Easy High Protein Smoothies

1. When you want something fruity This mango-orange blend uses hemp seeds and protein powder for a subtle protein boost. If it’s too sweet for br…

I don’t know about you, but after a couple hundred dozen high protein shakes, it’s easy to be over them. On the flip side, I never get tired of smoothies. Here are some of the best high protein smoothies you can make to spice up workouts and fuel your days.

1. When you want something fruity

This mango-orange blend uses hemp seeds and protein powder for a subtle protein boost. If it’s too sweet for breakfast, consider it for an afternoon pick me up.
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2. When you want a kick

Ginger is the perfect way to add interest to a smoothie. It’s invigorating, anti inflammatory, and has antioxidant effects. For this smoothie, you’ll combine greek yogurt, papaya, ginger, honey, lemon and mint for a smoothie that will awaken all your senses.
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3. When you want something green

green Detox smoothie on wooden table

Don’t worry, this is green but it doesn’t taste green. Thanks to spinach, you’ll get all the benefits of the green, and thanks to the other ingredients, you won’t taste it!
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4. When you want something that feels like dessert

Shake from almond milk, banana and coconut

When I think of dessert, I think of something creamy and rich. That’s exactly what this is. Peanut butter, banana and oatmeal make for a perfect evening treat.
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5. When you want something vegan

Different vegan milks.

This is a fall smoothie recipe, and we’re in the height of summer, but if it tastes good, who cares? Mix apple, cinnamon and nutmeg with almond butter, coconut milk and nuts for a delicious fall-inspired protein boost.

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Which of these sounds the best to you?

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