your smoothies and shakes to the next level with this healthy mixture of protein powder, flaxseed, almond meal and chia seeds.

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This Samoa cookie shake bursts with flavor thanks to full - fat coconut milk, almond milk, dairy - free protein powder, unsweetened coconut flakes, caramel sauce, toasted coconut flakes, and some chocolate chips.

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Breakfast: Option 1: Protein shake with almond milk, berries and bone broth protein — you could also put an avocado in this to make it thicker and creamier and add more sulfur comProtein shake with almond milk, berries and bone broth protein — you could also put an avocado in this to make it thicker and creamier and add more sulfur comprotein — you could also put an avocado in this to make it thicker and creamier and add more sulfur compounds.

This oatmeal vanilla almond shake is perfect for him, it's dairy - free and full of protein with almonds and whey protein powder, just like at Jamba Juice!

my current favorite way to eat cereal is to blend up a vanilla protein shake using almond milk, a scoop of protein powder, and ice..

of other brands, this is the ideal beverage for the lactose - intolerant gym bro — or, say, anyone who's just hauled 10 cartons of almond milk two miles through Manhattan — namely because it's essentially a watery protein shake masquerading as almond milk anyway.

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The exact calorie and protein content of your shake will vary, depending on what milk source and protein powder you use (the unsweetened almond and cashew milks contain 25 calories per cup).

I blended the Vanilla Dream shake, which is just soy protein, organic cane juice, and organic vanilla powder, with almond milk and blueberries, and it was just as good as the Blended Bliss variety.

Can't help but wonder what a tidbit of instant coffee would do to this recipe or replacing some of the liquid with coffee — because I have discovered my favorite vegan gluten - free protein shake is chocolate, almond and a bit of coffee left from my husband's morning brew!

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Lauren's diet consists of mainly of organic salads and lots of greens, wild seafood and grass - fed proteins, dark chocolate when needing a sweet tooth fix, and green juices in the morning with a protein shake made with almond milk.

WHAT I ATE: Breakfast: Scrambled eggs and a piece of rye bread Lunch: 1/2 cup brown rice, lean red meat, green vegetables, cottage cheese Dinner: Chicken breast and salad Snacks: Almonds, protein shake, lots of fruit

DAILY DIET PLAN Breakfast: Oats with vanilla protein powder, cinnamon and water Snack: Piece of fruit and protein shake if I have trained Lunch: Brown rice or sweet potato with a casserole, chicken or fish and vegetables Snack: Rice cakes with almond butter and protein shake if I have trained Dinner: Meat with salad or vegetables Occasional treat: Greek yoghurt and berries or a nighttime protein shake before bed.

WHAT I ATE: Meal 1: Maxine's protein shake with oats and maca Meal 2: Protein bar Meal 3: 100 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies Meal 4: Apple and almonds Meal 5: 150 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies or stir - fry Meal 6: Maxine's nighttime proteiprotein shake with oats and maca Meal 2: Protein bar Meal 3: 100 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies Meal 4: Apple and almonds Meal 5: 150 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies or stir - fry Meal 6: Maxine's nighttime proteiProtein bar Meal 3: 100 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies Meal 4: Apple and almonds Meal 5: 150 g chicken breast / steak, 100 g sweet potato, salad / vegies or stir - fry Meal 6: Maxine's nighttime proteinprotein shake

Most days, if I'm drinking a protein shake, I'll throw some homemade almond milk, protein powder, a little collagen, and a few frozen strawberries in the blender and call it a day.

MEAL PLAN Breakfast: Protein shake Snack: Almonds, carrot sticks and cheese or tuna.

Post-workout, we sipped on protein shakes made with SPORT Organic Plant - Based Protein powder and almonprotein shakes made with SPORT Organic Plant - Based Protein powder and almonProtein powder and almond milk.

My go - to smoothie usually contains avocado, blueberries, almond milk, cashew butter, chia seeds, protein powder, greens powder, and ice, but if I'm pressed for time I simply add a scoop of Amazing Grass (powder) to some coconut milk, shake, and run out the door.

BONUS: PRE and POST WORKOUT MEALS Pre-workout shake: 1 cup almond milk, 1 scoop vanilla protein powder, blackberries and blueberries, ice.

This is also thanks to the occasional (and small) snacks throughout the day with protein shakes and nuts like almonds.

