SmoothiesPeanut Butter Banana Protein Shake
600 kcal, 45g protein, ideal for hard-gainers and big training days.
Prep
5m
Cook
0m
Total
5m
Servings
1
kcal
605
Protein
45g
Carbs
68g
Fat
16g
Macros per serving
Allergen warning
Contains: Peanuts, Dairy.
Auto-detected from the ingredient list. Always double-check labels on packaged items (e.g. protein powders, sauces, breads), many are produced in facilities that also handle nuts, soy, milk, wheat or eggs. If you have a severe allergy, do not rely on this list alone.
Overview
Why it works
When the scale won't move, drink this. Calorie-dense, easy to consume, hits all macros.
- High-calorie liquid is the easiest way to push a surplus.
- PB + oats = sustained energy and clean fats.
- 45g protein supports muscle building targets.
Ingredients
Ingredients · 1 servings
- 2 ripe bananas
- 2 tbsp peanut butter
- 1/2 cup rolled oats
- 1.5 scoops chocolate whey
- 350 ml whole milk
- 1 tbsp honey
- Ice
Instructions
Step by step
- 1
Measure the rolled oats into the blender, pour in the whole milk and let the oats soak for 5 minutes; this softens them so the blender does not have to work as hard.
- 2
Peel and break the bananas into rough chunks, then add them to the blender along with the peanut butter, chocolate whey, honey and ice.
- 3
Blend on high for 60 seconds until silky and no banana or oat chunks remain.
- 4
Pour into a large glass; the shake will be thick, so a wide glass or shaker bottle makes drinking easier.
- 5
Consume within 30 minutes for the freshest taste; it thickens further as it sits.
Pro Tips
Coach-level details
- Add 1 tbsp coconut oil to push 700 kcal.
- Use frozen banana for a thick shake-like texture.
- Drink with a straw to consume faster on bad-appetite days.
Storage & Swaps
Keep it, swap it, save it
Storage
- Best fresh, but holds 12 hours in fridge.
- Label containers with the prep date.
- Reheat gently or bring to room temp before serving.
Smart swaps
- Almond butter or sunflower butter.
- Plant milk to cut calories slightly.
- Add cacao nibs for crunch.
Pair with a program
Eating right is half the result.
Plug this recipe into an Onyx program for the other half - periodized training that actually moves the needle.
