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Best use of peanut butter powder I’ve ever found? This incredible Peanut Butter Powder Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie! A surprisingly delicious combination of flavors, made with PB powder instead of regular peanut butter!
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I just need to rant! I got a nutribullet so excited to try recipes and none of them were really appetizing to me. They were just eh. Practically gave up on it. I got this pb2 and googled a recipe for itโ saw this, wasnโt expecting much. But WOW, THIS SMOOTHIE IS SO TASTY. The flavors work so well together. Iโm obsessed. You did great creating this! Iโll keep buying this powder just so I can make this again and again.
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Note from Danielle
Sometimes you buy something at the store because it looks weird and cool. That’s what happened to me with powdered peanut butter. My favorite use for it turns out to be smoothies – especially this one!
I first published this smoothie all the way back in January 2017! And I remember this being one the first recipes I was quite proud of at that time. This smoothie is legitimately my favorite smoothie of all time, and that is no exaggeration.
It’s now May 2024 (holy cow… over 7 years later), and I’ve just given this recipe post a major upgrade. I’ve re-tested the recipe, plus added new photos and hopefully some more helpful information in the content. I’m positive you’ll enjoy this unique smoothie – just check the reviews!!
By the way – here in the post content, youโll find detailed information on the ingredients used, possible substitutions, and helpful tips for successful results based on my experience with this recipe.
For theย printable recipe card with a list of ingredients followed by concise instructions, please keep scrolling down or hit the โJump to Recipeโ button at the top of the page. Frequently asked questions are located below the recipe card.
Recipe Overview
Total Time: 5 minutes
Difficulty:ย Easy
Method:ย Blended
Prep:ย Make-Ahead Friendly
Watch how to make the Peanut Butter Powder Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie (1 min 17 secs):
What are the ingredients in this Peanut Butter Powder Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie?
The peanut butter powder is a slightly random ingredient here, but after that, the rest of the ingredients are pretty common for smoothies. Here’s what I put in this smoothie:
- greek yogurt – For this smoothie, Greek yogurt is used to make it extra creamy and add additional protein.
- unsweetened vanilla almond milk – I like using this as a base for my smoothies for the creamy yet neutral taste. You could probably skip the vanilla almond milk and use water if needed.
- vanilla protein powder – Use your favorite vanilla or unflavored protein powder to add protein to this smoothie.
- peanut butter powder – There are a few brands of peanut butter powder; in this recipe, I used PB2, and more recently, PB Fit.
- cinnamon – The key ingredient, the one that made a ‘meh’ smoothie into an ‘OMG’ smoothie – is the CINNAMON. Do not forget the cinnamon.
- frozen blueberries & banana – The frozen fruits give the smoothie flavor, color and chill. I think you’ll be surprised how the cinnamon works with the banana and blueberries!
What is peanut butter powder?
Let’s talk about peanut butter powder. Mysterious PB powder. It’s just peanuts pressed so that the fat and oils are removed. It tastes virtually the same as normal peanut butter (once you add some water to the powder).
The most popular brand of powdered peanut butter is PB2 Powdered Peanut Butter. You can also use PB Fit Peanut Butter Powder, which is what I found at Costco. It looks like a lot but starts going pretty fast when you use it for smoothies all the time.
Equipment needed to make this smoothie:
Of course, none of this could be possible without my handy NutriBullet. Smoothie making machine since ’14!
It’s not the most powerful thing out there, but it does the job dependably for a super sweet low price (especially at Costco!). Of course, you can use any high-powered blender or a Vitamix if you have it.
How to make this Peanut Butter Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie:
This Peanut Butter Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie is made just like any other smoothie you make at home! Simply put all your ingredients into the blender and let it go to town.
If it’s a bit too thick or not blending well, add a couple tablespoons more milk. If there’s any powder or yogurt stuck on the sides, open up the blending and push the sides down with a spatula.
And that’s it! This is truly one of my favorite smoothies to make. It’s quick, easy and absolutely incredible. The hardest part (for me!) is remember to freeze my bananas!
How to store leftover blueberry cinnamon smoothie:
Store leftover smoothie by freezing in cubes, and then reblending with more almond milk when needed.
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Peanut Butter Powder Blueberry Cinnamon Smoothie
Creamy and surprisingly delicious protein smoothie with blueberries, cinnamon, banana, greek yogurt, and PB2 (peanut butter powder)!!
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup whole fat or 2% greek yogurt
- 1/3 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder
- 3 tablespoons peanut butter powder (such as PB2)
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 cup frozen blueberries
- 1 frozen banana, peeled and cut into chunks
Instructions
- Blend & enjoy: Add all ingredients to a blender and blend thoroughly. If any powder gets stuck on the sides, open up the blender and push them down with a spatula, then finish blending. Blend the smoothie until completely smooth, adding a little more liquid if needed. Serve immediately. Leftovers can be frozen and reblended in the future with extra almond milk if needed.
Notes
Prep-ahead: Peel and cut banana, add 1 cup blueberries to ziploc bag and freeze. Measure and combine protein powder, peanut butter powder, and cinnamon in a container and dump into blender when needed.
Nutrition information estimated with My Fitness Pal.
Nutrition Information
- Serving Size: 1 smoothie
- Calories: 477
- Sugar: 36.2g
- Fat: 11.3g
- Carbohydrates: 59.8g
- Fiber: 10.1g
- Protein: 37.7g
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a different milk besides almond milk?
Yes, feel free to use whatever type of milk you like and have on hand. I would recommend any unsweetened milk, including dairy milk or oat milk.
Can I double the recipe for two servings?
Yes, you can double this recipe for two smoothies, however you will need a larger blender like a Vitamix.
Sarah says
I absolutely hate bananas but am intrigued by the rest of the ingredients together. Ideas for what to replace with the banana?
Danielle says
Hi Sarah – I haven’t tested this myself but my best suggestion to replace the banana would be to add another scoop of yogurt, some ice cubes, and maybe 2 tablespoons of quick oats if you have it, just to help thicken. Please let me know how it turns out if you do experiment without the banana! -Danielle