~~posted by Jen
The Inspiration! |
Back in the days before my RNY Gastric Bypass on July 21, 2008, I adored dessert. Sometimes if we went out for dinner, I would have them wrap half of my dinner so I could order double dessert. Thinking back on my eating habits in those days now kinda nauseates me at times, but I digress.
One of my favorite desserts was White Chocolate Cheesecake with Strawberries. As I wandered through the post-op maze of protein shake experimentation, I decided it would be nice to re-create those flavors in a much healthier version that fits my life now.
After a few attempts, I finally perfected the ingredients, and a new shake was born! This has become one of our more popular flavors at our Pouch Party™ Shake It Up! Protein Shake Tastings we do at support groups. (Think your group would enjoy this? Hit us up!)
In fact, it’s so popular that it is the first of two introductory flavors (along with another fan favorite: Nik’s Decaf Mochachino) for our forthcoming Pouch Party™ Shake It Up! Sample Cups. You can learn more about those at our Holiday Preview!
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Now back to the shake, here’s how it’s done:
Jen’s White Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake Protein Shake
Ingredients:
1 scoop Vanilla Protein powder
1 tbsp Sugar Free Jello Instant Pudding Mix–Cheesecake flavor
8 oz milk or soy milk
5 fresh strawberries, hulls removed, cut into pieces (or use frozen if fresh aren’t in season)
3 pumps Davinci SF white chocolate syrup
3 packets Splenda (adjust to your taste, I like SWEET)
It won’t be QUITE this big, and no, the guy is not included! |
I am sitting here drinking your shake above, but I used water instead of milk cause i dont like the froth, and wow yummy as I have a lot of strawberries right now. I didnt have the white choc SF syrup I used SF vanilla and a teaspoon of white choc SF pudding mix and SF cheesecake. It turned out awesome and suprisingly thick. Thanks. I love your blog…..