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Home/Blog/Bone Broth Protein™ Mocha Fudge Smoothie Recipe
Bone Broth Protein™ Mocha Fudge Smoothie Recipe
By Ancient Nutrition
June 23, 2017

Mocha fudge sounds rich, decadent and … healthy? If you enjoy sipping your breakfast or recharging with a post-workout protein shake, then you have to try this Bone Broth Protein Mocha Fudge Smoothie. Don't let the long name fool you. This mocha protein shake is Paleo and tastes amazing — plus, it's healthy!
Total Time: 5 minutes
Serves: 1–2
1 cup frozen banana
ÂĽ cup raw cashews
2 tablespoons cocoa powder
1 teaspoon carob powder
1 teaspoon instant coffee
12 ounces coconut milk
1 teaspoon raw honey
1 scoop of Bone Broth Protein™: Vanilla, Chocolate or Pure
Place all ingredients in blender and purée until smooth, adding water and ice to blend as necessary.
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