Your hard workout is out of the way. Good job. Now, it’s time to recover. Train, say your prayers, and take your vitamins with Wise Eats Muscle Milk. More wrestling-inspired recipes and training routines at Wise-Eats.com.

Wise Eats Muscle Milk – Berry Vanilla (Workout Recovery Shake)
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Original Air Date: 8-17-18

Ingredients
140g Blueberries
28g Mulberry
1/2 Frozen Banana (100g)
8oz Almond Milk (Or Rice Milk, Coconut Water)
50g Vanilla Whey Protein Isolate
Cinnamon
Stevia, Non-GMO Erythritol or Monk Fruit
5g Creatine
Ice (Optional but recommended!)

Note: For best results, blend together, then add mulberry and blend again for a nice texture/consistency. We will also mix in some fresh or frozen greens like kale or spinach, spirulina, or a superfood greens powder.

Nutrition Facts – 1 Shake (542g)
Calories 452
Fat 4g
Protein 42.75g
Carbs 66.4g

If you want to lose weight, build muscle, and get in shape, you need the right fuel for your body to perform at its best. This is the perfect smoothie for getting ready for or recovering from a workout. A well balanced, nutritious meal several hours before working out is all you need before you hit the gym. But when you’re short on time, or need an extra boost, this is a delicious way to fuel up!

Forget the store bought muscle milk which is loaded with artificial ingredients, low-quality protein, and other chemicals. This homemade smoothie is short on ingredients and stocked up on nutrition. It is low-fat, high protein, high carb, which is exactly what you want in a pre or post workout.

I have a smoothie like this every single day. There’s nothing like it after a hard workout. Smooth, creamy, delicious, and exactly what your muscles need after they’ve been pushed to the limit.

Start with two scoops of whey protein isolate, about 50g. I use naturally sweetened, grass fed vanilla protein. Whey protein is fantastic for losing body fat and/or building muscle. If you’re not getting enough protein in your diet, it’s time to Wise Up!

Blueberries and mulberries provide vitamins, antioxidants, fiber, and healthy carb sources. Frozen banana adds amazing texture along with some vitamins and minerals. I prefer to use homemade cashew milk for the smoothie, but rice milk, coconut water, and almond milk are great options as well. Cinnamon is anti-inflammatory and contains other antioxidants. Stevia is a natural sweetener that has zero calories and offers some health benefits. Mulberries add more vitamins, minerals, and a great crunchy texture to the smoothie. Blended together, it’s an amazingly tasty and healthy treat that’s going to help keep your health on track.

If you’re lifting weights, which you should be, add 5g creatine, one of the few natural supplements that’s clinically proven to enhance performance, muscle growth, and recovery.

Fuel your body the right way with Wise Eats. If you’re drinking that store bought muscle milk, WAKE UP JACK! Get in the kitchen and make a wise decision. Real food. Real results.