There are a few easy ways to boost the protein content in your smoothie. If you’re sticking to whole foods try adding Greek-style yoghurt, nuts, seeds, nut butter and/or silken tofu. If you prefer powders, try plant protein powders like hemp, pea and rice, as they tend to be easier on the stomach compared to whey protein. These homemade protein shakes are made with natural ingredients and taste way better than the commercial protein powders.
Ready in 3 minutes. 16.9g protein per serving. Recipe by HurryTheFoodUp
Ready in 5 minutes. 28g protein per serving. Recipe by sally’s baking addiction
Ready in 2 minutes. 13.9g protein per serving. Recipe by Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen
Ready in 3 minutes. 6.8g protein per serving. Recipe by HurryTheFoodUp
Ready in 3 minutes. 10.5g protein per serving. Recipe by well+good
Ready in 6 minutes. 19.8g protein per serving. Recipe by HurryTheFoodUp
Ready in 5 minutes. 13.4 protein per serving. Recipe by eatgood4life
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Ready in 3 minutes. 11g protein per serving. Recipe by HurryTheFoodUp
Ready in 5 minutes. 12.3g protein per serving. Recipe by center cut cook
Ready in 5 minutes. 23g protein per serving. Recipe by sally’s baking addiction
Ready in 3 minutes. 18.4g protein per serving. Recipe by Texanerin Baking
Ready in 20 minutes. 16g protein per serving. Recipe by skinnytaste
Ready in 10 minutes. 17g protein per serving. Recipe by oh she glows
Ready in 5 minutes. 15g protein per serving. Recipe by IOWA GIRL EATS
Ready in 10 minutes. 5g protein per serving. Recipe by Taste of Home