Best Homemade Protein Powder in 10 Minutes

How to Make Protein Powder at Home
Hello Foodies,
           Homemade Protein Powder! I get asked about homemade protein powder recipe and today, I am sharing my recipe here. This is a perfect blend of seeds nuts and beans and is super healthy and no sugar protein powder made at home. It is best to get all the macronutrients and micronutrients through your diet. Homemade protein powder is a good way to quickly get all sorts of protein. They take less than 10 minutes to make and are super healthy and delicious. However, many well planned vegetarian and vegan diets can provide you with all the essential nutrients you need. The vegetarian and vegan diet is the diet that might lack sufficient protein. So here's the wholesome recipe to prepare homemade protein powder, here I came up with using convenient and nutritious items: milk powder, dry nuts, and seeds. Protein is an essential macronutrient in the human diet that helps repair tissue, build enzymes and hormones, build and tone muscles and strengthen, repair or replace tissue. It also aids in weight loss. There are dairy-based and plant-based protein powders. Today I am sharing here how to prepare dairy-based homemade protein powder from scratch. This can be your high quality, clean and homemade protein powder that tastes good. This protein powder is an easy way to add more protein to your diet and helps to weight loss. They can be a convenient addition to the diet. To make this lean protein powder I have used the healthiest ingredients like nuts (almonds, pistachios, walnuts, and peanuts), seeds(pumpkin, flax, and chia), soybeans, oats, and milk solids. So let's see how to make it!



How to Make a Protein Powder?
        Making a protein powder is easier, you need to just dry roast all the nuts and seeds and transfer everything into the blender along with milk powder and blend until smooth. Sieve the ground powder and it's ready to go into milkshakes, smoothies, flatbreads, pancakes and there are many ways to eat it.


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Preparation and Cooking Time: 10 Minutes.


Ingredients:
  • Almonds ¼ Cup
  • Pistachios ¼ Cup
  • Walnuts ¼ Cup
  • Peanuts ¼ Cup
  • Soya Beans ¼ Cup
  • Pumpkin seeds ¼ Cup
  • Flaxseeds ¼ Cup
  • Chia Seeds ¼ Cup
  • Oats ¼ Cup
  • Milk Powder ¼ Cup

Instructions:

  • Dry roast almonds, pistachios, walnuts and peanuts for 2-3 minutes on medium to low flame and let it cool down.
  • Dry roast flax seeds for a minute and let it cool.
  • Dry roast pumpkin seeds, chia seeds, soybeans and oats for 2-3 minutes on medium to low flame and let it cool down.
  • Grind/ blend roasted nuts, seeds, and milk powder and grind/ blend to make a fine powder.
  • Sieve ground powder to get fine flour/powder-like consistency.
  • Homemade protein powder is ready. Enjoy!!!



Daily Requirement of Protein:
  • For Women: 46 grams a day
  • For Men: 56 grams a day
  • For Pregnant and Breastfeeding Women: 71 grams a day.
"You must know that you regularly estimate your calorie burn rate that would assist you to know your optimum protein intake. And it comes to know how to estimate it, the best online Total Daily Energy Expenditure calculator comes around the corner to assist. After you do that, the following protein intake are considered as the standard diet."
 


Health Benefits of Protein Powder:
  • Aids in Weight Loss.
  • Stimulate protein synthesis which is essential for muscle growth.
  • Protein powder helps to speed up recovery from muscle soreness after exercise.
  • Help reduce inflammation
  • May lower blood pressure and help to treat diabetes (type 2).
  • Protein also works as neurotransmitters.
  • Boost metabolism.
When is the best time to take it?
  • Throughout the day to get your daily protein requirements.
  • Post-workout.
Can I use this protein powder for weight loss management?
       Yes, with a low-calorie count, low carb and high protein you can use to shed some extra body fat.


How to incorporate this protein powder into your meal?
  • Mix 2 Tbsp of protein powder to the wheat, jowar flour and knead to make the dough and prepare flatbreads.
  • Mix 1 Tbsp of protein powder to the cup of warm milk.
  • Mix 2-3 Tbsp of protein powder to the pancakes, dosa, idli batter.
  • Mix 1 Tbsp Protein Powder with fruit and vegetable smoothies.
  • Make Avocado milkshake
  • Make Mango Milkshake
How many grams of protein are per scoop?
        It contains 10.5 g of protein per scoop(32-35g).



How many calories, carbs, dietary fibers, and sugar are in one serving(1 Tbsp=approx.10 g)?
        This homemade protein powder contains 45 calories, 2.56 g carbohydrates, 1.49 g dietary fibers, and 0.49 g sugar.

Food
Protein/25 g
Almonds
5.25 g
Pistachios
5.07 g
Walnuts
4 g
Peanuts
6.25 g
Flaxseeds
4.57 g
Pumpkin seeds
7.46 g
Chia seeds
4.12 g
Soybeans/ Soybeans
9 g
Oats
4.22 g
Milk Powder (Milk Solids)
5 g



How to store it and shelf life of homemade protein powder?  
  • Store it in a dry, clean and airtight container.
  • Once prepared you can use it up to 3 weeks at room temperature.
  • If refrigerated, you can use it up to 1 ½ month.
So guys what are you waiting for, go gather all ingredients and prepare your protein powder and
don't forget to share your thoughts with us and if you prepare it to share your picture.


Eat Healthy, Stay Healthy!!!

27 comments:

  1. Thanks for taking the time to make the video and writing it down. :-)

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    1. Hi 😊 what is the alternative for milk powder ? Like, any flavoured powder can be used ? Kindly reply 👍🏻

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  3. What is the expiry date of this protein powder?

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    1. Once prepared you can use it up to 3 weeks at room temperature.
      If refrigerated, you can use it up to 1 ½ month.

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  7. Can we add this protein powder to water?? And I we add ,,,in cold or hot water?

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  8. Can I skip soyabean?

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  10. Hi, thanks a lot for this. How do i convert from cups to grams? Tried googling it, not sure if it is accurate.

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  11. Can we add cocoa powder for flavor?

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    1. Hi Reshma,
      Yes for sure you can add cocoa powder.
      Here is the recipe using Cocoa-Protein Powder: https://www.aaichisavali.com/2019/05/VeganProteinPowder.html

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  13. Ma'am can I use this for pre work out 30g (one scoop) with water and post workout 30g (one scoop) with milk? or I should use this with long gap!?

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  14. Ma'am can I add quinoa seed in this?

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  15. after making this powder, if we heat up to make it dry powder, can we store for more days ?

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  16. I'm a bit confused. Under the nutritional facts, it says per serving contains only 3g protein whereas you mentioned that 1 scoop contains 10.5g protein,, could you please clarify
    Thank you😊

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  17. How much protein does i get from 1 tbsp of above powder??

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  18. Hellow can I mix this powder in milk early morning are after break fast

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  19. If it's ok if we can take anytime in daily or we have to take only after post workout

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