Chocolate Banana “Malted” Milkshake

This thick and creamy milkshake is actually a healthy smoothie in disguise, but your tastebuds (and kids) would never know. Its rich, almost fudge-like chocolate flavor makes this blend feel like dessert you can feel great about enjoying for breakfast. Add an extra boost via the optional ingredients, and this smoothie very quickly becomes an immune-supporting powerhouse! Reishi Mushrooms are renowned for their ability to help regulate and boost immune function, and though slightly bitter, they’re a good match for the earthy flavor of the cacao in this smoothie, which makes it the perfect place to sneak these goodies in.

Chocolate Banana "Malted" Milkshake

Chocolate Banana “Malted” Milkshake

This Chocolate Banana “Malted” Milkshake is an enjoyable boost in flavor and nutrients. It is a very customizable milkshake, as you can added many diverse optional ingredients to boost its nutritional value. The sweetness of the chocolate can hide many a healthy ingredient from children with specific palates. If you are feeling under the weather, this is a great milkshake to give your body that extra boost without suffering through a “mysterious” healthy drink. Taste the natural and health benefits of cocoa and goat milk, in this delicious milkshake.

Yield: 16 oz portion

Ingredients:

1 frozen banana, sliced
2 Tbs. cocoa powder
1 Tbs. cacao nibs
2 scoops Chocolate Double Bonded Protein Powder
1¼ cup nut milk
1 Tbs. honey
2 Tbs. nut butter*
1 cup ice
2 scoops Capra Mineral Whey (optional)
1 tsp Reishi Mushroom Powder (optional)
2 scoops Goat Milk Colostrum (optional)

*Sunflower seed butter is a great option for those with nut allergies, it’s made of ground sunflower seeds and has a natural sweetness.

Preparation: Place all ingredients into blender and process until smooth. This smoothie is extra thick, so you may need to add a bit more nut milk to get it to blend completely.

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Chocolate Banana “Malted” Milkshake on the left, with a Double bonded Protein bottle on the right, and a banana below them both

Chocolate Banana “Malted” Milkshake


  • Author: Shanda Combs
  • Yield: 16 oz portion 1x

Description

This thick and creamy milkshake is actually a healthy smoothie in disguise, but your tastebuds (and kids) would never know. Its rich, almost fudge-like chocolate flavor makes this blend feel like dessert you can feel great about enjoying for breakfast. Add an extra boost via the optional ingredients, and this smoothie very quickly becomes an immune-supporting powerhouse! Reishi Mushrooms are renowned for their ability to help regulate and boost immune function, and though slightly bitter, they’re a good match for the earthy flavor of the cacao in this smoothie, which makes it the perfect place to sneak these goodies in.


Ingredients

Scale

1 frozen banana, sliced
2 Tbs. cocoa powder
1 Tbs. cacao nibs
2 scoops Chocolate Double Bonded Protein Powder
1 1/4 cup nut milk
1 Tbs. honey
2 Tbs. nut butter*
1 cup ice
2 scoops Capra Mineral Whey (optional)
1 tsp Reishi Mushroom Powder (optional)
2 scoops Goat Milk Colostrum (optional)


Instructions

  1. Place all ingredients into blender and process until smooth. This smoothie is extra thick, so you may need to add a bit more nut milk to get it to blend completely.

Notes

*Sunflower seed butter is a great option for those with nut allergies, it’s made of ground sunflower seeds and has a natural sweetness

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