
Lately I've been hooked on Protein Iced Coffee and I've been drinking it each morning on my drive to work. Weekend I'll enjoy it early in the morning while sitting on my patio listening to the birds wake up and sing their morning songs. It's been lovely.
But what is not lovely is how long the process took to make my morning cup of heaven. For those who know me, I'm NOT a morning person and I don't like to waste time in the morning concocting complicated foods in the kitchen. My lunches are pre-packed the night before and you know how much I've loved drinking my Protein Chai Tea, Vanilla Caramel Protein Tea and the Hot Protein Apple Cider - all pre-mixed protein beverages for easy mixing. So I wanted to devise a way to make my protein coffee in a similar way.
I could have done the above pre-mix type recipe (and maybe I'll calculate that out for ya'll) - but this time around I wanted to try something different. Pre-packaged shake mixes. The reason I chose this method is because I wanted to include my calcium dose (UpCalD

I lined up about 15 bowls on the counter and started adding ingredients.

- 1/3 cup powdered non-fat milk
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder
- 1 tablespoon instant decaf coffee
- 1 tablespoon Splenda
- 1 tablespoon fiber supplement
- 1 dose UpCalD
To mix, just add the bowl of dry ingredients to the blender and add about 24-26 ounces of cold water. Serve over lots of ice. I have 32oz glasses with long straw
I'm loving this new method! You should try it.
~Pam
I have a question, Pam. Once you mix the protein with water,how long does it stay effective as a protein serving? Can it sit in the fridge overnight?
ReplyDelete@Karen ... The protein remains protein for as long as we both shal live. But remember that whey is a milk-based product so it can spoil jist as a gallon or glass of milk can. If kept in the fridge it'll be fine. But... When you mix protein shakes after a while they may tend to separate and get clumpy or yuck... Still good protein but it won't taste very god.
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