35 Protein Fluff Recipes – Easy, Low Carb and Healthy – Eternal Oak (2024)

35 Protein Fluff Recipes – Easy, Low Carb and Healthy – Eternal Oak (1)

Two days ago I had never heard of protein fluff. I guess that’s because I’m not so focused on low carb type eating.

I do have a problem with ice cream though. You can say I’m a bit of an addict.

So when I saw the new Halo Top ice cream out there offering low calorie, high protein “ice cream” I got excited. Then I tried it. Sorry Halo Top, to me it’s disgusting.

I put “healthy” ice cream on the backburner for awhile. Then while wandering the internet I came across protein fluff.

Not a fan of gelato, this looked like another ice cream sham to me. But I like to experiment so I gave it a try.

It was beyond my wildest expectations. You canh cram all the healthy items found in a smoothie (high antioxidant berries, protein) while keeping it low calorie. Plus, and this is the big one, it’s more filling than smoothies.

The air fluffing fills you up and if you eat enough of it (about 250 calories worth) you’ll be full for quite awhile.

So read on and see some of my best protein fluff recipes.

How many ingredients do you need?

Protein fluff only requires a minimum of two ingredients – protein powder and liquid. However, just protein and water isn’t very tasty.

To make it easy and tasty we’ll be using flavored plant-based milks and xanthan gum.

Do you need xanthan gum?

No, you don’t need xanthan gum to make protein fluff. It just makes it much easier to fluff. With it you can use just about any blender to make it. Without it you’ll need a food processor. Plus you’ll have to be pickier with the type of protein.

Some proteins will still fluff well without xanthan gum. Some won’t.

To make the recipes you’ll find below, we used many different types of protein. We took advantage of all the wild flavors out there. To make fluffing easy, we’ll add xanthan gum to all of them.

If you want to make your own protein fluff recipes, we suggest you do the same.

Should I use casein protein or whey protein?

Casein protein will fluff easier than whey protein if you choose to leave out the xanthan gum. Again, we want you to start with using the whey protein you have on hand. Add xanthan gum and fluff magic happens.

If you choose not to use xanthan gum then go casein. The downside is you won’t have as many flavor options.

How do I make it vegan?

Absolutely. Use any vegan protein powder as a base then use xanthan gum to fluff it up.

Xanthan gum itself is a bacterial fermentation product, like yogurt. However, it can be clarified using animal products.

We’ll make it easy on you. We’ve done the research.Use Bob’s Red Mill version of xanthan gum. It’s vegan.

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Whey Recipes (Vegan Recipes are below)

Cinnamon Crunch Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Cinnamon Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Cookie Dough Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Cookie Dough Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Coconut Milk Cream Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Coconut Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of coconut milk

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Triple Chocolate Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Chocolate Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of chocolate soy milk (for more protein) or chocolate almond milk (for less calories)
  • 1 Tbsp chocolate chips (or sugar free cacao nibs)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume. Stir in the cacao nibs.

Vanilla Almond Milk Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) VanillaProtein Powder
  • 200 g frozen strawberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla almond milk

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Guilt Free Chocolate Ice Cream Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Chocolate Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.


Blueberry Breakfast Protein Fluff Parfait

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen blueberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Peanut Butter

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Peanut Butter Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Vanilla Ice Cream Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or vanilla coconut milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Blueberry Muffin Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Blueberry Muffin Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen blueberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

17 More Fluff Flavors!


The next 17 recipes were designed to let you try lots of flavors for low cost. They were based off a multipack protein set by Nectar. It comes with 17 different single serving flavors.

Roadside Lemonade Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Roadside Lemonade Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Apple Ecstasy Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Apple Ecstasy Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen apple
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Cappuccino Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Cappuccino Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Caramel Macchiato Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Caramel Macchiato Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Vanilla Latte Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Vanilla Latte Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen strawberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or vanilla almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Fuzzy Navel Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Fuzzy Navel Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen mangos
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Pink Grapefruit Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Pink Grapefruit Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen mangos
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Double Stuffed Cookie Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Double Stuffed Cookie Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of chocolate soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Wild Grape Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Wild Grape Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen grapes
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Strawberry Kiwi Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Strawberry Kiwi Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen strawberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Crystal Sky Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Crystal Sky Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen mixed berries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Twisted Cherry Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Twisted Cherry Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen cherries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Lemon Tea Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Lemon Tea Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Vanilla Bean Torte Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Vanilla Bean Torte Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Chocolate Truffle Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Chocolate Truffle Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of chocloate soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Caribbean Cooler Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • One 27 g packet Caribbean Cooler Protein Powder by Nectar
  • 200 g frozen mixed berries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Vegan Protein Fluff Recipes

Note: Where to get vegan protein powder sources for these recipes are discussed below.

Cinnamon Crunch Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Cinnamon Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Coconut Milk Cream Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Coconut Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of coconut milk

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Triple Chocolate Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Chocolate Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of chocolate soy milk (for more protein) or chocolate almond milk (for less calories)
  • 1 Tbsp chocolate chips (or sugar free cacao nibs)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume. Stir in the cacao nibs.

Vanilla Almond Milk Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen strawberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla almond milk

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Guilt Free Chocolate Ice Cream Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Chocolate Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of unsweetened soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Blueberry Breakfast Protein Fluff Parfait

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen blueberries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Peanut Butter

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Peanut Butter Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Vanilla Ice Cream Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Vanilla Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen banana
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or vanilla coconut milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Greens and Berries Protein Fluff

  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 30 grams (g) Vegan Greens and Berries Protein Powder
  • 200 g frozen mixed berries
  • ½ cup of vanilla soy milk (for more protein) or unsweetened almond milk (for less calories)

Mix the dry ingredients (xanthan gum and protein powder) together. Add to a blender. Add the frozen fruit and ½ cup of milk. Blend. If it’s too frozen to blend add another splash of milk. Keep adding small splashes of milk until it blends freely. Blend for 1 minute until mixture gets airy and increasing in volume.