Skip the high - sugar - impact junk for nutrient - dense snacks like slow - roasted or dehydrated nuts and seeds, nitrate - free jerky, celery slices with almond butter, sliced avocado, kale chips, and guacamole, a protein shake, or a low - sugar - impact protein bar.

Here's what I usually have... - If it's just a quick snack, I'd have a few slices of beef jerky: Healthy Homemade Beef Jerky or a handful of almonds or a protein shake (coconut milk + water + whey protein powder).

On the three days a week I did weight training, I would have a piece of fruit like a banana prior to my weights session for energy, a small serve of sweet potato or other healthy starch carb, and a protein shake post workout to aid muscle recovery.On the remaining days I would stick to lean protein, salad or steamed non-starchy vegetables, low - carb bars, shakes, Greek yoghurt and small amounts every few days of healthy fats like almonds and avocado.

WHAT I ATE: Breakfast: Oats with protein powder and a black coffee Snack: Handful of almonds or a piece of fruit Lunch: Steamed fish with salad or chicken breast with rice Snack: Protein shake Dinner: Chicken breast with sweet potato mash and steamed bprotein powder and a black coffee Snack: Handful of almonds or a piece of fruit Lunch: Steamed fish with salad or chicken breast with rice Snack: Protein shake Dinner: Chicken breast with sweet potato mash and steamed bProtein shake Dinner: Chicken breast with sweet potato mash and steamed broccoli

4 strips turkey bacon 1/4 cup flaxseed meal 1/4 cup almond meal 1/4 cup protein powder (I used Garden of Life protein powder, but I bet this would be great with lots of different kinds — just be aware that if you use a flavored one it will change the taste) 1 tsp cinnamon A shake or two of sea salt 1 tsp maple extract 1 extra large egg 1/4 cup egg whites 1 T coconut oil, melted

Small protein shake — just raw chocolate Protein Powder, almonprotein shake — just raw chocolate Protein Powder, almonProtein Powder, almond milk.

YES, these taste awesome — in case you're wondering I like to mix mine with coconut water, almond milk, or even just water — and I'll sometimes throw it in the blender with some fruit or chia seeds or even add a little protein powder to make a quick shake that my family is always like «Bree's so healthy,» LOL.

Breakfast: Two - egg omelette with spicy tomatoes Snack: Banana and handful of almonds Lunch: Chicken breast and avocado salad Snack: Low carb protein shake Dinner: Salmon with steamed vegetables Supper: Greek yoghurt sprinkled with Natvia and cinnamon.

Try shaking up your egg routine with an almond butter and collagen - packed smoothie or by adding in some chia pudding — both equally quick, easy, and protein - dense but with some flavor variation that'll make you excited to jump out of bed in the morning and tackle your day.

Being mindful of my nutrient intake throughout the day is why I always have a sprouted vegan protein powder on hand — to make sure I've got a good quick shake I can pound on the go, usually with a piece of fruit and some almond milk.

The addition of nut butters (peanut butter, almond butter) is an efficient way to bolster protein shakes, delivering highly nutritious calorific density and extra protein.

I also use it with almond milk or coconut milk, 1/4 avocado and some berries or coffee, pure cream (I am allergic to the protein - not the cream) and stevia in the Vita Mix for a very creamy shake or a little thicker for a faux yogurt - almost ice cream consistency.

One of my most impressive feasts looked like this: two orders of Jalapeno Yellowtail Sashimi, an 800 calorie protein shake, 16 oz of steak, a bag of frozen broccoli (3.5 servings), two turkey burger patties, eight scrambled eggs, two strips of bacon, and a handful of almonds.

Breakfast — protein shake made using 1/2 banana, 1 cup strawberries, 1 cup almond milk, 1 tsp maca powder, 1 scoop protein powder, 1 tbsp chia seeds

The last go - to snack to consider is almonds coupled with a protein shake.

A protein shake is great for those on the go, and the almonds help to add a little staying power from the fats they provide.

My shakes generally are made with 1 scoop of egg white protein, flax seeds, chia seeds, fruit (berries in season and 1/2 banana) a handful of fresh greens (collards, kale Spanish etc) and Greek yougart mixed with either almond milk or coconut water.

I also might hit a protein shake every so often or a handful of craisins and almonds.

Add almond milk, whey protein, and dutch cocoa to a large protein shaker and shake until well mixed.