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Homemade Muscle Building Shakes - Best Protein Shakes Recipes From Your Blender

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earching for homemade muscle building shakes?

Discover the best protein shakes recipes direct from your blender!


Homemade Protein Shakes

Providing your body with the necessary muscle building fuel can present a problem for the typical trainee. Eating well, and fulfilling your daily protein requirements, will oftentimes be overlooked thereby compromising your efforts in and out of the gym.

Here is where homemade protein shakes can prove so invaluable.

This article aims to show how you can quickly and easily supplement your diet with muscle building shakes.

And the fun part?

You will discover some of the best protein shakes recipes conjured direct from your blender!

Muscle Building Shakes - Some History

Protein shakes are nothing new. Back when Bill Haley sang "Shake, Rattle and Roll", an altogether different kind of shake was busy rocking a generation of 50s strongmen.

Years before the high-tech protein shakes we take for granted today, these early concoctions were largely milk-based affairs consumed by the quart. Easily digestible, these shakes provided vital calories and nutrients in addition to muscle building protein - they were also inexpensive to create, making them an affordable and practical way to supplement a strength training diet.

The classic "blender bomb" is a noteworthy example. Legendary for its muscle building properties, this beast of the blender could contain all manner of exotic ingredients, including: pineapple, peaches, or even peanut butter! Oftentimes, these shakes would feature in weight gaining diets, usually showing up in the place of scheduled mealtimes or snacks.

Here is an example of a classic "blender bomb" shake:

  • 4 cups of whole milk
  • 2 cups of powdered milk
  • 1/4 cup brewer's yeast
  • 1 banana
  • 2 tablespoons of lecithin
  • 1 tablespoon of wheat germ oil
  • 1 scoop of vanilla ice cream

Fast forward to today, and what worked so well for the strongmen of yesteryear can work for you.

Indeed, providing for your dietary requirements doesn't have to be difficult or expensive, and is available to anyone with some imagination and a blender.

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Protein Shakes Recipes


    1. Shake, rattle and roll. To add some "rattle and roll" to your homemade protein shakes, why not try some of the following ingredients?

      Pineapple, peaches, apples, oranges, mangoes, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, coconut, honey, molasses, soy flour, sunflower oil, safflower oil, peanut oil, eggs.

    2. Smoothie operator. Want to boost your potassium while tickling your taste buds?

    Try a banana smoothie!

    Just use frozen and peeled bananas and whizz them in your blender until smooth. For a twist, add a tablespoon of chopped walnuts and you are good to go.

    3. Watch your waistline. For those watching their waistlines, try substituting your whole milk homemade shakes with non-fat milk or even yoghurt.

    Your blender bombs will still taste great only with a fraction of the calories.

In Summary

Searching for homemade muscle building shakes?

Just like the strongmen of yesteryear, you can create nutritious and inexpensive protein shakes direct from your blender.


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