Yes, this smoothie does taste every bit as good as its name would suggest :)
I’ve created many flavorful smoothies over the years, but can’t take credit for this one. This recipe comes by way of a recipe swap with Jeanine at BakersDozen.Kitchen. Jeanine’s site is loaded with delicious recipes like this one and information on health and nutrition. I recommend you stop by her site and try some of her recipes.
Do you like Snickerdoodle cookies? Then your are going to love this smoothie!
Unlike the cookies, this smoothie is healthy; so you don’t have to feel guilty while slurping it down.
Turning the unhealthy into healthy is what we do around here :)
The inspiration for this recipe came from someone who emailed me asking that I create a healthy Snickerdoodle smoothie recipe. I searched the internet for recipes and found they were all quite unhealthy because of suspect ingredients and way too much sugar!
When the cold weather sets in I naturally turn to warmer food and drink such as soup, stew, broth, and tea. A cold smoothie is just not appealing.
I typically consume elixirs in the winter. However, warm smoothies have become more of a mainstay.
Warm smoothies are really easy to make. Simply warm the liquid a recipe calls for to just under a simmer. Then proceed with making your smoothie as normal. One caveat, you may want to avoid frozen ingredients.
Looking to increase your protein intake? Try this healthy whey protein smoothie that’s both delicious and nutritious.
My recent workouts have included heavier lifting and thus I feel the need to add more protein into my diet. One easy way to achieve that is by adding a few scoops of whey protein powder.
This smoothie features a new whey protein supplement that I’m really excited about because of how pure and clean it is. There’s an abundance of protein powders on the market and only a handful that are viable and not full of harmful fillers; so finding a good one is always a plus.
If you like smoothies, oatmeal, and warm things in the winter then you’re going to love this smoothie.
It’s a full-body, creamy, delicious, nutritious, great way to start your day!
I usually turn to elixirs in the winter because cold smoothies just aren’t that appealing. I’ve been experimenting with warm smoothies lately and this one hit the spot.
I’m back with another rich, frothy, chocolatey, peanut buttery elixir :)
What would I do without these warm drinks when the temps are cold and the snow is flying?
This recipe is similar to some of my other elixir recipes except for one little twist – the addition of peanut butter. The peanut butter adds a little body and provides a nice dose of protein.
Here are a few benefits of including peanut butter in your elixirs (and smoothies): Continue Reading →
