This Frostbite Protein Fluff is a light, airy frozen dessert made with protein powder, frozen banana and ice. Thick, creamy and incredibly fluffy, it' is a refreshing high-protein treat that is perfect for healthy dessert cravings, post-workout snacks or warm summer days. 🧊 💎
Course Dessert, Snack
Cuisine Healthy Clean Eating
Keyword clean eating dessert or snack, frostbite protein fluff, frostbite protein fluff recipe, frostbite protein whip, healthy protein fluff, healthy protein fluff recipe
Servings 2
Ingredients
1banana, sliced, frozen
1scoopvanilla protein powder
1cupcrushed ice
1/4cupalmond milk (or milk of choice)
2tablespoonsGreek yogurt
1/2teaspoonvanilla extract
1/2teaspoonxanthan gum (optional, for extra fluff)
Sweetener to taste, if needed
Optional Toppings
Fresh berries
Coconut flakes
Chopped nuts
Granola
White chocolate shavings
Hemp hearts
Cinnamon sprinkle
Instructions
Add the frozen banana, protein powder, almond milk, Greek yogurt and vanilla to a high-speed blender or food processor.Blend until mostly smooth.Add the crushed ice and xanthan gum, if using.Blend on high for 2–4 minutes until the mixture becomes thick, light and fluffy, stopping occasionally to scrape down the sides.Taste and add sweetener if desired.Spoon immediately into serving bowls.Add your favourite toppings and enjoy straight away.Serve immediately for maximum fluffiness.Blended Bites Tips💡Xanthan gum is optional but creates a thicker, marshmallow-like texture.Freeze your banana when fully ripe for the best natural sweetness.If the mixture is too thick to blend, add a splash more milk - but only a little to maintain the fluffy consistency.Use crushed ice if possible - it blends more easily.Freeze your banana before hand for extra creaminess.Blend longer than you think you need. The volume increases gradually as more air is incorporated.Serve immediately, as protein fluff is at its fluffiest straight after blending.If using xanthan gum, only use a small amount - a little goes a very long way.Add a few frozen strawberries or blueberries for a fruity variation.