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Love smoothies that taste like dessert? Try this blueberry protein smoothie bowl. It’s high in protein and tastes like blueberry and vanilla soft serve!
This blueberry smoothie is also ultra-thick so you can sip it slowly or eat it with a spoon!
High Protein Smoothie with Blueberries
Add nutrition to your day with this high-protein smoothie that rings in 23 grams of protein and 13 grams of fiber from chia seeds and avocado.
My protein powder packs in 20g of protein per serving; add a few other ingredients and that’s a lot of nutritional bang for your buck packed into one refreshing smoothie!
The combination of high-protein, complex carbs, and healthy fats also makes this blueberry smoothie bowl a satiating option that won’t leave your stomach feeling empty mid-morning.
Can You Put Protein Powder in a Smoothie Bowl
Protein powder is a great addition to smoothie bowls that boosts nutrition, texture, and flavor. Most powders offer 20-25 grams of protein per scoop and come in various flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and even birthday cake!
I have an entire post on the benefits of protein powder and what makes this supplement a great pantry staple, but if you want to cut to the chase and find the best kind of protein powder for smoothies, these are a few of my go-to options:
- Naked Whey Protein– whey-based and comes in a variety of flavors.
- Veg One Sport– plant-based and blends great!
- Great Lakes Hydrolyzed Collagen– flavorless and affordable collagen option.
More Ways to Add Protein to Smoothie Bowls
Outside of protein powder, there are other great ways to add protein to your smoothies and keep the same delicious flavor and texture.
- nut butter: most nut butter varieties have around 4 grams of protein per tablespoon and add healthy fats.
- peanut butter powder: lower in fat than regular peanut butter and offers 5 grams of protein per serving.
- milk: swap the almond milk for regular dairy milk and you get 8 grams of protein with 28% of the RDI for calcium.
- Greek yogurt: just ½ cup adds 15 grams of protein and a delicious creamy flavor.
Blueberry Protein Smoothie Bowl Ingredients
This blueberry protein smoothie bowl is blended with simple, nutrient-dense ingredients that will keep you fueled for hours. I like to use avocados to make this a banana-free smoothie option, but if you are out of avocados, half a frozen banana works great!
Now, let’s get to the kitchen and grab:
- almond milk: swap out for regular milk or any of your favorite dairy-free options.
- frozen blueberries: using frozen berries helps thicken the smoothie and keep it cold.
- avocado: a great addition of healthy fats and fiber, and it doesn’t make the smoothie taste anything like avocado.
- ice: makes the smoothie frosty and adds volume.
- chia seeds: a great source of healthy omega-3s and thicken the smoothie’s texture.
- vanilla protein: any 30-gram scoop (roughly three tablespoons) adds delicious vanilla flavor and 15-20 grams of protein!
The ingredients above serve as the base for the smoothie bowl, but toppings are certainly welcome! Here are a few wholesome additions to sprinkle over your bowl:
- hemp seeds
- muesli
- more chia seeds
- shredded coconut
- pumpkin seeds
- berries
How to Make a Protein Smoothie Bowl with Blueberries
Making a smoothie bowl is a two-step process and goes quick! This recipe yields one serving, so feel free to double or triple the batch as needed.
- Pour
In a high-speed blender, place the ingredients in the order listed and blend until smooth. - Serve
Transfer the smoothie into a bowl and top with your desired toppings. Grab a spoon and enjoy!
Check out this short video to see what a perfect smoothie-bowl texture looks like:
While this smoothie is thick enough to be eaten with a spoon if you’d like to pack this in a to-go container and sip it through a straw, just pour-in additional almond milk as it blends until you achieve the desired consistency.
More High-Protein Smoothies & Bowls
Want to incorporate more high-protein smoothies into your week? I’ve got you covered with these frosty and delicious recipes below!
- Chocolate Smoothie Bowl– super chocolatey with 12 grams of protein.
- Strawberry Smoothie Bowl– delicious strawberry flavor and 15 grams of protein.
- Peaches & Cream Smoothie Bowl– traditional peaches and cream taste with a grand total of 23 grams of protein.
- Frozen Mocha Smoothie Bowl – made for my iced coffee lovers and includes 16 grams of protein.
- Triple berry smoothie – a kid-favorite high protein smoothie made with Greek yogurt!
