Jennifer's Peanut Butter/Coconut Oat Shake

Last updated December 9, 2013 Copy
AmountIngredient$ / daySource
134gWhole Oat Powder (Muscle Feast)$1.03Amazon
87gGarden of Life RAW Protein vanilla$2.95Amazon
67gCarbo Gain Complex Carbohydrate (NOW)$0.43Amazon
5gNow Sports Creatine Monohydrate$0.10Amazon
14gPotassium Gluconate (Bulk Supplements)$0.38Amazon
5gCalci-K Complex (Albion)$0.76Amazon
2gSulfur Powder (MSM)$0.11Amazon
5gLite Salt Mixture (Morton)$0.11Amazon
1pillCholine (Nature's Way)$0.09Amazon
0.25pillNOW Magnesium Citrate$0.07Amazon
1pillVitamin K (NOW)$0.10Amazon
1pillIron (Solgar)$0.08Amazon
2pillNutrition Omega 3-6-9 (NOW)$0.12Amazon
1pillOmega-3 Fish Oil (Kirkland)$0.04Amazon
0.5mlVitamin D Liquid (NOW)$0.06Amazon
24mlAlive! Liquid Multivitamin (Nature's Way)$0.51Amazon
32gTrader Joe's Organic Peanut Butter$0.35Trader Joes
10mlTrader Joe's Organic Virgin Coconut Oil$0.00Trader Joes
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This recipe is based off the original Soylent For Girls Who Don't Nutrition Good by overdosedelusion.

https://www.completefoods.co/diy/users/overdosedelusion

Over the past 5 weeks, I've made some changes including adding, then removing an emulsifier, removing the hemp protein, switching out PB2 for actual peanut butter, adding organic raw, vanilla protein, magnesium, and exchanging coconut oil for olive oil.

The addition of peanut butter and coconut oil thickened the shake and gave a slight flavor to the mixture. I'm trying to keep the recipe bland, but I like the combination of oat/peanut butter/coconut. It's subtle.

I use a vitamix blender and still have issues with separation, but adding enough emulsifier increases the calories and fat too high. I've decided to just keep shaking the mixture.

Other ingredients have been tweaked up and down and back again.

As of Nov. 8th, I'm happy with the current recipe, which is just shy of my recommended carbs and sodium. The sodium I'm not concerned about, but I'm looking into ways to bring up the carbs and balance the recipe once more.

Omega 6's are off, but after some research, I'm not concerned.

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Day
48% Carb, 26% Protein, 26% Fat
Calories1464
% Daily Values*
91%
Total Carbohydrate165g
112%
Dietary Fiber 28g
100%
Protein91g
100%
Total Fat40g
Saturated Fat13g
Monounsaturated Fat8g
Polyunsaturated Fat6g
109%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids1g
4%
Omega-6 Fatty Acids0.53g
Cholesterol10mg
Calcium
105%
Vitamin A
1251%
Chloride
118%
Vitamin B6
3090%
Chromium
384%
Vitamin B12
> 6667%
Copper
275%
Vitamin C
533%
Iodine
280%
Vitamin D
603%
Iron
179%
Vitamin E
596%
Magnesium
119%
Vitamin K
203%
Manganese
544%
Thiamin
1913%
Molybdenum
133%
Riboflavin
1833%
Phosphorus
165%
Niacin
123%
Potassium
103%
Folate
120%
Selenium
102%
Pantothenic Acid
2036%
Sodium
70%
Biotin
800%
Sulfur
100%
Choline
123%
Zinc
217%
 
* Percent Daily Values are based on "Jennifer's Nutritional Profile". You may use the Nutrient Calculator to personalise your own profile, then select it from the list on the Recipe Editor tab.
Nutrient Profile: Jennifer's Nutritional ProfileChange

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