Skinny Chocolate Peanut Butter Milkshake

I recently discovered something even better than peanut butter.

 

 

I really didn't think that was possible. 

Skippy's chocolate peanut butter was one of my favorite discoveries of 2013!  Speaking of years, I was looking through my most recent journal and Bible study notebook and every.single.one had "1/2/13" or "1/7/13" in the corner.  I do this every year; I think it deserves its own resolution.  Thank goodness the blog automatically changes the date header because you all would still think I was living in '13.  Ugg. 

I made Nutella and banana sandwiches for Abigail and Elizabeth one time, with leftover Nutella from a recipe.  They started asking for it all the time!  Nutella is really good, but it isn't necessarily good for you. Skippy's Chocolate Peanut Butter Spread is an excellent substitute for Nutella and is way better for you.  Elizabeth didn't like how peanut butter-y it was, but is slowly being converted. Me and Abigail only needed one spoonful to be hooked.

This milkshake is super thick and creamy thanks to the combination of frozen banana and Greek yogurt. It gets the chocolate kick from the cocoa powder and the tablespoon of chocolate peanut butter gives it three different things - more creaminess (really, it's amazing how much a tablespoon adds!) more chocolate flavor and, of course, the peanut butter flavor.  It's sweet and rich and satisfying.  This at least makes my jar last longer!

 

Skinny Chocolate Peanut Butter Milkshake 

Recipe Source: The Sweet {Tooth} Life 

Yield: 1 serving 

1 frozen banana 

1/2 cup vanilla Greek yogurt 

3 tablespoon cocoa powder 

1 tablespoon Skippy's chocolate peanut butter 

1/4 cup milk

Blend all the ingredients in a blender. Aaaand that's it!  Enjoy!

Now, if I can find something better than this chocolate peanut butter, then I'll be set! 

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