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Starbucks homemade Frappacinno -SF, high protein
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Who says you can no longer enjoy Frappe's?
Here is a yummy alternative.
I love Starbucks, especially their Frappacinno's. My husband bought me a Frappacinno maker and I love it. I have used it in the past, but never tried to make sugar free, low calorie, high Protein frappe's. So here is what I used. (May use regular blender)
Recipe
Java chip mint Frappacinno
Starbucks French Roast or Italian Bold Roast- 3 tablespoons
1/2 cup of Water. (Mix this and warm in coffee cup ahead of time if no frappe maker, will need to add this once mixed to blender)
2-3 cups of ice
3 packets of Splenda (which converts from 2 Tbsp of sugar)
2 Tbsp of Sugar free chocolate syrup divided. (15 calories)
2 Tbsp of Sugar Free Chocolate chips
(Optional) Peppermint extract ( 1/8 or you can use more if you want stronger mint flavor)
1/4 or 1/2 Vanilla Premier Protein RTD shake, may use chocolate
Topping once blended:
2 tablespoons of light whipped cream or may use fat free, or sugar free whipped topping.
1 Tbsp of the divided SF chocolate syrup drizzled on top of whipped cream
Calories: roughly 200 calories, depending on the products you use. 15 grams protein. I use Fitness Pal to calculate nutrients.