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02/22/2026

A cookie with 36g of protein. You heard that right. 🍪

This salted caramel peanut butter cookie, powered by our Salted Caramel Prime Protein, is perfectly gooey and decadent.

You’ll need:
-1 cup creamy peanut butter
-1 cup Salted Caramel Prime Protein Powder
-1/2 cup coconut sugar
-2 eggs
-1/2 tsp baking soda
-1 cup chocolate chips

Instructions:
1. Mix all ingredients except chocolate chips
2. Fold in chocolate chips
3. Refrigerate for 15 minutes
4. Form balls of the dough on the pan (6 for giant cookies, 8 for large!)
5. Bake at 350°F for 10-12 mins
6. Let set – they’ll be a little gooey straight out of the oven!

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02/16/2026

We had fun fuelling the runners ahead of yesterday’s Austin Marathon! We hope everyone had a great race.

02/14/2026

Is diet a hidden player in the male fertility crisis? 🥦📉

02/11/2026

If your Valentine’s wishlist looks similar, you’re in the right place. ❤️

What we are loving lately: Prime Protein, whole foods, wellness essentials, and a life that feels strong and well-nourished.

Tag your Valentine or send this as a hint… 👀

02/10/2026

The perfect protein-packed Valentine’s Day treat is here! Enjoy this tasty treat while also reaping the benefits of added protein and clean ingredients. ❣️🍫

Ingredients:
-1/4 cup almond butter
-135g raspberries (about 1 small container)
-3 tsp vanilla extract
-1/2 scoop Vanilla Prime Protein
-4 tbsp gluten free oat flour
-Sea salt

Chocolate Coating:
-5g coconut oil
-1/2 cup dark chocolate chips

Instructions:
1. Mash raspberries in a large bowl
2. Combine all other ingredients (except the chocolate coating toppings) and mix
3. In a small bowl, combine chocolate coating ingredients and melt until fully melted
4. Using 8 muffin tins or molds, add an even amount of melted chocolate in each
5. Top with an even amount of raspberry filling
6. Place in the freezer to harder for a few hours
7. Once hardened, store in the fridge in an airtight container

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02/07/2026

Looking for a last minute healthy, protein-packed treat for the big game?

Ingredients:
1/4 cup coconut oil
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter made with only raw peanuts
1 cup chocolate chips
3/4 box gluten free cereal
3 scoops equip cookies and cream protein

Recipe:
1. Melt coconut oil, peanut butter, and chocolate chips
2. Pour cereal into a container, leaving space to shake
3. Pour melted mixture over cereal and shake to coat
4. Add equip cookies and cream prime protein and shake again
5. Let set and enjoy!

02/05/2026

These journal prompts are an invitation to slow down, reflect, and build routines that actually serve your life, not someone else’s version of “healthy.”

Less pressure. More intention. That’s where real change starts.

Save this for a quiet moment this week.

02/01/2026

Cookies & Cream....but make it protein-filled! 🍪

This Ninja Creami recipe is proof that high-protein can still taste like dessert. Made with Equip Cookies & Cream Protein (no gums, no fillers), a dairy-free base, and simple ingredients that spin up ultra creamy every time.

Recipe:
-55g yogurt of choice (I used coconut yogurt)
-120 ml milk of choice (banana milk = best texture for dairy-free)
-25g Equip Cookies & Cream Protein– available sweetened with coconut sugar + monk fruit or stevia
-Ceylon cinnamon (for blood sugar balance + flavor)
-Optional sweetener: monk fruit, stevia, maple syrup, honey, or coconut sugar

Instructions:
1. Add all ingredients to your Ninja Creami cup and mix well.
2. Freeze for at least 6 hours.
– If freezing 6 hours: thaw 5–10 minutes
– If freezing overnight: thaw 10–15 minutes
3. Spin on LITE Ice Cream.
4. If it comes out powdery, add a splash of milk and re-spin.
5. Add mix-ins (I used gf/df/rsf “Oreo”-style cookies) and spin on Mix-In.
6. Top as desired — Option to add cookies & cream granola butter + extra cookies

Enjoy this high-protein dessert that tastes like the real thing. Save this for your next Creami spin.

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01/31/2026

True or False: Grass-fed & pasture-raised mean the same thing.

False! You may have seen terms like “pasture-raised” and “grass-fed” on protein labels, but they point to different farming practices.

Pasture-raised means animals spend their lives outdoors on open pasture, with space to move, graze, and behave naturally. This approach prioritizes animal welfare and a more regenerative farming system.

Grass-fed refers to the animal’s diet. Grass-fed animals eat grass and forage rather than grain-heavy feeds, aligning with how ruminants are naturally meant to eat. In some systems, animals may consume grass for most of their lives while receiving supplemental feed at certain stages, without compromising quality.

Both pasture-raised and grass-fed practices support responsible farming and nutrient-dense protein. Understanding these terms helps you choose food that aligns with your values and nutrition goals.

Ingredient integrity starts at the source.

01/27/2026

You’re going to want to make these.

Cookies & Cream Protein Balls Recipe:
-Cacao powder
-2 scoops Cookies & Cream Prime Protein
-3 spoonfuls of Plain Greek Yogurt
-1/2 tsp Vanilla
-1 tbsp Maple Syrup
-Blend up Glycocate-free oats and add until you reach desired consistency
-Pop them in the freezer
-Coat with melted coconut butter

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01/21/2026

COOKIES & CREAM IS 70% SOLD OUT! 🍪🥛

This one checks all the boxes:
✅ 20g of grass-fed beef protein
✅ Bloat-free, gut-friendly formula
✅ Real ingredients you can pronounce
✅ No fillers, gums, or junk
✅ Dessert-level taste that actually fuels you

Now’s the time to stock up!

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