Creative Collagen Recipes

It’s easy to love post-workout smoothies, rainbow-colored smoothie bowls, and tea and coffee lattes boosted with collagen. With 10-11 grams of bovine collagen per serving, our delicious drink mixes can make hair, skin, and nail support a part of even the simplest routine. Just stir them into your favorite milk, water, or the aforementioned drinks and bowls made with frozen fruit. 

But sipping collagen drinks and spooning smoothie bowls aren’t the only ways to get this popular protein into your diet. If you’re not sure how to use collagen powder beyond the blender bottle, check out these other ingenious ways you can sip, cook and bake with our delicious Collagen Fuel® Drink Mixes. Try these creative collagen recipes and add a few into your rotation to keep things innovative in your kitchen.

Gluten-free Vanilla Coconut Waffles 

With a crisp and delicately tender texture, well-made waffles are hard to top at a brunch buffet. Make your own gluten-free waffles at home using our Vanilla Coconut Collagen Fuel® and top them with a combo of fresh berries, help seeds, and your favorite plant-based whipped topping. They’re so delicious that you won’t even miss the syrup!

Dairy-free Collagen Creamer

If you want to add a little something different to your coffee or tea, try our cashew-based collagen creamer. Simply soak cashews in water overnight, drain them the next morning, and buzz them in a high-speed blender with water, our Unflavored Collagen Peptides, a pinch of salt, and some honey (if desired) for a creamy treat to spoon into your morning cup.

Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Bread

Our peanut butter bread recipe is flourless, gluten-free, and uses granulated monk fruit as a sweetener. Its rich, nutty flavor comes from a combination of unsweetened peanut butter and our rich, cozy Peanut Butter Flavor Collagen Fuel. Slice after baking and serve warm with softened butter or a smear of freshly mashed berry jam.

Sweet Potato Casserole

This delectable take on the holiday classic forgoes the marshmallow topping for a sweet, spiced, salty nut-based topping that adds texture and a bit more complexity to the cinnamon-scented mashed sweet potatoes underneath. There's plenty of coconut sugar and flavored collagen included in both the mashed sweet potatoes and the crumble topping to make this side dish sweet enough to double as a dessert..

Apple Cinnamon Primal Pancakes

Part Dutch baby and part apple pie, this one-skillet wonder will fill your kitchen with the blissful scents of baked apples and spices. Split this perfect pancake among the kids for a special weekend breakfast, tote it to your next girls-only brunch, or slice it up and top each piece with a scoop of vanilla coconut gelato for dessert.

White Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups

One of the most beloved candies, peanut butter cups are typically a sinful treat filled with tons of sugar and corn syrup. Our heavenly white chocolate version uses raw honey and real cacao butter to make peanut butter cups with no dairy and less guilt.  You can also swap in another creamy nut butter such as macadamia, almond, or cashew to balance the peanutty flavor of our Collagen Fuel. 

Matcha Balls with Lemon

Enjoy the flavor of your morning matcha latte in a handheld treat! Made with tiger nut flour, sunflower butter, and our Matcha Collagen Keto Latte drink mix, these treats are as fun to make as they are delicious to eat. We’ve also included six easy variations made with our other collagen flavors, in case the kiddos will be snacking or the earthy flavor of matcha doesn’t feel dessert-like enough on your palate. 

Strawberry Orange Collagen Pops

Usually reserved for panting children sprinting through the spray of a sprinkler, ice pops are often syrupy treats we deny ourselves as adults. Luckily, with just a pop mold and a few easy ingredients, you can make your own! Cool down with these simple, childhood-inspired frozen treats made with collagen, juice, and strawberries.