Fluffernutter Protein Shake

Fluffernutters seem to be more common than I thought or should I say there are more fans of the Fluffernutter out there and following my blog than I thought. If you are not familiar with the Fluffernutter it is a sandwich made with peanut butter and marshmallow cream, or fluff, usually served on white bread. Instead of making the girls Fluffernutter Milkshakes with ice cream I decided to make protein shakes. A lighter healthier version all they way to the ultimate with a simple dairy free marshmallow fluff whipped cream! Although this isn’t a shake, well other than the lighter version, I would consume after a normal workout it would be fun after a very active day, big race, or one of the girls soccer tournaments. Or it would be a great alternative to a traditional dessert as it is packed with protein and would have less sugar and a lot more protein and nutrition, especially if made with Vega One or Vega Protein & Greens, than most desserts. Life is all about moderation and balance, oh and having fun and living each and every day to its fullest! Little did I know a week or so after I made this when going through my posts and trying to get my schedule loosely set up for October that I would find out that October 8th is National Fluffernutter Day! Yes there really does seem to be a day for everything. Not a normal posting day as I had moved to 3 posts a week but having extra posts in cue that need to get posted I had to hold out and share it on National Fluffernutter Day! If you were looking for a reason to try a Fluffernutter or like them but don’t often have them or haven’t since you were a kid this may be just the reason you need to have one today. Cheers!

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Fluffernutter Protein Shakes

Lighter Option, with optional fluff and peanut butter swirls
Makes 1 serving
1 scoop vanilla protein powder (used Vega Sport Vanilla Protein)
2-3 TBSP peanut butter powder (used Peanut Butter & Co Go Mighty Nut Original Powdered Peanut Butter)
1c coconut milk (used So Delicious Unsweetened Vanilla Coconut Milk)
couple drops marshmallow flavor, remember you can always add more (used LorAnn Oils which are concentrated)
1c ice
1-2 TBSP marshmallow fluff, optional (used Peanut Butter & Co Marshmallow Fluff)
1-2 TBSP peanut butter, optional (used Peanut Butter & Co Smooth Operator)

In a Vitamix, or high-speed blender, blend together coconut milk, protein, peanut butter powder, marshmallow flavor, and ice until blended. Smear optional peanut butter and or fluff on the inside of the glass and pour in shake. Enjoy!

Ultimate Version
Makes 1 large or 2 smaller portions
1 scoop vanilla protein powder (used Vega Vanilla Protein & Greens)
2 TBSP peanut butter powder (used Peanut Butter & Co Go Mighty Nut Original Powdered Peanut Butter)
1c coconut milk (used So Delicious Unsweetened Vanilla Coconut Milk)
2TBSP marshmallow fluff, plus 2 TBSP for whipped cream (used Peanut Butter & Co Marshmallow Fluff)
1c ice
2-3 TBSP peanut butter (used Peanut Butter & Co Smooth Operator)
1c coconut whipped cream (used So Delicious Coco Whip)

Fold 2 tablespoons of marshmallow fluff into coconut whipped cream and place in the freezer. Put 1-2 tablespoons of peanut butter in a snack size zip lock bag, set aside this will be used for the peanut butter drizzle. In a Vitamix, or high-speed blender, blend together coconut milk, protein, peanut butter powder, marshmallow fluff, 1 tablespoon of peanut butter, and ice until blended. Pour shake into glass(es) and top with marshmallow whipped cream. Snip the corner of the bag with the peanut butter and drizzle peanut butter over top Enjoy!
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While I do receive some Vega products from time to time, which I listed as an option in this recipe, I do purchase much of it on my own. It has been my plant-based protein of choice since before I started blogging. Even though most Vega products used are purchased by myself I do add this disclaimer. I do not make any money off any Vega sales or posts. I only write about foods I love, my blog is an extension of my hobby to make fun healthy food creations for me and my family.