This strawberry banana protein shake is really thick, creamy and satisfying without added sugar, and it’s an excellent way to boost the protein in your diet and stick with healthy choices since protein powder is one of the ingredients.
Strawberry Banana Protein Shake

This blog post is sponsored by Premier Protein.
Since I’m not a traditional breakfast person, sipping on this strawberry banana protein smoothie is the perfect way to rev up my engine for the day without having to “chew”. It’s a great start to a morning!
Sneaking some extra protein into your diet through protein powder also helps fuel your body and keep it full longer, so you’re not as likely to be tempted to reach for unhealthy choices.
You’re probably wondering what kind of protein powder I used, so I’ll solve the mystery for ya. I’m using Premier Protein’s Whey Powder because it has zero artificial flavors, colors or sweeteners (three things I’ve been actively avoiding this year).
The facts: 30g 100% whey protein, 180 calories and 3 g of sugar.
Premier Protein’s Whey Powder comes in two flavors: Chocolate Milkshake and Vanilla Milkshake and it can be mixed with water or milk, so it’s perfect for blending into this delightful strawberry banana protein shake. I also suggest trying it mixed in with a bowl of oatmeal or even baked into a protein-packed recipe.
To make this strawberry banana protein shake, I like to use frozen fruit since it will give a nice thick, frosty texture to the drink. Strawberries always taste great in smoothies and a banana provides healthy carbs and potassium.
Tip: Save your overly ripe bananas. Peel them and pop them in a freezer bag to have on hand whenever you want to make a protein shake.
The best way to power through a workout or a busy day is to fuel your body with protein, and this strawberry banana protein drink will do just that.
To find where you can purchase Premier Protein 100% Whey Powder, check store locations at PremierProtein.com
Pin the strawberry banana protein shake recipe for later!
Premier Protein Whey Protein Powder, Vanilla, Packaging may Vary (17 Servings), 28 oz

Strawberry Banana Protein Shake
Ingredients
- 2 cups frozen strawberries
- 1 frozen banana
- ¾ cup skim milk
- ½ cup orange juice
- 1 scoop Premier Protein Vanilla Milkshake protein powder
Instructions
- Combine strawberries, banana, milk, orange juice and protein powder in a blender. Blend until smooth. Pour into glasses and serve.








Seyma Bennett Shabbir says
I love milkshakes and this sounds wonderful. I am trying to be consistent in breakfast and this would be so helpful.
Dana Rodriguez says
I really like Premiere Protein. They were a big part of my life when I had oral surgery.
mami2jcn says
This looks really delicious and I know even my kids would like it. Thanks for sharing!
Tena R. says
I love smoothies but have not tried premier protein. It sounds like I may have to look for it. Thanks
Natalie says
I am training for a marathon and am getting sick of protein bars. This would be the perfect shake for after my run!
sheila says
This sounds good… would like to try it with unsweetened almond milk.
Kelly D says
This looks good. I think the strawberry and orange juice combo would be great together.
shelly peterson says
I have been needing to boost my protein intake for medical reasons but have been struggling to get enough daily protein. I will have to try this. It looks good.
Jenny says
I love protein shakes- this looks delicious. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, see you next week!
Toni says
This looks so delicious! Would love to give this a try!
Sarah says
Yum! I love a good protein shake. Adding in fruits makes it even better. Going to try this one!
katrina m gehman says
my daughter is a shake lover, i have to show this to her as i’m sure she will want to try it.
Rachel says
I have never used the powdered version of premier protein. I am going to get it as soon as I use up the gross stuff that I have now.
Amy says
I love Premiere Protein Vanilla Whey. When you make shake out of it, it really tastes like a milk shake!!
Krystel says
I love protein shakes so I would love to try this. Looks delicious
Heather says
That sounds heavenly! Smoothies for breakfast are a popular choice in our house. However, with the heat wave we’ve been having, we’ve been making them for dinner as well. Love that you can up the protein in your shake to ensure we’re getting all of the nutrients we need.
Mellisa says
Oh, it’s really a great idea for both breakfast and snack! And it looks very tasty 🙂
Rosey says
That’s a good idea to mix it with oatmeal. I used to be so big on using my blender, but I haven’t for awhile. You’re making me want to get it out and take it for a spin (haha, literally). 🙂