If you like Greek yogurt and rich, flavorful, creamy goodness, you’ll love this smoothie.
This recipe is not a result of one of my successful kitchen experiments. Fellow Greek yogurt enthusiast, Elizabeth, gifted this recipe to me.
With ample healthy fat and adequate protein. This smoothie is nice and filling. It’s also quite healthy thanks to the star ingredients.
Tickle your taste buds with this flavorful tart cherry mango smoothie. It’s just as nutritious as it is delicious.
You know that feeling when you find a twenty dollar bill in the back pocket of an old pair of pants? That’s kind of how I felt when I discovered a bag of frozen tart cherries buried behind the blueberries in my freezer. Naturally, I made a smoothie with these little balls of flavor the next morning for breakfast.
After my first two sips of this smoothie one word came to mind: fantabulous :)
Not only is this one delicious smoothie, it’s creamy and has a nice mouth feel. Definitely a keeper that I’ll be making again.
This is the kind of smoothie I like to make for dessert or as a treat, a nutritious and healthy treat that is.
I’m elated to share another spectacular superfood smoothie courtesy of fellow smoothie master, Ana.
As a creature of habit who will often make the same smoothie give or take an ingredient for weeks, I wholeheartedly welcome new recipes and ingredient ideas.
This recipe contains many of my favorite ingredients such as cacao, blueberries, avocado, and spirulina as well as a nutritious new comer that I’d never considered blending.
This fully-loaded, energizing, brain boosting, nutritious, and delicious superfood smoothie will ensure you have the best day ever!
As you can tell by the name of this smoothie it’s chalk full of healthy ingredients. Almonds, berries, chocolate, spices, and an ingredient making its smoothie debut.
This smoothie was created for all the raspberry lovers out there. In case you didn’t know, raspberries are my favorite food.
I grew up picking wild red raspberries in a field behind my house, and sometimes from the neighbors garden ;)
My interest in foraging wild foods has since expanded. Although raspberries are still one of my favorite things to harvest. Black raspberries are most common where I live now, and as it turns out they pack more nutrition than the red variety. They certainly live up to the nickname “king of berries”.
