How does the Hermosa protein shake compare to Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night"?

According to Erika Tamayo, the founder of Hermosa, the Michelin-starred protein shake resembles Van Gogh's "Starry Night" painting, with its swirling hues of white, blue, and yellow.

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Michelin-Starred Chef Elevates Protein Powder with Luxurious Shake

Q: What unique ingredients does the Michelin-starred protein shake contain?

The Michelin-starred protein shake contains vanilla protein powder, the flesh of a guanabana (a tropical fruit), and almond milk, along with saffron foam and blue spirulina.

11 Nov

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Summary

Michelin-starred chef creates protein shake for luxury brand
Shake resembles Van Gogh's "Starry Night" with swirling colors
Protein powder market booms, now valued at $24.8 billion globally

Michelin-Starred Chef Elevates Protein Powder with Luxurious Shake

In the ever-evolving world of protein powders and shakes, a new trend has emerged that blends luxury and health. As of 2025-11-11T12:49:45+00:00, the global protein powder market has reached a staggering $24.8 billion, and brands are now vying to create the most visually striking and gourmet-inspired offerings.

One such example is the Michelin-starred chef Miller Prada's creation for Hermosa, a luxury protein powder brand. The resulting shake, which was developed for Hermosa's fitness studio chain Barry's, is a true work of art. Resembling Vincent van Gogh's iconic "Starry Night" painting, the shake features swirling hues of white, blue, and yellow, with a saffron foam topping and a sprinkle of blue spirulina.

According to Erika Tamayo, the founder of Hermosa, the shake has only one comparison: "Everyone says that it looks like Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night." The shake's unique flavors come from a blend of vanilla protein powder, the flesh of a guanabana (a tropical fruit with a mango-banana taste), and almond milk.