Blueberry Protein Smoothie Bowl
Watch how it’s made:
Ingredients
- 1 cup unsweetened almond milk
- ½ cup frozen blueberries
- ½ avocado
- 1 cup ice
- 2 teaspoons chia seeds
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder, 33 g
Toppings:
- hemp seeds
- muesli
- additional chia seeds
- shredded coconut
- pumpkin seeds
Instructions
- In a high-speed blender, combine all the smoothie ingredients in the order listed and blend until smooth.
- Transfer the smoothie into two medium bowls and top with your choice of toppings.
Stacy Fellows says
We like berries, berries and more berries with a banana and yogurt to help make it thick and creamy. I would love to try adding the chia seeds too.
AnnEllen says
Love my new must have in smoothie bowls and recipes, chia seeds, very healthful to family with chronic health issues. Add it in with Greek yogurt, berries, bananas, melons, and sprinkle of dried fruit. A gourmet breakfast, sometimes too pretty too eat.
Hrisi says
Toasted pine nuts, yum!
Kristina Tucker says
My favorite thing is to add a bunch of kale to any of my smoothies !
Rachel S. says
I love adding non-fat plain greek yogurt!
Heather Irwin says
What I love about smoothies is vercitliy. I have same old, over and over, so even if I have to watch that cartoon yet again, I can change my smoothie!
Neelam says
Mango.. Frozen mangoes…
Erika says
Nothing better than some fresh raspberries and some shaved chocolate… a divine combination that adds just that little extra to any fruit smoothie!
Patricia Alford says
Banana
Talia B. says
Frozen bananas!
Faith M says
Peanut Butter
debbie says
greek yogurt, chia seeds and fruit.
Rachna says
Avocados and Hemp seeds
Destiny says
Right now I love blueberries! But spinach and chia seeds are a staple in my smoothies.
Laurie says
I love adding coconut oil to my smoothies. It adds a slight coconut flavor and healthy fat.
virginia says
my favorite thing is to put strawberries, love me some strawberries
Ruth says
I love to add some fresh lemon! Thank you!
Bree says
I like to add flaxseed. It helps gets things a moving when things are a tad slow..
Rae Varela says
I either put spinach or kale, plain nonfat Greek yogurt, a serving of fruit, unsweetened coconut milk and a scoop shakeology which Is loaded with all natural healthy ingredients like flax seed and chia seed and sooo much more. I love me daily smoothie! I gives me so much energy, better than coffee!
Linda K says
I love strawberries and bananas
Phyllis says
My favorite thing to add is matcha powder for a little kick.
Susannah Fearno says
I love adding spinach to my smoothies because it is the only way I can get my picky 5 year old to eat it!
A Shoemaker says
We usually add oats. We like the hartiness of an oat thickened smoothie. I will have to try the chia seeds though. I like the things they bring to the mix. Love the site!
Laura Fuentes says
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A Shoemaker says
Thank you Laura and Stephanie. I am a huge fan of your site and will put the prize to great use.
Laura Fuentes says
I’m so excited for you!
Sarah says
We love smoothies as well with the fruit, honey and Greek yougurt!! Thank you for the new recipes with different ingredients.
Melissa J Beeson Higgins says
I throw in spinach or kale with blueberries and no one notices. Also I like toasted almonds on top for the crunch.
Daphne says
Frozen cherries for a bright pink smoothie!
Barbara says
I always use frozen bananas and our homemade yogurt.
jacquelyn cato says
Pineapple is my favorite fruit to add in smoothies!
Amy Rowson says
I love pumpkin smoothies. Pumpkin puree, carrots, apple, spinach, Chia seeds, GF oats and water.
Pat Stone says
Collagen, home-made kefir and pineapple are my favorites.
Diane says
I gave up smoothies because of the high sugar content of most. Nice to see a recipe with lower sugar!
Wendy says
I love adding avocados and fresh baby spinach to smoothies! My 4 year old twin boys are already smoothie lovers and enjoy helping to create new combinations. Thanks for the neat giveaway!
Carol says
I would add chocolate chips to mine. 🙂 they are yummy.
Erin Wulff says
Mango and pineapple is my favorite with Swiss Chard and I always add chia it makes the smoothie!
Chelsea Rutledge says
I love smoothies and blueberries is one of my favorites!
Sue says
I love to add kefir for probiotics and kale or spinach along with berries and/or pineapple for a little sweetness. Avocado makes it really creamy and I feel good about the healthy fat it contains. Yum!
Melissa Adams says
I like to add homemade plain yogurt and plain protein powder to add a little more protein. I love berries and chia seeds as well! Love, love, love, smoothies!
