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Protein Coffee "Latte"

Sabrina Goshen

Protein in the morning is a real booty-kicker. That is when I see people struggle the most with eating protein (myself included). Getting kids around, rushing out the door to our early jobs (because we wanted a little extra sleepā€¦no judgment here), and having to grab a quick breakfast. BUT we all have time for our JAVA. So, what if we combined the two for a sweet, creamy protein-packed cup of java? I reveal the key to making NON clumpy protein coffee šŸ˜Š

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Ingredients:

16 oz Coffee

1 scoop Protein Isolate (I use Vanilla Whey Isolate, but feel free to use another flavor)

Ā½ cup Unsweetened vanilla almond milk (regular milk could work too)


Directions:

OPTION 1: Grab a shaker cup and shake the 1 scoop of protein with the almond milk. Mixing the protein with a cold liquid, such as milk, FIRST in a blender bottle is key to having non-clumpy protein coffee. Once protein powder is dissolved in the milk, pour and stir into hot coffee.


OPTION 2: Place all ingredients into an electrical blender. Blend on high for 20-30 seconds. I have the Ninja Blender with the individual cup, so I use that. This method also makes the top a little frothy (YUM).

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Serving size: 16oz latte

Servings: 1 latte (using Whey Isolate with 26 grams of protein per scoop. Adjust calories and macronutrients based on your protein of choice)




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