Health expert reveals how to make the Boost Juice King William drink at home

A fitness and health coach has revealed how to make one of Boost Juice’s most popular drinks at home – and it is super easy.

Bec Hardgrave, who is known online for her home-made versions of popular fast food items, revealed how to make the King William chocolate drink.

The young social media influencer said the drink is cheaper to make at home and also has less than half of the calories of one from the popular chain.

The young social media influencer said the drink is cheaper to make at home and also has less than half of the calories of one from the popular chain

‘The original Boost has 437 Calories and I promise this one is just as delicious,’ she said – revealing her blend has just 204 calories.

The recipe calls for chocolate soy ice cream, frozen banana, cocoa powder, cold water, vanilla yoghurt and ice.

Bec, who came up with the recipe after a fan requested it, put all of her ingredients into a blender and mixed until smooth.

‘Let me know if you try it, it is perfect for summer,’ she wrote alongside the video.

And her fans were very impressed with her take on the drink.

‘King William is my all-time favourite, I am keen to try this,’ one wrote.

She came up with the recipe after her fans requested she make her own version of the drink

‘Thankyou – this drink is my guilty weakness,’ one woman said.

While others requested their favourites including  watermelon crush, mango tango crush and raspberry ripe.

The video has been seen more than 75,000 times in two days.

Bec has previously reveled how to recreate Grill’d’s chips, Domino’s pizza and even KFC twisters.