strawberry cheesecake shake

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Private Recipe by
Sharon Colyer
Louisville, KY

This recipe is from Spark People. It is high in protein, from the cottage cheese. If you would rather have fresh strawberries, rinse & dry them & freeze them on a tray or cookie sheet. Then, you can use them like frozen strawberries from the grocery. Only, they will be much fresher. Using frozen berries, eliminates having to use ice.

yield 1 -3 servings
prep time 10 Min
method No-Cook or Other

Ingredients For strawberry cheesecake shake

  • 1/2 c
    1% milk
  • 1/2 c
    lowfat 1% cottage cheese
  • 4-8 pkg
    splenda (or sweeten to taste with your choice of sweeteners)
  • 1/2 tsp
    vanilla or almond extract (optional)
  • NOTE: DO NOT ADD FROZEN FRUIT, UNTIL COTTAGE CHEESE IS BLENDED SMOOTH.
  • 2 c
    (300 grams) strawberries, frozen, unsweetened (also try with frozen blueberries, other frozen berries, or frozen peaches)

How To Make strawberry cheesecake shake

  • 1
    Place milk and next 3 ingredients in blender, and blend, until completely smooth and all lumps are gone (30 seconds). NOTE: DO NOT ADD FROZEN FRUIT, UNTIL COTTAGE CHEESE IS BLENDED SMOOTH.
  • 2
    Then, add frozen strawberries (or frozen fruit of choice) a few at a time, blending in-between each addition, until all are added and shake is smooth.
  • 3
    This is huge-large enough to share with two other people (120 calories each) - but drinking the entire shake can serve as a very filling meal.
  • 4
    Nutrition: One large serving 236.3 cal, 2.7 g fat, 10.5 mg chol, 518.6 mg sod, 36.4 g carb, 6.2 g fiber, 19.4 g protein.
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