Peanut Butter Protein Shake Recipe

Last Updated on October 23, 2026 by Lori Geurin

Do you drink protein shakes? Studies show that fitness fanatics aren’t the only ones who love these power-packed beverages. In fact, the protein industry is projected to see colossal growth in the coming years.

And you can probably guess why – people love their protein shakes! So whether you’re an exercise enthusiast, vegetarian, or just a girl (or boy) who loves drinking protein shakes, you get it. So keep reading to grab the video and recipe below.

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What Do You Put In Your Protein Shake?

In the past, I’ve tried a combination of add-ins to my protein shakes and smoothies, including:

• blueberries
• kale
• almonds
• spinach
• Detox Organics
• celery
• strawberries
• tart cherries
• carrots
• chia seeds
• oatmeal
• avocado
• pineapple
• raw, unsweetened coconut
• peanut butter
• exogenous ketones
• and even dark chocolate just to name a few

just to name a few.

I’ve added maca powder, raw organic greens, liquid multivitamins, flaxseed, and hemp seed to boost nutrition and health.

I’ve also used raw cow’s milk, filtered water, almond milk and coconut milk, but one of my all-time favorites is this simple, yet delicious peanut butter protein shake. It’s one of my hubby’s favorites too – he probably drinks more of these than I do.

(Is that even possible?)

So, let’s do this thing.

Peanut Butter Protein Shake Recipe

First, I made a short video to show you how I make the protein shake. (I’m just learning how to do videos so thanks so much for your patience!)

I hope you enjoyed the video. I realized after making it that I should probably have turned my camera horizontally. Note to self.

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Below is the recipe. Don’t blink or you might miss it. It’s so quick and easy to make!

Peanut Butter Protein Shake Recipe

August 21, 2019

by Lori Geurin

Persons

1 serving

Serving Size

1 shake

Prep Time

5 minutes

Total Time

5 minutes

This delicious peanut butter protein shake is so easy to make! It’s also customizable based on your personal preferences and dietary needs.

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Ingredients

• 1 scoop whey protein powder OR vegan protein powder (I use vanilla, but chocolate would be delicious too.)
• 1 banana
• 1 cup ice
• 1 cup whole unpasteurized cow’s milk or vegan milk
• 2 tablespoons peanut butter, almond butter, or cashew butter

Instructions

1. Put everything in a Nutribullet or blender and blend it until it’s smooth and creamy.

Notes

If you’re following a keto eating plan, omit the banana and substitute lower-carb milk such as coconut milk due to the higher carb count. You may want to substitute a handful of frozen strawberries or blueberries instead. They’re full of antioxidants but are fairly low in carbohydrates.
If you’re strictly following a Paleo eating plan you can choose a different nut butter such as almond, cashew, or coconut butter. (Because peanut butter is a legume it’s not considered Paleo-friendly.)
If you have a dairy allergy you can substitute your favorite plant-based milk – coconut, almond, cashew, etc.

Nutrition Facts

Peanut Butter Protein Shake Recipe

Serves: 1 serving

Amount Per Serving:1 shake
Calories		559
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 26.3 g		40%
	Saturated Fat 9 g	45%
	Trans Fat
Cholesterol 89 mg		29.7%
Sodium 308 mg		12.8%
Total Carbohydrate 48		16%
	Dietary Fiber 5 g	20%
	Sugars 31.2 g
Protein 39.3 g

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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

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Summary – Peanut Butter Protein Shake

As you might have guessed, this is perfect as a meal replacement or post-workout protein shake. 

And if you’re living the keto lifestyle and looking for a keto peanut butter shake recipe, simply omit the banana as I do sometimes. Just know that it won’t be as creamy. But, you can thicken it up a bit, and still keep your carb intake low, by adding a few frozen strawberries or blueberries.

Also, if you’re practicing strict Paleo because peanut butter is a legume you’ll want to substitute another nut butter such as almond, cashew, or coconut.

For more posts about whey protein powder, be sure to check out:

• 5 Health Benefits Of Whey Protein Powder
• 20 Quick And Easy Healthy High Protein Snack Recipes
• 10 Best Recipes For Easy To Make Protein Pancakes
• My Favorite Protein Oatmeal With Coconut And Almonds
• My Favorite Protein Powder Pancakes
  

What about you? Do you have a favorite whey protein recipe?

Please leave your comments below. I love hearing your thoughts!

If you enjoyed this peanut butter protein shake recipe, check out:

• Keto Diet Basics: What To Eat And What Not To Eat
• Easy Low-Carb Keto One-Pot Meal: Healthy And Delicious
• 6 Easy Ways To Cut Carbs And Lose Weight

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