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High Calorie Recipe: Super Protein Power Smoothie

Smoothie making made easy:

  • Thoroughly wash all fruit and vegetables before using them in a smoothie.  If your white blood count is low, be sure to check with your medical team if it is OK to eat fresh fruit & vegetables.
  • If your mouth is sore, skip fruit that contains small seeds (berries, kiwi).  These tiny seeds can irritate a sore mouth.  Use fruits without seeds (& less acidic), bananas, peaches, nectarines or pears without skins.  And skip the flax seeds if your mouth is sore.
  • NEVER use raw eggs in a smoothie.

Serves:  Makes 1 serving
Serving Size:  870 calories, 40g^ protein, 92g carbohydrates, 38g” fat,
6g fiber, 529mg sodium, 1536mg potassium

NOTE:

This recipe is NOT for those on the LMD (Low Microbial Diet) due to the use of yogurt.

^ Made with Boost PlusÒ or Ensure PlusÒ, or a generic version of these products.  Calories & protein will be somewhat lower if made with milk, soy milk, rice milk or another liquid.
“ This recipe contains healthy fat from the oil and nut butter.
 


Ingredients

1 cup any liquid (milk, soy milk, rice milk, BoostÒ, EnsureÒ, Boost PlusÒ or Ensure PlusÒ, or a generic version of one of these products) – use more than 1 cup if needed to blend. ½ cup low-fat, plain organic yogurt or soy yogurt
2 tablespoons protein powder (any type) 1 tablespoon peanut butter or almond butter
1 tablespoon ground flaxseeds
1 tablespoon canola, almond or avocado oil
1 banana


Directions

1. Measure and prepare solid ingredients.  Place these ingredients in the blender.

2. Add liquid ingredients to blender.  Blend all of the ingredients together to your desired consistency.

3. Add additional liquid to the blender if needed to thin out consistency for better blending.


Recipe from: www.cancernutritioninfo.com