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Chocolate Mint Frosty

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Drinks:
Chocolate Mint Frosty

An excellent alternative to the tub of mint chocolate chip, this refreshing beverage may be enjoyed at breakfast or dessert. Any of our shakes can be blended with ice for a
frosty treat.

1 packet (2 scoops) Ray & Terry’s™ Supreme Chocolate Nutritional Shake Mix
Handful of fresh mint leaves, torn into small pieces
8 ounces unsweetened soy milk
1⁄2 cup ice

Combine all the ingredients in a blender. Mix completely until the shake is frothy and the ice is crushed.

1 Serving
Nutrition Information per serving:
Calories: 217
Fat: 9 g (37% calories from fat)
Protein: 28 g (51% calories from protein)
Carbohydrates (net): 4 g (12% calories from carbohydrates)

If you haven't tried Ray and Terry's shake mixes, and would like to, you may request a free sample here.

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