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Review: Sneakz Organic Protein Powder

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Sneakz organic with milk

I received a bag of Sneakz Sneakz Vegan Powder for free to try out and review. Opinions are my own.

I’ve tried many different protein powders to help supplement my nutrition. I am terrible about having enough fruit and veggies. So, something called Sneakz has me in mind. You really have to sneak in the veggies to get me to eat them. That isn’t entirely true. If veggies are served I will eat them but who has the time to get them all in each and every day. Not me and I bet, not you. By adding a scoop of Sneakz to your recipes you can add in a 1/2 serving of veggies to practically anything.

Being that I am pretty lazy about things I simply added a scoop to a cup of milk to make a strawberry milkshake. While it was okay, I probably should have made the Sneakz Pumpkin Seed Energy Bars with Cherry Compote to try and sneak in the Sneakz. Again, I’m totally lazy. But, if I had the chocolate or vanilla Sneakz you know that was going to be added to some chocolate chip cookies. Hey, every little step in the right direction, am I right?

Sneakz Organic Strawberry MilkShake

Here is what is inside Sneakz Organic Strawberry Protein Powder according to the Sneakz website.

INGREDIENTS
Organic veggie blend (Pea protein, Carrot, Cauliflower, Beet, Sweet potato), Organic cane sugar, Organic flavors, Citric acid, Bacillus coagulans GBI-30 6086.

Hypoallergenic Pea Protein with Half Serving of Veggies

DETAILS
Sneakz Organic Vegan Protein Powder and Drink Mix is mindfully formulated with today’s active child in mind. It’s a great source of whole food nutrition from vegetables and non-dairy pea protein for children or anyone who feels the need to add that extra boost to their diet. Using the latest research, we’ve created the perfect blend of phytonutrient dense whole foods to support a healthy on-the-go lifestyle.

By adding beets, spinach, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, peas, and carrots, we are able to fit in a full ½ serving of vegetables per scoop and 14 grams of protein. Each scoop contains all 10 essential amino acids, fiber, and at least 500 million CFUs of probiotics.

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Kids at La Salette Shrine – Christmas 2017

Kids at La Salette
Photo-A-Day #4625

We made a last minute decision to head over to LaSalette Shrine to see the lights tonight. When Allison and the kids came home from school we weren’t in the mood to make anything for dinner so we decided that we’d do our annual La Salette trip. We got there right before the lights went on. We left in such a hurry, however that both Allison and I left our wallets at home. That was unfortunate because we were going to go to Bliss for dinner. So, while Allison and the kids walked through the Nativity sets I ran home for the wallet. Luckily for us we live right around the corner from La Salette.

We enjoyed the lights very much. As we walked around the pond Eva and Allison took turns reading the Christmas Alphabet signs. Eva did a really good job considering that they were all in a cursive script. Andrew even helped out a little. It wasn’t too cold, but it had snowed the day before and so a few places were closed. Mostly spots with steps.

After our trek around the shrine we went to Bliss for dinner. Out annual post La Salette meal was a good one. Although my order came out first messed up but went back and was fixed. I do love their burgers. I had been getting the Bliss Specials for years but now they have a Blue Cheese burger and I like that even more. And, of course, this is the one day during the Winter that we have ice cream.