High Calorie Shakes | Our Top 11 Recipes & Blends
High Calorie Shake Recipes
1. Tropical Escape
1 scoop vanilla whey protein powder 1 cup canned coconut milk 1 cup frozen pineapple 1 frozen banana ¼ cup cashews
Shake coconut milk can well before opening. Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Blend and serve!
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 32g | 100g | 63g |
2. Chocolate Blast Shake
1 Scoop Chocolate Brownie The Gainer 1 frozen banana 1 cup vanilla yogurt 1 cup chocolate milk ½ avocado
Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Blend and serve!
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 55g | 98g | 32g |
3. Cherry Cheesecake Shake
1 Scoop Vanilla Weight Gainer Blend 1 cup frozen cherries 2 tbsp. cashews ½ cup cottage cheese 1 cup milk of choice
Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Blend and serve!
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 83g | 115g | 25g |
4. Strawberry Almond Cake Shake
1 Scoop Vanilla Weight Gainer Blend 1 cup frozen strawberries 2 Tbsp almond butter 1 cup milk of choice
Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Blend and serve.
Macronutrients:
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 42g | 68g | 29g |
5. Matcha Boost Shake
1 Scoop Matcha Weight Gainer Blend 1 frozen banana 2 Tbsp almond butter 2 cups fresh spinach 1 cup milk of choice
Add all ingredients to high powered blender or food processor. Blend and serve.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 46g | 84g | 30g |
6. Cookies and Cream Mass Gainer Shake
200ml milk 1 scoop Weight Gainer Blend in Vanilla 75g frozen banana 2 Protein Sandwich Cookies 1 handful ice cubes
Freeze banana in the freezer for at least 2 hours before you want to make your shake. Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth Pour into a glass or shaker and enjoy.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 32g | 80g | 12g |
7. Strawberry Cheesecake Gainer Smoothie Bowl
100ml milk 50g Greek yoghurt 200g frozen strawberries 2 scoops Weight Gainer Blend in Vanilla 2 digestive biscuits
Blend together all of the ingredients, except the digestive biscuits, until smooth. Pour into a bowl and crumble to biscuits over the top before you tuck in.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 27g | 65g | 16g |
8. Peanut Butter and Hazelnut Spread Gainer Smoothie
150ml milk 50g frozen banana 2 scoops Weight Gainer Blend in Vanilla 20g All-Natural Peanut Butter 10g melted hazelnut spread 1 handful ice cubes
Add all the ingredients, except hazelnut spread, to the blender and blend until smooth Pour into a glass or shaker and drizzle over the hazelnut spread before enjoying.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 28g | 50g | 18g |
High Calorie Shake Blends
9. Weight Gainer Blend
This weight gainer blend has both concentrated protein and carbs to refuel and build your muscles. Two types of protein benefit both quick and extended muscle recovery. The balance of carbs and protein with enough calories provides exactly what your body needs to build mass.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 31.4g | 50g | 6.2g |
Chocolate Smooth Matcha Latte Strawberry Unflavoured Vanilla
10. Extreme Gainer Blend
The Extreme Gainer Blend is your best bet if you want a powerful blend of high quality protein, amino acids, and carbs with the extra boost of creatine. The ingredients in this blend not only prime your body for optimum recovery, it can help you push harder through your next workout.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 35g | 62g | 7.8g |
Chocolate Smooth Milk Tea Matcha Latte Strawberry Cream Unflavored Chocolate Mint - Vanilla
11. THE Gainer™
The Gainer is the top of the line, protein packed option for those really looking to increase size and strength. It has the highest calorie, protein, and carb content of the weight gain blends and is the perfect way to get into a calorie surplus when you need it.
Macros | Protein | Carbs | Fat |
1 serving | 55g | 110g | 10g |
Chocolate Brownie Strawberry Milkshake
How to add calories to your shakes
When you want to gain mass, you have to have a calorie surplus, and although this might be difficult for some, there are certain foods that can add significant calories without making you feel like you’re about to burst at the seems. Here are some of our tips.
Use milk instead of water
Milk is a great balance of protein and carbs, so it's natural to use it as the liquid in your smoothies. Cow’s milk is ideal, but if you are using an alternative try to find at least 6 grams of protein per serving. Soy milk is a good, high-protein, dairy-free alternative.
Add Nut Butter
Nut butters like peanut butter or almond butter blend up well in shakes and add a delicious savoury flavour. You can also try whole nuts if you have a high-powered blender - cashews and shelled pistachios are also delicious.
Add Banana or Avocado
Frozen bananas are the key to a cool shake while avocado gives the best creamy, smooth texture when blended. If you want to boost carbs, choose a banana, and avocado when you want higher calories and healthy fats. And including them both is delicious.
Add Flax Seeds or Chia Seeds
Flax seeds or chia seeds seem tiny, but they are PACKED with protein and healthy fats. Slipping a scoop of either into your shakes adds protein, healthy fats, and fibre for many health benefits. They also make the shake thicker when it sits for a period of time, because the seeds absorb the liquid - so you might need to add a bit more.
Take Home Message
When you’re looking to bulk up and add mass, Myprotein gainer blends have a lot to offer - and the recipe possibilities are endless. Add these shakes in addition to a healthy diet and well-rounded workout plan and you’ll being seeing gains in no time.
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Claire is a Registered Dietitian through the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and a board-certified Health and Wellness Coach through the International Consortium for Health and Wellness Coaching. She has a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Master’s degree in Clinical Dietetics and Nutrition from the University of Pittsburgh.
Talking and writing about food and fitness is at the heart of Claire’s ethos as she loves to use her experience to help others meet their health and wellness goals.
Claire is also a certified indoor cycling instructor and loves the mental and physical boost she gets from regular runs and yoga classes. When she’s not keeping fit herself, she’s cheering on her hometown’s sports teams in Pittsburgh, or cooking for her family in the kitchen.
Find out more about Claire’s experience here.