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Viewing: Can you make delicious homemade protein shake without using protein powder? Let's see... Of course you can! Here is a step by step guide on how to create your very own homemade protein shakes without using any protein powder. Step 1: Determine the amount of protein in one shake. Step 2: Prepare the ingredients. Step 3: Download some free homemade protein shake recipes from the Internet. Step 4: Start blending!
Step 1: Determine the amount of protein in one shake. Every single serving of protein powder will give you about 20 to 25 grams of protein. So if you are not using any protein powder, be sure to prepare ingredients that will replace the amount of protein in the powder. Ask yourself how much protein you need to consume in a protein shake. Then you may start preparing the ingredients. Step 2: Prepare the ingredients. There are many protein rich foods and drinks that you can use. Some examples are eggs, yogurt, chocolate powder, bananas, soy milk and cow's milk. You can buy soy milk that are prepacked, or you can prepare your own soy milk using soy beans. Step 3: Download some free homemade protein shake recipes from the Internet. There are already many good homemade recipes around, so we won't post them again in this article. Just print out a few recipes and try them out. Be sure to keep in mind the amount of protein that you want in the protein shake. For example, if you are aiming for a nutritious shake with 30 grams of protein, then you'll need 2 eggs (10 grams), 1 glass of soy milk (10 grams), and 1 serving of yogurt (10 grams). Step 4: Start blending! Finally, start blending and preparing your very own homemade protein shakes! Note that there is no perfect recipe. Different individuals have different tastes. So be prepared to make some modifications to the recipes. |
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