6 Shake Recipes To Fill You Up and Keep You Satisfied

Let’s be honest, as much as we try to, not every food we eat can be in the form of a sit-down, well-balanced meal packed with whole/organic ingredients. But that doesn’t mean our only options left are fast-food or sugary snacks.
Enter: The Primal Athletics Super Awesome Fantastic Tasting Shakes That Make You Strong and Fill You Up.
Or “Super Shakes” for short.
Our goal with these shakes are to fill you up with quality ingredients, give you something that is tasty and leaves you satisfied, and packs a punch of both macro and micronutrients.
We will get right to the recipes, but if you are interested in how to create your own recipe for a Super Shake, check out our guide at the bottom of the page.
Enjoy!
Iced Coffee Shake
• 2 cups iced coffee
• 2 scoops vanilla flavored protein powder
• 1 serving greens supplement*
• 1 tsp flax oil
• 6 dark chocolate covered espresso beans
• Dash cinnamon
Instructions: Add everything to the blender and process until smooth and creamy.
*Greens supplement is optional, but recommended for those who don’t like their veggies :)
Berry Smoothie
12 oz water or iced green tea
2 scoops vanilla or strawberry flavored protein
2 cupped handfuls of mixed berries, fresh or frozen
1 fist of spinach
1 thumb of mixed nuts
1 thumb of ground flax
1/2 cup plain yogurt or vegan alternative
1 serving greens supplement
Instructions: Blend all ingredients until creamy. Add ice if using fresh berries and uncooked oats if you need more carbs. Flax, nuts, and yogurt are all optional, but add great flavor and healthy fats and protein.
Apple & Grains Shake
12 oz water, almond milk, or regular milk
2 scoops vanilla flavored protein
1 apple, core removed, and sliced into wedges
1 fist of spinach • 2 thumbs of almonds
1 cupped handful of uncooked oats
Ice and cinnamon as desired
Instructions: Blend all ingredients until creamy. Add yogurt if you want more protein and a smoother consistency.
Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Banana Classic Shake
12 oz water or milk
2 scoops chocolate flavored protein
1 banana
1 fist of spinach
1 thumb of natural peanut butter
1 thumb of ground flax
1 tbsp cacao nibs
Instructions: Blend all ingredients until creamy. Add ice if using fresh bananas, uncooked oats if you need more carbs, yogurt if you want more protein and a smoother consistency, and/or cinnamon for extra flavor.
Strawberry Banana Shake
12 oz water or milk
2 scoops strawberry flavored protein
1 banana
1 cupped handful of strawberries
1 fist of spinach
2 thumbs of walnuts
Instructions: Blend all ingredients until creamy. Add ice if using fresh strawberries, uncooked oats if you need more carbs, yogurt if you want more protein and a smoother consistency, and/or a greens supplement if desired.
Vanilla and Pumpkin Pie Shake
• 12 oz water, almond milk, or milk
• 2 scoops vanilla flavored protein
• 1 fist of pureed pumpkin
• 2 thumbs of walnuts
• 1 cupped handful of uncooked oats
• Ice, cinnamon and vanilla extract as desired
Instructions: Blend all ingredients until creamy. Add yogurt if you want more protein and a smoother consistency.
Interested in creating your own recipe? Follow our 6-step process to creating a nutrient packed Super Shake:
STEP 1- Pick a liquid
Water
Almond milk (unsweetened)
Cow’s milk
Soy milk (unsweetened)
Hemp milk (unsweetened)
Iced green tea
Less liquid = thick shakes. More liquid = thin shakes.
Aim for 4-8 oz per serving.
STEP 2- Pick a protein powder
Whey protein
Casein protein
Pea protein
Rice protein
Hemp protein
Other proteins or protein blends
Some protein powders contain thickeners, which will increase the thickness of your shake. Find the protein supplement that you like best.
Aim for 1 scoop per serving (20-25 g protein).
STEP 3- Pick a veggie
Dark leafy greens: Spinach / Swiss chard / kale
Pumpkin / sweet potato
Beets / beet greens
Cucumber / celery
Powdered greens supplement
Spinach is usually your best bet, as it is virtually flavorless in your shake. Canned pumpkin is great too. It goes well with vanilla. When using beets, try roasting them and removing the skin first. Beets pair well with chocolate. If you add celery or cucumber, you’ll need to use less liquid in your shake.