Give your taste buds a refreshing treat with this Peach Protein Shake! This post will show you how to level up your protein smoothie with some easy tricks and fruity flavors.
If you're looking for more of my tasty and healthy protein shakes, check out my Banana Protein Shake, Strawberry Protein Shake, and my Chocolate Banana Peanut Butter Protein Shake.
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This peach protein shake tastes like summer in a glass—but don’t let the creamy, sweet flavor fool you. It’s packed with protein, made with simple whole ingredients, and ready in just 5 minutes. Whether you need a quick breakfast, a post-workout boost, or a light meal that actually keeps you full, this shake has your back.
I’m all about recipes that feel like a treat and fuel your body—and this one nails both. It’s smooth, refreshing, and just the right amount of peachy. Once you try it, you’ll see why it’s been on repeat in my kitchen. Some of my other favorite smoothies are PB&J Protein Smoothie, Caramel Apple Protein Smoothie, and my Strawberry Cheesecake Protein Smoothie.
Reasons You'll Love It
- Super quick to prepare
- Creamy and delicious
- Easy and healthy
Ingredients For Peach Protein Shake
Peaches: I use frozen peaches to naturally sweeten the shake and give it that thick, frosty texture without needing extra sweeteners. They blend up super creamy and keep the shake nice and cold. You could also use fresh peaches and add more ice to the mixture.
Greek Yogurt: Greek yogurt adds serious creaminess and protein, making this shake extra filling. It also gives the smoothie a little tang to balance out the sweetness of the peaches.
Protein Powder: Vanilla works best here, and blends seamlessly with the peaches for a creamy taste without overpowering the flavor. Look for a tasty protein on its own to make sure it will only enhance the shake's flavor. My favorite brand is Cleanish Plant-Based Protein Powder.
Step By Step Instructions
- Step 1: Combine all ingredients into a blender.

- Step 2: Blend until smooth and enjoy!
Recipe FAQs
Yes! This smoothie can easily be altered with almost any fresh or frozen fruit. For less sweet fruits, you may need to add a little raw honey.
Yes! I share how to prep smoothies ahead in this post on Smoothie Freezer Packs.
Not really, you can use any milk of choice -- just be sure to look for unsweetened options to keep the added sugars down.
No, you do not need to add protein powder to this smoothie -- there is already some protein from the milk and greek yogurt, but adding a clean protein supplement can increase the protein content drastically, upwards of 20-30g of protein per serving.
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Peach Protein Shake
Equipment
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Ingredients
- 1 cup unsweetened almond milk or milk of choice
- ½ cup full fat unsweetened Greek yogurt
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder
- ¾ cup frozen peach slices
- 2-4 ice cubes
- optional: 1 tsp. raw honey for additional sweetness
Instructions
- Starting with the almond milk, place all the ingredients into a blender. Depending on your blender’s settings, first start on the chop mode to chop up the ice and frozen peaches, followed by pureeing the mixture to create a smooth, even consistency.
- In order to get your preferred consistency, you can also start by not adding any ice, following the other steps above. Once all other ingredients are mixed together, slowly add the ice, mix and then test. Continue to add more ice cubes until the desired consistency is met.
- If too thick, you can add some more almond milk, little by little. If not sweet enough, add a little honey.
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Notes
- If your peaches aren’t super ripe, add a drizzle of honey, maple syrup, or a pitted Medjool date to naturally sweeten things up.
- If too thick, add some more milk.
- If too thin, add some more ice.
Nutrition
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Mofeoluwa Abitoye
These recipes sound awesome!!!
Lacey Baier
Thanks, they taste good too! 🙂
huffingtonpost.com
Awesome post.
Lacey Baier
Thank you!
Dustin
We can use the fresh peaches this year to make these 🙂
Lacey Baier
Sounds tasty!
Pam
Hi Lacy--Your smoothie recipes sound great, but I'm concerned about the protein powder you recommend (Dymatize ISO-100). It contains artificial flavors, artificial sweetener, and genetically modified soy. There have to be better protein powders out there! Pam
Lacey Baier
Thanks for the feedback, Pam - what one(s) would you recommend? I've found the Dymatize to be the best tasting so far.
diane
Thanks for the great shakes & recipes.
Lacey Baier
Oh, you're so very welcome, Diane! I'm glad you enjoy them 🙂
JoEllen
I use plant protein powder because I'm lactose intolerant and will try your peach shake
Lacey Baier
Hi - thanks for stopping by :). Is there a particular non-dairy protein powder you prefer? The protein I use (Dymatize Elite Whey Protein) is actually lactose-free as well.
ed
sounds great...any ideas about calories etc?
Lacey Baier
Hi Ed! Actually, yes I do. 🙂 Since we have this so often for breakfast and we are watching our calories, I have made a point to know how many this shake has. If you follow the ingredients listed, the total is 383 calories.