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Bottom line – you can mix all of them together in a single shake if that’s what works best for you.




Creatine, whey protein and an electrolyte blend are all water‑soluble, so they won’t "clump" or interfere with each other when mixed. The only thing to keep in mind is the total volume of liquid you’re swallowing at once (you’ll want to stay hydrated anyway). If that’s a concern, split them up – but most people find it easier to just drink one smoothie.



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How to mix them




Start with your protein powder


Scoop the whey (usually ~1–2 scoops) into a blender or shaker bottle.



Add creatine


One "creatine scoop" (≈5 g) is typically enough per serving.

Stir or shake until it’s fully dissolved – no need to wait 30 min; creatine dissolves quickly in liquid.





Throw in the rest of your ingredients


Fruit, veggies, milk/almond milk, yogurt, peanut butter, protein‑rich grains, etc.

Add a handful of ice if you like it chilled or thicker.





Blend / shake until smooth


For a thick smoothie, blend on high for 20–30 s; for a thinner drink, just shake the jar.



Enjoy immediately







Quick Recipe Example (≈ 500 kcal)



Ingredient Amount Calories


Banana 1 medium 105


Mixed berries 1 cup 70


Greek yogurt (plain, 2% fat) ¾ cup 110


Almond milk (unsweetened) ½ cup 15


Whey protein powder (vanilla) 1 scoop 120


Peanut butter 1 tbsp 95


Total – 515






Blend all ingredients except peanut butter until smooth.


Stir in peanut butter or drizzle on top.



Feel free to tweak portions, add ice for thickness, or use alternative sweeteners. This recipe provides a balanced mix of protein (~30 g), carbs (~45 g), and fats (~18 g). Enjoy!
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