Mehreen Arbab says
I love love love to add chia and berries of all kind to my smoothies and of course Banana to sweeten it. I like the taste of banana in smoothie than honey.
theresa krier says
I love using mixed berries, chia seeds and kale in my smoothies
Debbie Hausher says
Chia seeds and any kind of fresh berry. BTW – thanks for sharing the nutrition guide.
Megan R. says
I just love a blueberry smoothie! There’s not much better. 🙂
Veronica says
Se ve delicioso! Espero hacerlo lo mas pronto posible! Gracias Laura!
Amanda says
We always add flax seed
Avon S. says
Pineapples or mangoes
Tina Tuamoheloa says
Absolutely loved it, Yum. Chia seeds and avacado what a great idea. I still added a swirl of honey on top.
Teresa says
I add greens and mango to my smoothie for our banana haters in the house. Then, if we enjoy it in a bowl, I add a few chopped nuts, seeds and fresh fruit on top.
Cara says
Strawberries and protein powder are my favorite add ins!
Becky B. says
I haven’t made smoothies in awhile, but you have inspired me! In the past I have used blueberries or pumpkin purée.
Suzanne J.P. says
Coconut Milk
Amy says
This looks delicious! Avocado is my favorite!
Nancy says
I like to add 2 tablespoons of slivered almonds to a smoothie bowl.
Rachel Bakken says
I love putting in chunks of frozen bananas – makes it so creamy and smooth! Lots of great ideas in this post and the comments!
Sarah W. says
Just tried this recipe today and it was a total win! Even my 2.5 year old twins liked it which is great because it’s always a struggle to get them to eat all their fruits and veggies!
KaseyM says
Wow so many great ideas! I like to add a little hemp protein powder, medjool dates, and a little vanilla. With the right combination it can taste very decadent while still being a healthy breakfast.
Neelam says
My daughter loves smoothies and is crazy for toppings too. I will have to try this and see how she likes it. It looks delicious.
Stacy J says
I love adding spinach and frozen bananas to nearly all of my smoothies! I love the idea to try avocados!
Dawn Jones says
Frozen cherries are my favorite!
KA says
I love to add Cheyenne pepper for a little kick!
Myra H says
Love raspberries and anything crunchy (granola, almonds, pistachios)
monica says
This looks delicious! Can’t wait to try it out! My kids will eat anything in smoothie form so I sneak in whatever veggies I can!
Jessica Borgen says
I can’t wait to make this for my kids! Love that it has lower sugar!
Kara says
Spinach orange and mango makes a bright green smoothie. My son calls it a dinosaur smoothie…. Whatever works right!?
Cassandra K says
You had me at lower sugar and Avocado! My son is very sensitive to sugar and we are actually on the market for a nutrition bullet! Hope to win and thank you for his awesome recipe!!!!
Melissa says
I use whey that is bed off our homemade yogurt for a tangy flavor and a bit of protein.
Denise says
For extra nutrition, I add a tablespoon coconut oil and goji berries 🙂
Jody says
Yum! I love Bob’s products. I haven’t tried the protein powder, will have to look for it!
Kim says
Smoothies made with frozen pitted cherries is my favorite. Never tried Chia seeds – sounds like I am behind the times, will have to find them and try them!
Laura Fuentes says
I love frozen cherries too! I have a chocolate cherry recipe here: http://www.momables.com/chocolate-covered-cherry-smoothie/
enjoy!
Christine says
Kale is my all time favorite in any smoothie!!Love it! Going to try your recipes to serve the children in my childcare program… They love smoothies for morning snack. Thank you for the low sugar option it’s so great to get the little ones used to a variety of favors, textures and less sweetness.
Stephanie says
Frozen bananas are my favorite smoothie add-in. Bananas make smoothies rich and creamy!
Laura says
Love to add berries to smoothies.
Leah Kavanaugh says
Thanks for the healthy low sugar smoothie recipes. They look delicious. I can’t wait to try them. I bought chia seeds for the first time yesterday and I’m going use them in the blueberry smoothie bowl.
Tara Kidd says
I’m excited to try this! My kids love smoothies so i have a feeling they’ll like this. I love sneaking spinach in
kristina says
Carrots -they add some veggies to a smoothie w/o turning it colors as much as adding greens does. oatmeal is always great for a little fiber and a little thickness.
Melanie says
Chia seeds
Juliane says
I add frozen bananas and different berries in my smoothies. I will sweeten it up with dates or honey.
