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Vanilla Protein Shake

Vanilla, cinnamon, and a modest amount of banana make this high-protein shake taste rounded without relying on syrup or excessive fruit.

Ready in5 minMakes1 servingCalories · estimated per serving295Total sugar · estimated per serving12g
Creamy vanilla protein shake with light cinnamon and condensation on a tall glassNon-alcoholic
Step by step

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  1. 01

    Pour soy milk into the blender, then add protein powder, yogurt, banana, cinnamon, and ice.

  2. 02

    Blend on low until the powder is incorporated, then on high for 30 seconds.

  3. 03

    Adjust with one tablespoon milk or a little extra ice and serve.

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Easy swaps

  • Use one quarter banana and more ice to reduce sugar and calories.
  • Use unflavored protein powder plus one half teaspoon vanilla extract.

Mixpert tips

  • Check the protein powder label because calories and added sugar vary by brand.
  • Unsweetened soy milk adds more protein than most almond milks.
Good to know

Vanilla Protein Shake FAQs

Why does my vanilla protein shake taste too sweet?

Vanilla whey powders vary widely in sweetness. Blend the listed soy milk, banana, yogurt, and ice with the powder first, then taste before adding anything else. A little more unsweetened soy milk can soften an overly sweet result, though it also changes the serving size and nutrition.

How much protein is in this vanilla shake?

About 41g with the listed ingredients, though the exact amount depends on the protein powder and soy milk brands.

Can I make a vanilla protein shake without banana?

Yes. Replace banana with more ice and a quarter cup of cottage cheese, yogurt, or frozen cauliflower for body.

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