Blueberry smoothie in a blender surrounded by fresh ingredients and a WholeFuel pouch

Breakfast · 3 min · Serves 1

Blueberry

Deep, jammy and full of blueberries. Real chocolate taste from the cacao base, no artificial aftertaste.

Prep
3 min
Serves
1
Calories
550
Protein
35g
  • Everyday breakfast
  • High protein
  • Source of fibre

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Light · Balanced · Power

~550 to 600 kcal, the everyday breakfast. Steady energy and 35g of protein to carry you to lunch. Our default, and where most people should start.

Method

  1. 1

    Add the cashew or almond milk and frozen blueberries to the blender first.

  2. 2

    Add 35g WholeFuel Cocoa & Hazelnut, the oats and chia seed powder.

  3. 3

    Add a teaspoon of maple syrup and a few ice cubes.

  4. 4

    Blend on high for 30 to 45 seconds until smooth. Leave a few minutes for the chia to thicken if you like it fuller.

Nutrition, explained

What’s in a serving, and what it means.

Per serving, made with unsweetened almond milk.

  • Calories

    550

    A full breakfast, not a snack. Around a quarter of an average day, and it keeps you full to lunch.

  • Protein

    35g

    35g of real food protein from egg and bone broth. Keeps you full for hours.

  • Collagen

    7g

    Type I and III collagen. Supports skin, joints and daily recovery.

  • Carbs

    69g

    Slow-release energy from oats and whole fruit, not refined sugar.

  • Fibre

    15g

    About 50% of your daily target, from oats, chia and berries.

  • Fat

    of which saturates 2.9g

    16g

    Almost all unsaturated, the healthy kind. Only ~2.9g is saturated, about 14% of your daily limit.

  • Sugar

    of which free sugars 10g

    20g

    Only ~10g is added sugar. The rest is natural fruit sugar, well within the 30g daily guideline.

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Make it with the real thing.

Every recipe starts with WholeFuel Cocoa & Hazelnut. Real food, powdered, with nothing to hide on the label.

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