Note: If you click some of the links in this article we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Whey Protein Sources

Whey Protein Sources by Nectar (mix-pack)

Mix-pack of 17 Protein Powder Flavors by Nectar

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Vegan Protein Sources

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed this article as much as we enjoyed eating protein fluff. I never would have know about this had I not written this article. Oh how glad I am I did!

So what are you waiting for. Get out that blender and start fluffing!

35 Protein Fluff Recipes – Easy, Low Carb and Healthy – Eternal Oak (2024)

FAQs

Why is protein fluff so filling? ›

Protein fluff is obviously packed with tons of protein – 26g to be exact and so filling. This is the best hack out there to feel full and satisfy your sweet tooth.

How long does protein fluff last? ›

The protein fluff dip is that easy! Store in the refrigerator for 1-2 days.

Is a blender better than a food processor for protein fluff? ›

A blender will work, but it really won't fluff up as you see here in this recipe. The food processor whips it up more than a blender will due to the wider base and larger blades. I use this food processor here, but almost any large food processor will do the trick.

How do you make devotion fluff? ›

How do you make Devotion Fluff? Making Fluff is simple. All you have to do is add 1 scoop of Devotion Protein with 2 cups of ice and 1 cup of liquid. Place all the ingredients in a high-speed blender and watch it churn into the most amazing mouth watering thick and creamy shake.

What is the most filling protein? ›

On the satiety index, fish scores higher than all other protein-rich foods, including eggs and beef. Fish had the second highest score of all the foods tested ( 3 ). Another older study compared fish, chicken, and beef protein. The researchers found that fish protein had the strongest effect on satiety ( 25 ).

Why does protein fill you up more than carbs? ›

Protein takes more energy for you to digest than refined carbohydrates, and also gives your body a feeling of satiety,” says Dr. Hauser. Low-carb diets have been shown to help some people lose weight. But over the long term, too much protein and too few carbohydrates may not be the healthiest plan.

Why won't my protein fluff make me fluff? ›

Stop the food processor/blender and add 1/2 teaspoon xanthan gum (or 2 teaspoons of ground psyllium husk), and process/blend 30 seconds on high speed until it turns into a fluffy mixture. Add the extra 1/4 teaspoon of husk/gum if the mixture doesn't fluff as much as you like.

Do protein tubs go bad? ›

Once opened, it's best to use the protein powder within 6 months for optimal freshness; however, the product could potentially be good for up to a year if well-kept and stored in a dry, cool environment.

What happens if you freeze fluff? ›

It turns out that freezing marshmallow fluff makes for a tasty, chilled dessert that's similar to ice cream! When marshmallow fluff is frozen, it will get firmer in texture but still maintain scoopability much like ice cream does. The reason it doesn't freeze completely solid is due to its high sugar content.

Can I put frozen fruit in my food processor? ›

For a smoothie that has more of a cool, refreshing profile, work with frozen fruit. Food processor blades don't spin fast enough to crush ice effectively, but if you still want that creamy texture, freezing your fruit is a great way to achieve this result.

Can I put frozen veggies in a food processor? ›

Never process any food that is so hard or firmly frozen that it cannot be pierced with the tip of a sharp knife. Hard food can cause damage to the blade or motor. If a piece of hard food, such as carrot, becomes wedged or stuck on the blade, stop the processor and remove the blade. Carefully remove food from the blade.

What is the best blender for making hummus? ›

The NutriBullet 1200W, Vitamix 5200, and KitchenAid K400 stand out for their robust motors, making them excellent choices for achieving a smooth and creamy hummus texture. The NutriBullet GO and NutriBullet Personal, while less powerful, offer portability and convenience for smaller batches.

How to do devotion for beginners? ›

How to Do Devotions in 10 Steps
  1. Decide on a Time Frame. There is no standard length of time for doing personal devotions. ...
  2. Choose a Place. Finding the right place is key to your success. ...
  3. Have an Agenda. ...
  4. Prayer. ...
  5. Praise and Worship. ...
  6. Journaling. ...
  7. Commit to Your Plan.
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How do you write a 5 minute devotional? ›

The Makings of a Good Devotional

Your reader is giving you a few minutes, and in exchange you must provide an engaging piece of writing that offers new insights. Be genuine and honest, not grandiose or admonishing. Good devotional writing says, “Walk with me a few minutes. Examine something with me.”

How long should a devotional be? ›

Devotionals are usually short. In written form, on average, they may be anywhere from 150–450 words. Be specific yet precise with your writing.

Why do protein drinks fill you up? ›

Many people drink protein shakes right after a workout to help repair their muscles and help them grow. Here are some other possible benefits of protein shakes: May help with weight loss. Because protein takes a while to digest, it can help you feel full longer.

Why are protein yoghurts so filling? ›

And it's also more satiating. “The higher protein content in high-protein yogurt can help to keep you feeling fuller for longer,” says Pallian. High-protein yogurts often contain fewer carbohydrates than traditional yogurts, notes Pallian, which can be beneficial if you're following a low-carb or keto diet.

Is protein powder supposed to be filling? ›

"Protein shakes—particularly those with a high protein content—can help increase feelings of fullness and satiety," states Best. "Consuming a protein shake as a meal replacement or a snack can help reduce hunger and calorie intake.

Is protein powder supposed to fill you up? ›

Some studies find that consuming a higher than usual amount of protein in your diet may offer benefits. For example, eating or drinking products that are high in protein may help you lower body fat, keep lean muscle, feel full and lose weight.

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