Maria says
Love to add spinach to get the kids to have veggies….would love s new blender to make it easier to make
Amy says
My family loves frozen bananas in our smoothies. They make the smoothies like milkshakes
Kim K says
I freeze leftover spinach before it goes bad to add to my smoothies. Also a spoonful of coconut oil goes into each.. Sneaky nutrition!
Kate Olson says
I love sneaking stuff in too! Favorites are handful of greens, flax, chia seeds and protein powder. One of my favorite smoothies has oatmeal, peaches and cinnamon–ends up tasting like a delicious peach cobbler!!
Melinda Lent says
I love to add mango and/or peaches to my smoothies. Going to try adding Chia seeds next time!
Yaritza S. says
I love chia seeds in my smoothie! When I don’t have any on hand, flax seeds are the way to go for me. I’ve never tried a smoothie bowl, my bkfast is always on the run so a straw is much more convenient for me lol
Melinda says
I like yogurt, favorite frozen fruit & honey!
Marissa says
Can’t wait to try this recipe. Bob’s Red Mill has been a favorite of mine for a long, long time. The only part I would change is to add a hand full of spinach. It’s one of those ingredients that pumps up the vitamins and barely changes the flavor! Thanks for a great recipe to start off the week with!
Jim B says
Thanks for your suggestions for a lower sugar recipe! I like to freeze fresh spinach before it goes bad and add it to my smoothie.
Michelle lucio says
I love to add no flavor, vegan, protein powder to my smoothies. I fell fuller, longer, and I know I’m getting the protein I need after a good morning workout.
Amelia says
I like to use Greek yogurt in my smoothies but this sounds yummy. Will have to try it!
lisa franklin says
coconut or chia seeds
lisa franklin says
look forward to trying the avocado trick
Kelly Diuble says
I like to add frozen pears or bananas to my smoothies
michelle childers says
Chia seeds, vegetable protein powder
Kristine Davies says
A little bit of orange juice to add a “Tang” to the smoothie.
Lori Barrett says
I love to add frozen strawberries (and chocolate protein powder, so yum!).
TC says
I love adding a handful of spinach or two to my smoothies. Although it changes the color, the flavor is unaffected and I love having the extra serving of veggies. 🙂
Angela Williams says
My favorite ingredient to add to my smoothie is chia seeds!
Camelia says
Our family favorite topics iare kale,spinach and banana.My kids love the fact that it looks green and it taste great.
Misty F says
I love adding toasted almonds to a chocolate smoothie. It gives it an amazing flavor and adds good fat.
Kathleen Kiyak says
I love adding a half banana to my smoothies, they add a nice creamy texture.
Jody Ventura says
Love the Berries. They are a great kick-start to the morning to keep away those sugar cravings!
latanya says
I like adding chia seeds and strawberries.
Jessica says
I love adding Chia seeds and greens to my smoothies. It’s a great way to add tons of nutrients without my 2 year old noticing! He’s currently obsessed with making/drinking smoothies… we could definitely use a new blender and gift card to up our smoothie game! Love the recipe!
Christie says
Frozen fruit; bananas and homemade plain yogurt… mmm
Amy says
I love the ideas to help reduce sugar! Our favorites are berries and spinach or kale. I would love to try dates out on the kiddos! I couldn’t believe how good avocados were in our smoothie! It made them so rich and creamy. Bob’s Red Mill is a staple in our house! I bought a bag of chia seeds and still haven’t tried them yet. I guess I need to get on that!
Shannon says
Any kind of berries and honey from our neighborhood bees.
Holly Buchanan says
I love adding chia seeds to my smoothies!!
Sylvia Baker says
I blend oatmeal into a powder so it thickens the smoothie. Then I usually add peanut butter and berries. Oh, and yogurt or milk. My family loves it and it has the texture of a milkshake!
Jaymee Houser says
Yogurt and sunflower butter
Kristy Tillman says
I love adding camu camu powder. I put it in a shaker bottle so I can just sprinkle it on for extra vitamin C.
JACKIE WADE says
WELL! I GUESS THESE SOUND WONDERFUL! AM GOING TO USE YOUR RECIPE THIS MORNING…HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE. HAVE A LARGE AMISH STORE HERE WHERE I LIVE, AND HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF BOB’S, SO WE USE THESE PRODUCTS ALL THE TIME. THEY ARE VERY GOOD. I READ SEVERAL ON HERE THAT I WILL START TRYING THIS WEEK…I USE SMOOTHIES NEARLY EVERY DAY FOR BREAKFAST (OCCASIONALLY FOR SUPPER) BUT OFTEN FIND MYSELF IN A RUT. THANKS SO VERY MUCH FOR ALL YOUR EFFORTS. I AM HOPING THAT A LOT OF ELDERLY PEOPLE (85 YRS) WILL READ THIS AND TRY…..IT WILL BE SO HELPFUL. I AM GOING TO TRY TO SPREAD THE WORD AMONG MY PEERS.
