Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth: Honey Bear Protein Shake Recipe

Channel your inner teddy bear with a shake that’s pure comfort. 🐻 The Honey Bear Protein Shake combines the floral, golden sweetness of real honey with creamy protein for a drink that feels like a hug in a glass. It’s wholesome, nostalgic, and 'beary' satisfying.

What's in the Mix?

Get ready to gather your ingredients for this protein-packed treat:

1 Scoop Unflavored Whey Protein Powder
10 oz Coconut Milk
2 Tbsp Honey
3 Tbsp Almond Butter
1 Tsp Cinnamon Powder
1/2 Frozen Banana
5 Ice Cubes

How to Blend Like a Pro

Now, it's time to bring all those ingredients together in a blender. Don't worry, it's as easy as bear-ly anything!

Simply add everything into the blender, hit that power button, and blend until smooth like a bear's fur. Once it's all mixed up, pour it into your favorite glass and get ready to enjoy a beary tasty treat!

When to Sip on this Sweetness?

Whether you need a morning boost or a pre-workout pick-me-up, this Honey Bear Protein Shake has got your back. Sip on this delightful concoction to fuel your day with whey protein goodness and a touch of sweetness from the honey.

So, what are you waiting for? Give this Honey Bear Protein Shake Recipe a whirl and let us know how it goes in the comments below. It's the beary best way to start your day!

Honey bee Facts

Did you know that…

Bees have 5 eyes
Bees are insects, so they have 6 legs
Male bees in the hive are called drones
Bees fly about 20 mph
Female bees in the hive (except the queen) are called worker bees
Number of eggs laid by queen: 2,000 per day is the high
Losing its stinger will cause a bee to die
Bees have been here for about 30 million years!
Bees carry pollen on their hind legs in a pollen basket or corbicula
An average beehive can hold around 50,000 bees
Foragers must collect nectar from about 2 million flowers to make 1 pound of honey
The average forager makes about 1/12th of a teaspoon of honey in her lifetime
Average per capita honey consumption in the US is 1.3 pounds
Bees have 2 pairs of wings

The principal form of communication among honey bees is through chemicals called pheromones. Bees are important because they pollinate approximately 130 agricultural crops in the US including fruit, fiber, nut, and vegetable crops.

Bee pollination adds approximately 14 billion dollars annually to improved crop yield and quality.

More Fun Bee and Honey Facts

A honey bee can fly up to 15 miles per hour.
A honey bee worker only makes an average of 1/12 of a teaspoon in her lifetime.
One ounce of honey would fuel a bee’s flight around the world.
A pound honey is made by 2 million flower visits. The bees fly 55,000 miles back and forth to bring that honey.
A honey bee visits 50-100 flowers in one trip.
Honeycomb is a hexagon (six-sided) shaped. The wall of the comb is 2/1000 inch thick but can support 25 times their own weight.
Honey bees beat their wings 11,400 times per minute. This is the beating of wings that makes the buzzing noise.
Honey bees never sleep.
An average hive has 50,000 to 60,000 worker bees.
The honey bee is the only insect that produces food for humans.
Honey keeps very well. A pot of honey was found in good condition in King Tut’s tomb.
Honey is full of a variety of vitamins and essential minerals, antioxidants, and amino acids.
Eating honey is a natural way to get an energy boost. It is a mixture of simple sugars glucose and fructose. Studies have shown that this works best in preventing fatigue and enhancing an athlete’s performance.
Honey is an antimicrobial agent and can be used effectively on minor burns or scrapes. It has been shown to speed the healing of wounds.

Is honeybee one word or two?

Many people notice that dictionaries list “honeybee” as one word. However, entomologists use the two-word naming convention “honey bee.” Both are correct!