How Can You Use Protein Powder?

From blending into smoothies to baking into treats, there are hundreds of innovative ways you can be using Safe + Fair protein!.
All The Ways You Can Use Protein Powder From blending some up into smoothies to shaking up a scoop in a glass of milk or water, there are hundreds of innovative ways you can be using your Safe + Fair Kids Protein Powder! At Safe + Fair, we believe in crave-worthy creativity and that means we want you to have whipping up irresistible creations with our Vanilla Ice Cream Protein and Chocolate Cupcake Protein! Get a boost of inspiration with some of our favorite ideas! Smoothies: Protein powder always goes well in a delicious breakfast smoothie or afternoon pick-me-up! Toss in your favorite protein powder flavor along with non-dairy milk, water, yogurt, or juice. Add frozen fruits, veggies (sneak in those dark leafy greens), nuts, seeds, or any other smoothie enhancers you'd like and blend away! Oatmeal and Hot Cereals: You can add a scoop of protein to your morning bowl of oatmeal, overnight oats, chia pudding, quinoa flakes, or any other hot grain cereal for an added protein and nutrition boost! Pancakes, Waffles, and French Toast: Add a scoop of protein to you pancake or waffles batter! You can also add a scoop to your French Toast soaking batter! Yogurt and Parfaits: Mix in a scoop of protein to you favorite yogurt, top it with some delicious Safe + Fair granola and you've got one delicious and nutritious snack! Muffins: Protein muffins are perfect for a quick grab-and-go breakfast or after-school snack! From bite-sized mini muffins to a hearty bakery-style muffins, protein powder is a great addition to you recipe. Quick Breads: Ever have chocolate cupcake banana bread? We think it's time you give it a try by adding in some protein powder to your next load of bread! Cakes, Cupcakes, Doughnuts: Adding extra nutrition and protein to your favorite desserts is a win for everyone! Whether you add protein powder right into your batter or you mix it into your icing, you'll have one healthy feel-good dessert on your hands! Cookies, Brownies, & Bars: No treat is complete with out that scoop of Safe + Fair protein!  Homemade Ice Cream and Frozen Pops: Whether you have an ice cream maker or your like to blend up some banana nice cream, adding in a scoop of protein powder is a great way to enhance the nutrition in your cool creamy treat! You can add it to homemade fudgesicles or ice pops too! Cereal Milk: Shake up a scoop of protein in the milk you'll be using to pour over your bowl of cereal or granola in the morning for a simple way to start the day with all the nutrition you need! Energy Bites and Granola Bars: You can mash or blend in a scoop of protein powder to your next batch of no-bake energy bites or favorite homemade granola bars! Cookie Dough or Dessert Hummus: Add it to vegan cookie dough made with beans or a delicious dessert hummus with chickpeas for a super protein-packed snack or dip for fruit and crackers! Nut or Seed Butters: You can whip up some nutrient packed allergy-friendly Nutella using sunflower seeds and chocolate cupcake protein! The protein possibilities are endless! We want to see the delicious creations you whip-up for your family! Tag us on Instagram @safeandfair #safeandfair and show us your unique recipe ideas!.
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