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My favorite protein powder!

A lot of you have asked what my favorite protein powder is, so I thought I’d share!

It’s BSN Syntha 6 in Vanilla Ice Cream Flavor. 190 calories per scoop with 22g protein, 6g good fat, 2g sugar, and tastes delicious! It looks like it comes in 5 lb and 2.9 lb and tons of different flavors, too.

I like to mix a scoop with ice cubes and 6-8 oz of water, then stir a ton! I’ll have one after I lift or do strength training, and sometimes as a snack if I haven’t met my protein goals for the day yet.

Just wanted to let you know if you were looking for a great tasting protein powder! 

I just got a question and I thought I’d answer it publicly!

Why should I take protein powder and what effects does it have on me?

There aren’t really “effects” its not like taking steriods haha! It’s just adding more protein to your diet (instead of eating a million egg white and steaks). more protein means you have the ability to build more muscle if and only if you’re working out and weight training. 

It’s good for a dietary supplement if you’re lacking in protein - that’s all!

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Guiltless Breakfast: Protein-Packed Pancakes from here.

Ingredients:

1 scoop whey protein (I used vanilla flavor)

1 cup raw oats

3 egg whites

1 ¼ cup water

1 banana

2 drops vanilla extract

1 ½ tsp baking powder

2 packets sweetener

Calories: around 140 per serving (serves 4)

Mix all ingredients into a blender for about 30 seconds until smooth. Pour batter into a non-stick skillet and cook till golden brown on both sides. 

Anonymous asked: Hi! Do you know of any vegetarian/vegan fitspo or healty living blogs? I saw your post on good sources of protein, but meat, dairy & soy all give me stomach aches! I would love to build some muscle but right now my diet is fairly limited to just a few sources of protein. Thanks! :)



Like this or message me if you’re vegetarian/vegan! I’ll try and make a list!

As for protein sources:

  • quinoa
  • barley
  • chickpeas
  • beans
  • lentils
  • tofu/soy beans
  • nuts (peanuts, almonds, cashews, pecans, macadamias, pistachios)
  • nut butters
  • Egg whites

Beans, Nuts, Seeds

1 cup garbanzo beans 14.5 grams

1 cup pinto beans 12 grams
1 cup refried beans 15.5 grams
1 cup soybeans 28 grams
1 oz. cashews 4.4 grams
1 oz. peanuts 6.5 grams
1 oz. sesame seeds 6.5 grams
1 oz. pistachios 5.8 grams
1 cup tofu 22 grams
1 cup lentils 18 grams

Dairy

1 cup yogurt 13 grams
1 oz cheddar cheese 7.1 grams
egg 6 grams
1 cup cottage cheese 10 grams

Fruits and Vegetables

1 avocado 10 grams
1 cup broccoli 5 grams
1 cup spinach 5 grams
1 cup peas 9 grams
1 medium artichoke 4 grams
1 cup asparagus 5 grams
1 cup beet greens 3 grams

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My favorite protein powder!

A lot of you have asked what my favorite protein powder is, so I thought I’d share!

It’s BSN Syntha 6 in Vanilla Ice Cream Flavor. 190 calories per scoop with 22g protein, 6g good fat, 2g sugar, and tastes delicious! It looks like it comes in 5 lb and 2.9 lb and tons of different flavors, too.

I like to mix a scoop with ice cubes and 6-8 oz of water, then stir a ton! I’ll have one after I lift or do strength training, and sometimes as a snack if I haven’t met my protein goals for the day yet.

Just wanted to let you know if you were looking for a great tasting protein powder! 

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hello-healthy-life:

recipe: vegan healthy chocolate-oat-pancakes 

for one serving you’ll need:

  • 1/2 cup rolled oats, processed into a flour
  • 1-2 tbsp. unsweetened cocoa
  • 2 tsp. agave nectar (or other sweetener to your liking)
  • 1/2 tsp baking powder
  • 1/2 tsp baking soda
  • 1/2 tbsp. natural peanut butter
  • 1/2 tbsp. ground flaxseed
  • about 1/3 cup water or non-dairy milk 
  • a pinch of salt

Mix everything but the liquid and then slowly add as much liquid as you need to form a smooth batter. Bake pancakes in a nonstick-pan. I layered them with sliced bananas, some peanut-butter on top would have been great, too!

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