Hi friends!
I have a new recipe for you all that you will go crazy for. This vegan mint chip milkshake is going to be your new favorite breakfast that literally tastes like dessert. Yes, you heard me! It’s healthy enough to eat this for breakfast. I have this at least three days a week, it’s so yummy.
Or, if you don’t want to have it for breakfast, you can have it for a treat when you’re craving something sweet but want something healthy at the same time. I am obsessed!
BareOrganics
I am so excited to be partnering up with BareOrganics for this recipe! They are an organic superfood company that makes incredible high-quality products.
As a plant-based health coach and food blogger, you know my pantry is always stocked with ALL kinds of vegan superfoods and BareOrganics is the real deal.
In this vegan mint chip milkshake recipe, I use BareOrganics spirulina for a natural green color in the milkshake and the cacao nibs as a healthier version of chocolate chips.
All of the BareOrganics products are organic, non-GMO, raw and chemical free. BareOrganics explains that, “in our products, you’ll only find organic superfoods created using processes like freeze-drying, low temperatures and cold-milling to ensure quality nutrition, taste, and integrity”. I love their mission.
The recipe is simple, you blend everything except the cacao nibs in the blender. Once blended, add the cacao nibs, then pulse until combined. The cacao nibs will act as your healthy chocolate chips! Yum! Cacao nibs are rich in antioxidants, are 100% natural and have no sugar – total win!
This vegan mint chip milkshake is:
Minty
Thick
Perfectly sweet
Crunchy
Decadent
Refreshing
Perfect for summer
Nutritious
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Vegan Mint Chip Milkshake (no added sugar)
the ingredients
- 1 banana
- 1/2 tsp
spirulina powder I use Bare Organics - 1 tbsp
cacao nibs I use Bare Organics - 1 scoop vegan vanilla protein of choice
- 1 tbsp peanut or almond butter
- 1 cup kale or spinach
- 5 drops peppermint extract
- 1/2 cup almond milk
- 1 cup ice
- stevia optional for added sweetness
instructions
- Add all ingredients except cacao nibs into the blender and blend. Once blended, pulse in the cacao nibs - these act as our healthy chocolate chips!
- Serve and enjoy!
This blog was created in partnership with BareOrganics
Best,
Danielle
Wonderful
Hey I haven’t made the recipe yet but was curious if you’ve come across a no sugar added vanilla protein? I always have issues finding such a product that doesn’t have monk fruit or stevia instead which I don’t enjoy the taste of. Either way looking forward to trying and thanks!
Trader Joe’s has a plain pea protein that’s literally JUST organic pea protein – nothing else added. It’s not vanilla it’s just plain. You could add a couple dates to the recipe to sweeten it or maple syrup instead of stevia and use that protein.
Can you not use vanilla extract?
Cassandra,
I found this no sugar added one on Amazon that doesn’t have Stevia. Would this one work? It’s vanilla bean flavored.
Thanks!
Kate
Cassandra,
Forgot to include the link. Lol! Sorry! Here it is:
Orgain Organic Plant Based Protein + Superfoods Powder, Vanilla Bean – Vegan, Non Dairy, Lactose Free, No Sugar Added, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Non-GMO, 2.02 lb https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PXNNFGT/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_JZ4bFb86NRVJE
This is the vanilla protein I use and it is my favorite!
Is this free of stevia ? Stevia gives me severe headaches.
Thank you for your reply.
yes stevia is optional
I’m wondering if you can use peppermint essential oil in this recipe instead of peppermint extract (or in addition to)? What are your thoughts on that?
I would use peppermint extract!
Wow! This surprised me at how good it was! Highly recommended! Thank you!
I just found this recipe and had everything to make it…delicious! So creamy and thick! Next time I will use frozen bananas. Thank you for posting this wonderful recipe.
Can I use my homemade pea protein powder instead of vanilla protein powder?
I think so! Vanilla protein gives it flavor though.