Fruit Smoothies Recipes

These taste great right after blending or freeze overnight for a healthy alternative to ice cream.

I'm not a coffee drinker so I look for other morning drinks that wake up my mouth and my mind. This tangy treat does the trick for me.

frozen treat

This recipe is from SImple and Delicious Magazine.

I love this recipe. I added spinach because I'm not much of a salad eater and it's a sneaky little way to get an extra serving of my veggies for the day. Believe it or not... you can't taste the spinach or even tell it's in there. I make a large batch all at once and save some in the fridge. I haven't tried it yet, but I bet you could also freeze them like a fruit pop.

This is a quick energy burst drink. Because you're using fresh fruit, it will be pulpy and chunky with fruit bits!

Very yummy nutritious all natural beverage.

My Coworker Jimmy Makes THE BEST Fruit Smoothies!

I ran out of most of my frozen and fresh. So, I came up with this smoothie to get me by for this morning. :)

These are a delicious guilt free treat. Make it a part of breakfast or a cool pick me up on a summer day. Easy to add in a little fiber or protein powder too. Also using O % Greek yogurt will increase the protein.

A Yummy Morning Smoothie! My kids can't get enough :)

Preparation food.

Super easy shake/smoothie made with protein powder, yogurt and frozen fruit.

This smoothie is absolutely DELICIOUS! Fresh fruits, juice, and water is all you need!

Mix and match any fresh or frozen fruits

Fruit smoothies, great for a hot summer afternoon

Excellent source of fruits and veggies

From Good Eats - Alton Brown's "Buff Smoothies"

My kids love these, and so does my husband! I have served them for breakfast alongside scambled eggs (the kids energy lasts way longer on this meal than on cereal). I have even served these with supper (we've done burgers with "shakes" (really smoothies). I pour the leftovers into dixie cups and put a small piece of foil on top and then pop a popsicle stick into them and freeze for healthy popsicles! (No High Fructose Corn syrup...Yay!). My kids love these, and they are quite filling too!