Satisfy your sweet tooth with this peanut butter cup smoothie! Filled with chocolate peanut butter flavor and loaded with healthy ingredients.
As the weather warms up Isaac and I have started to crave morning smoothies again. If the EBF household had a smoothie shop, the recipe that I’m sharing today would be the “Smoothie of the Month” because we can’t stop making it!
I don’t know if I’ve mentioned it before, but Isaac loves peanut butter just as much as I do. Maybe more. He still, at the ripe age of 32, eats multiple peanut butter and jelly sandwiches a week. And it’s funny because he can’t take them to work (his school is peanut-free) so he usually eats them as a snack. <– Yup, he has an awesome metabolism.
Anyhow, back to this smoothie! It’s like a peanut butter cup in liquid form — rich, creamy and dessert like, but still healthy enough for breakfast or as a snack.
You get a little protein from the peanut butter, but the big boost of protein comes from the chocolate protein powder.
My smoothie love stems from the fact that they’re soooo easy. Literally you can toss everything into the blender, whirl it for a few minutes and pour. Breakfast for two… done in like 5 minutes, tops!
And then it’s guzzled down in like 5 minutes… oh wait, maybe that’s just me!?!
Seriously though, a smoothie this delicious does not last long.
If you’re a peanut butter and chocolate lover I highly recommend grabbing a bag of the Chocolate Hemp Protein Smoothie mix, running to your kitch and whipping up this peanut butter cup smoothie. Have it for breakfast, as a mid-afternoon pick-me-up or as a post workout recovery snack. Your choice!
If you make this peanut butter cup smoothie, be sure to leave a comment and star rating below letting us know how it turned out. Your feedback is so helpful for the EBF team and our readers!
If you’re watching your sugar intake you can decrease to 1 banana or omit the bananas all together and just use ice for the frozen consistency. The smoothie won’t be as creamy, but it will still taste good.
Category:Smoothie
Method:Blend
Cuisine:American
Nutrition
Serving Size:1 smoothie
Calories:397
Sugar:31g
Fat:14g
Carbohydrates:50g
Fiber:5g
Protein:22g
Keywords: peanut butter cup smoothie
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Yum! I make a daily smoothie like this (I use chia seeds instead of hemp powder) as an afternoon snack and use the Silk dark chocolate almond milk. I love chocolate and peanut butter together 🙂 It satisfies my sweet tooth and keeps me full till dinner!
This sounds so good. I LOVE smoothies in the morning! What else is really good is a peanut butter smoothie with some frozen berries mixed in – then it’s like peanut butter and jelly in a glass!
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Yum! I make a daily smoothie like this (I use chia seeds instead of hemp powder) as an afternoon snack and use the Silk dark chocolate almond milk. I love chocolate and peanut butter together 🙂 It satisfies my sweet tooth and keeps me full till dinner!
This sounds fantastic…packed with all that wonderful protein, this is great power drink! xo, Catherine
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Love this recipe for the peanut butter smoothie. Will add some frozen fruit and have a P&J LOL
Yum!
I love anything peanut butter related and this looks so thick and delicious! Yum!
This sounds so good. I LOVE smoothies in the morning! What else is really good is a peanut butter smoothie with some frozen berries mixed in – then it’s like peanut butter and jelly in a glass!
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Yes!! I have another recipe for a peanut butter and jelly smoothie here on EBF too. It’s delicious. 🙂