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Designed for muscle repair and growth. Higher protein-to-calorie ratio. Best for post-workout or anytime you're training hard and need to recover fast.
Muscle-repair protein shakes made to order in Plymouth, MN. Walk in for a high-protein shake made fresh. 4.7 stars, open daily. Call (612) 477-7622.
Muscle repair protein shakes aren't all the same, and most of what's sold at big-box stores is packed with fillers that don't move the needle. At Restore Nutrition on County Rd 24 near the Highway 55 corridor in Plymouth, MN, every protein shake is a complete meal replacement built to order: 24 grams of protein, 21 vitamins and minerals, 8 grams of sugar, 4.5 grams of fat, 18 grams of carbs, 3 grams of fiber, and around 200 calories per serving. This isn't a powder you mix at home. It's a fresh, walk-in shake blended for you at the counter. They taste like a milkshake and work like fuel. If you're serious about building strength, bouncing back after a hard workout, or just staying fueled through a long day, call (612) 477-7622 and find out what's waiting for you on the menu.
A good protein shake starts with the right protein source, the right amounts, and honestly, the right flavor so you'll actually drink it. Ours are blended fresh, not pre-packaged, and you can customize them with supplements and add-ins to match your specific goals: add extra protein, probiotics for digestive balance, fiber for regularity, collagen for skin and joints, or Prolessa, a dual-action appetite suppressant and fat-reducing powder. Every order is different. Contact Restore Nutrition for a recommendation that fits your needs.
Protein quality matters more than quantity. A shake with 30 grams of low-grade protein won't outperform one with 20 grams of clean, bioavailable protein. At Restore Nutrition, the shakes are built around ingredients that actually absorb. You're not drinking a chalky afterthought. You're getting something that tastes good and works. We won't load your shake with sugar just to make it palatable. If it needs sweetness, there's a better way to get there.

Protein shakes do one job really well: they get concentrated nutrition into your body fast, especially in that window after a workout when your muscles are ready to absorb it. But they work best as part of a bigger picture. Pair a post-workout shake with a solid meal replacement shake later in the day and you're covering more of your nutritional ground. Some customers also stack a shake with one of our teas and specialty drinks for a hydration and recovery combo. Christie Hansen built Restore Nutrition specifically around that kind of flexible, real-life approach to nutrition.

Post-workout is the classic window. Thirty to sixty minutes after training, your muscles are primed to use protein. That's the clearest case. Morning is a close second, especially if you're training fasted or not eating a full breakfast. We open at 6:30 AM on weekdays specifically for the before-work and pre-gym crowd in the northwest Twin Cities metro, so you can grab your shake on the way in. If you're already hitting your protein targets through food and you're not training hard, you don't need a shake every day. Honest answer: a shake is a tool, not a magic solution. Use it when it fills a real gap.

We've got options built for different goals. High-protein shakes for muscle-building. Lighter options if you're watching calories but still want adequate protein. If you're working with a healthcare provider on a weight management program, there are shakes that fit GLP-1 protocol needs too. Check out our breakfast shakes if mornings are your gap. Every shake is made fresh at our Plymouth nutrition shop at 16725 County Rd 24 Suite 105, open Monday through Friday 6:30 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM, and Sunday 12 PM to 5 PM.
Designed for muscle repair and growth. Higher protein-to-calorie ratio. Best for post-workout or anytime you're training hard and need to recover fast.
Still hitting meaningful protein targets without the calorie load. Good fit if you're in a caloric deficit or layering this into a broader meal plan.
If you're on tirzepatide or a similar medication, protein intake matters more, not less. These shakes are built to support lean mass while you're in a reduced-appetite phase.
Layer in extra nutrition with our supplements and add-ins. Creatine, collagen, fiber, energy boosters. Build it around what your body actually needs.
Christie Hansen opened Restore Nutrition to give people a real alternative to the junk that passes for nutrition products in most places. One year in, the bar is still the same: ingredients that work, staff who know what they're talking about, and nothing on the menu you'd be embarrassed to put in your body. We're rated 4.7 on Google across 53 reviews. We don't outsource the knowledge or the care. The person making your shake is also the person who can explain why each ingredient is in it.

Beyond the shakes, Restore Nutrition carries a handful of other protein options worth knowing about. All built on the same clean, high-protein foundation.
Just like our shakes: 24 grams of protein, 21 vitamins and minerals, low sugar, and around 200 calories. Creamy, satisfying, and a great option when you want something a little different.
About 10 grams of protein per serving in a grab-and-go format. Easy to take along and a solid snack between meals when you need something quick.
ToGo packets with 12 grams of protein, zero sugar, and only 45 calories. A clean, portable breakfast or snack option for people on the move.
Available blended or over iced, with 24 grams of protein and low sugar. Everything you want in a morning coffee, built on the same protein foundation as our shakes.
Stop in or call (612) 477-7622 to ask about current menu options and what fits your goals. Restore Nutrition is open seven days a week. Come in the morning before your workout or right after. We'll get you sorted.
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Protein shakes can be genuinely useful if they're filling a real nutritional gap, particularly after resistance training when your muscles need amino acids to repair. The issue is most commercial shakes are loaded with artificial sweeteners, low-quality protein isolates, and excess sugar. A shake made with clean ingredients and an appropriate protein dose is a solid tool. One made with garbage isn't. Source matters more than the category.
Research consistently points to 20 to 40 grams of protein per serving as the effective range for muscle protein synthesis after training. Below 15 grams and you're probably not moving the needle much. Above 40 grams in a single sitting and your body can't use the excess efficiently. The sweet spot is roughly 0.25 to 0.4 grams per kilogram of body weight per serving. Our shakes are built with those targets in mind.
Yes. A protein shake is focused on delivering protein efficiently, usually lower in carbohydrates and fats, designed to supplement your diet rather than replace a full meal. A meal replacement shake is built to substitute an entire meal with a broader macro profile including fats and carbohydrates. Not sure which one your goal calls for? Our breakdown of how to decide between a protein shake and a meal replacement walks through it, or check out our meal replacement shakes to see how they compare.