Okay, I confess. I’ve been on a smoothie kick lately. And the best part, I’ve been killing it with bananas.
As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, my family LOVES bananas. So much so, that very often I tend to over buy the bananas and they go brown faster than I expected. The best way to make use of them at that moment is to put them in a smoothie. But c’mon…I’ve already made a banana smoothie.
What I love about adding a riped banana to a smoothie combination is that it instantly sweetens it up. I could take the most bitter fruit ever, add a banana, and it tastes amazing! This day in particular, I decided to pair it with some berries.
Blueberries and strawberries are so rich in antioxidants and fiber. All of that power is just one cup. Unfortunately the berries I picked up weren’t the sweetest in taste, so I added a banana to sweeten it up along with my almond milk.
All of my smoothies contain almond milk. I’ve seen several that likes to add yogurt, but I honestly just prefer almond milk or even the vanilla flavored almond milk. It works for me, and I feel turns out just as amazing.
Smoothies are one of those power drinks that you can have for breakfast or as a snack in between. Anything that I can get versatile with I am a huge fan of. Now that I’ve mastered making smoothies for myself, I love that I can experiment with different fruits and simply blend them all together.
What are your favorite smoothie combinations?
Prep Time: 1 min | Cook Time: 1 min | Total Time: 2 mins
Course: Breakfast, Smoothies
Servings: 1 serving
Ingredients
1 cup Blueberries
1/2 cup Strawberries
1/2 frozen banana
1 cup Sweetened Vanilla Almond Milk
Instructions
1. Add your blueberries, strawberries, banana, and almond milk to your blender
2. Blend for 45 seconds or until smoothie reaches consisstency of your liking
3. Pour into a glass and enjoy!
Notes
If you prefer a thinner texture you can add water or more almond milk to loosen
You can use a fresh banana
As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, my family LOVES bananas. So much so, that very often I tend to over buy the bananas and they go brown faster than I expected. The best way to make use of them at that moment is to put them in a smoothie. But c’mon…I’ve already made a banana smoothie.
What I love about adding a riped banana to a smoothie combination is that it instantly sweetens it up. I could take the most bitter fruit ever, add a banana, and it tastes amazing! This day in particular, I decided to pair it with some berries.
Blueberries and strawberries are so rich in antioxidants and fiber. All of that power is just one cup. Unfortunately the berries I picked up weren’t the sweetest in taste, so I added a banana to sweeten it up along with my almond milk.
All of my smoothies contain almond milk. I’ve seen several that likes to add yogurt, but I honestly just prefer almond milk or even the vanilla flavored almond milk. It works for me, and I feel turns out just as amazing.
Smoothies are one of those power drinks that you can have for breakfast or as a snack in between. Anything that I can get versatile with I am a huge fan of. Now that I’ve mastered making smoothies for myself, I love that I can experiment with different fruits and simply blend them all together.
What are your favorite smoothie combinations?
Very Berry Smoothie
This amazing smoothie is filled antioxidants and fiber to keep you fill for longerPrep Time: 1 min | Cook Time: 1 min | Total Time: 2 mins
Course: Breakfast, Smoothies
Servings: 1 serving
Ingredients
1 cup Blueberries
1/2 cup Strawberries
1/2 frozen banana
1 cup Sweetened Vanilla Almond Milk
Instructions
1. Add your blueberries, strawberries, banana, and almond milk to your blender
2. Blend for 45 seconds or until smoothie reaches consisstency of your liking
3. Pour into a glass and enjoy!
Notes
If you prefer a thinner texture you can add water or more almond milk to loosen
You can use a fresh banana
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