One of the things I love about the Ninja Creami is making ice cream recipes that have protein! But protein powders and drinks are expensive and they have extra ingredients that many people may not enjoy.
Because of this, I like to make my high protein Ninja Creami recipes with simple ingredients like cottage cheese or Greek yogurt. They add extra protein without the use of powders or protein drinks.
(Note on the cottage cheese - Even if you're not a fan of cottage cheese, you don't even notice it in Ninja Creami recipes! It just adds extra protein and creaminess to the ice cream. Give it a try.)
On all of these, the protein amount listed is the protein per Ninja Creami pint.
Protein Nutella Ninja Creami - 36g protein
The Nutella ice cream is made with cottage cheese, Nutella, milk, and sugar. Only 4 ingredients for a delicious Nutella protein ice cream!
Chocolate Protein Ninja Creami - 30g protein
This is an easy 4 ingredient chocolate ice cream! It's made with cocoa powder, sugar, milk, and cottage cheese.
Cottage Cheese Ninja Creami - 30g protein
Looking for a delicous vanilla protein recipe? This one is made with cottage cheese and comes out so creamy and delicious. My current favorite vanilla base recipe! I'll enjoy it on its own or add mix-ins or toppings.
Ninja Creami Strawberry Frozen Yogurt - 22g protein
This strawberry frozen yogurt is easy to make and gets it protein from Greek yogurt. This one uses fresh strawberries, so it's great to make when strawberries are in season!
Ninja Creami Cinnamon Ice Cream - 28g protein
I absolutely love cinnamon, so I make this cinnamon protein ice cream a lot.
Protein Matcha Ninja Creami - 34g protein
If you're a matcha lover who wants a protein ice cream, this one is for you. Even my 6 year old son loves this one.
Ninja Creami Vanilla Frozen Yogurt - 36g protein
Easy to make, and so delicious. Only a few ingredients, including Greek yogurt for the protein.
Ninja Creami Blueberry Frozen Yogurt - 24g protein
I love using blueberries for this frozen yogurt. Easy, and so tastyl
Ninja Creami Peanut Butter Cup - 44g protein
This ice cream is great if you're trying to get in a lot of protein. The ice cream gets protein from cottage cheese and peanut butter.
Ninja Creami Protein Strawberry Ice Cream - 26g protein
So easy to make, and full of strawberry flavor. This is one of my husband's favorites.
Ninja Creami Stroopwafel Ice Cream - 28g protein
Okay, it's topped with caramel sauce and I served with a stroopwafel, so while I wouldn't call it healthy, it still has a high amount of protein due to the cottage cheese.
Ninja Creami Raspberry Ice Cream - 28g protein
Whenever I have raspberries, I make this raspberry ice cream. Such a favorite. The ice cream gets protein from the cottage cheese. You can use fresh or frozen raspberries.
Ninja Creami Peanut Butter Ice Cream - 48g protein
Peanut butter and cottage cheese make a delicious peanut butter protein ice cream. Both help give this ice cream so much protein.
Ninja Creami Key Lime Pie Ice Cream - 32g protein
This it the perfect summer treat in my book. Key lime pie in ice cream form. So delicious.
Ninja Creami Gingerbread Ice Cream - 28g protein
This is a delicious protein ice cream to make around the holiday season! Top with cute gingerbread men if you want.
Ninja Creami Cookie Butter Ice Cream - 32g protein
I love cookie butter, and this ice cream is full of that cookie butter flavor.
Ninja Creami Jam Ice Cream - 28g protein
This is a simple and easy ice cream. The jam is the star here, so use one you love.
Ninja Creami Coffee Ice Cream - 26g protein
I'll take coffee any time of day (except maybe right before bed), so putting coffee in ice cream is a win-win in my book.
Ninja Creami Mint Chip - 30g protein
This Ninja Creami mint chip ice cream is made with fresh mint leaves! No food coloring here, the color and flavor comes from the leaves.
Ninja Creami Pistachio Protein Ice Cream - 36g protein
This pistachio ice cream uses cottage cheese and pistachio butter/cream for a delicious pistachio flavor and creamy protein ice cream.
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