Iced coffee and breakfast in one glass: cold coffee blended with frozen banana, cocoa, oats and Greek yogurt. It tastes like a mocha milkshake but has 23g of protein and no added sugar. Five minutes with cold coffee ready.
Snack
5
Serves 1

A glass has about 23g of protein and 309 calories, with no added sugar and no protein powder. The sweetness comes from the frozen banana, and the protein from the Greek yogurt and milk. It makes a good drink after training.
Why the oats. 20g of oats blended into the base make it thicker and more filling, and add fibre. Blending them with the liquid first means they disappear completely, with no gritty texture.
Caffeine. One serving has about as much caffeine as a small cup of coffee. Food safety agencies in Europe and the US consider up to 400mg of caffeine a day safe for most healthy adults; in pregnancy, the advice is no more than 200mg. Caffeine late in the day can disturb sleep, so use decaf if you drink this in the afternoon.
Cocoa, not chocolate. Unsweetened cocoa powder gives a strong chocolate flavour with almost no sugar or fat. Much of the cocoa butter is pressed out when cocoa powder is made, so it has far less fat than chocolate.
Not gluten-free as written; use oats labelled gluten-free if you need to. For another post-workout drink, try the banana, oat and peanut butter recovery smoothie.






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