High protein, Low Fat Shake.
Revised 2 Feb 2012
(Heck, just order some Shakeology. Dump that in a blender and be done.)
~ 1/2 -3/4 cup Fat free cottage cheese
~ 10 oz ice
8 oz unsweetened coconut milk (50 calories)
1 tbsp Hershey's Dark Chocolate Cocoa
2 tsp artificial cherry flavor
1 banana
1 pineapple ring
1 coconut covered mini donut (which is only 50 calories :)
1 tsp artificial vanilla flavor
Sweeten to taste. Raw sugar, agave, Splenda if you dare, etc.
This makes a quite tasty, low calorie by comparison and nearly fat free banana split shake. Usually, I leave out the pineapple and the donut, but I was feeling a bit sporty, OK?!
This makes about a half a pitcher, two reasonable servings. Do the math but I think we're looking at a little over 600 calories, for two servings.
Normally, I don't put in the pineapple ring, donut, banana, or chocolate, so then you just end up with a shake with over 200 less calories.
In this case, substitute your choice of flavoring.
If you drink the whole thing as a meal replacement, it's still not horrible high calorie and you'll be very full. You got very little fat, a lot of calcium and protein, a whole banana and it's benefits.
* I am not a dietician, but I do math reasonably well.
(Heck, just order some Shakeology. Dump that in a blender and be done.)
~ 1/2 -3/4 cup Fat free cottage cheese
~ 10 oz ice
8 oz unsweetened coconut milk (50 calories)
1 tbsp Hershey's Dark Chocolate Cocoa
2 tsp artificial cherry flavor
1 banana
1 pineapple ring
1 coconut covered mini donut (which is only 50 calories :)
1 tsp artificial vanilla flavor
Sweeten to taste. Raw sugar, agave, Splenda if you dare, etc.
This makes a quite tasty, low calorie by comparison and nearly fat free banana split shake. Usually, I leave out the pineapple and the donut, but I was feeling a bit sporty, OK?!
This makes about a half a pitcher, two reasonable servings. Do the math but I think we're looking at a little over 600 calories, for two servings.
Normally, I don't put in the pineapple ring, donut, banana, or chocolate, so then you just end up with a shake with over 200 less calories.
In this case, substitute your choice of flavoring.
If you drink the whole thing as a meal replacement, it's still not horrible high calorie and you'll be very full. You got very little fat, a lot of calcium and protein, a whole banana and it's benefits.
* I am not a dietician, but I do math reasonably well.
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