Heidi says
I love to add spinach or even a little bit of acv for added health benefits.
Sonya says
I love to add milk, frozen blueberries, frozen bananas and homemade yogurt.
Lauren says
My favorite ingredient for smoothies is a pinch of sea salt!! It is the perfect compliment to the sweetness of the banana. I sometimes also add cinnamon or vanilla extract.
Gretchen L Penn says
I love to add some frozen Acia into my smoothie or bowl. Had it on our honeymoon to Puerto Rico years ago and I’ve been using it ever since!
Candis says
I like to top with homemade granola.
Jacqueline says
I always add handful of spinach to get one serving of a vegetable. I also like to add chia seeds and flax seeds.
keri anne says
This sounds yummy…I can’t wait until I make it.
I have a used cold green tea in mine for years. I forget where the idea came from. But it works great in smoothies
Anne says
I use coconut oil in my smoothies- and pineapple together gives them a tropical feel!
suzanne says
Cacao nibs are my favorite add-in for smoothies. Chocolate & crunch w/out added sugar!
suzanne says
Cacao nibs are my favorite add-in for snoothies. Chocolate & crunch w/out added sugar!
Melody says
Chia seeds are my favorite smoothie add in. I love that they thicken a smoothie and have so much nutritional value too.
rebekah says
Blueberries and Lemons!
La Donna says
I love adding sugae- free granola to top my smoothies…..yum!!!!
Debora says
I love blueberries in my smoothies. I’ll have to try adding avocados
Helen says
One of my favorite ingredient is the banana. It adds the sweet flavor and all the good vitamins the banana brings. When I have too many riped banana I cut them and freeze for smoothies or even banana ice cream.
Veancha says
My mouth is watering. Can’t wait to have this for breakfast every day!
Jamila says
Looks yummy! Can’t wait to try it.
JoAnn says
Somewhat new to the smoothie game, but we love adding spinach or almond butter over here! Looking forward to trying this recipe and other ingredients listed here!
Krystal says
I love flax in my smoothie bowls! Thanks for sharing this low sugar option!
Rebeca says
My key ingredients are kale, pineapple, cucumber, celery, flax and China seeds and carrots. Sometimes I add other fruits.
Ryn says
Blueberry smoothies are awesome… but if they are a bit on the sour side, maybe a little added sugar somewhere? This is one of the first fruit smoothies I’ve seen with no sugar except in the fruit. Great idea! And good tips for thickening it up; I did not know chia would work in that way.
Alex says
We’re a household of banana haters, so we substitute mango instead. It adds sweetness and thickens like bananas do, but without the icky banana taste. Chia seeds are a must in all our smoothies! So many health benefits and they are completely tasteless when blended into a smoothie.
Laura Fuentes says
Great substitution Alex!
Kim says
Walnuts. I don’t even really like them alone, but tasting them in my banana berry smoothie brightens my day!
Holly J. says
Lots of ideas here! My favorite is Blueberries and banana
Liz says
Full fat, unsweetened coconut milk from a can…since many vitamins and minerals found in produce are fat soluble, it’s important to always have some fat in my smoothie (and it also helps with satiety).
Vicky says
Dark chocolate and coconut, but after reading these ideas I am going to try a lot more creative toppings!
Yasmine says
I love adding dates! add the perfect amount of sweetness 🙂
Jenny says
Coconut water as the liquid.
Katie says
Strawberries!
Teresa says
I love to add White Matcha to my smoothies! I get mine from Sorvana. It has amazing health benefits and tastes delicious in the smoothie!
Grace Riske says
2 things I LOVE LOVE LOVE putting in my daily smoothies is coconut milk and frozen fruit. The coconut isn’t too sweet and adds a bit of tropical to it and the fruit is a perfect substitute to ice – it adds flavor, fiber, and general deliciousness!
Vickie says
I like to use chia seeds, maca, hemp hearts with bananas and frozen strawberries with almond milk, I love the idea of the bowl will be trying these recipes and putting the whole fruits and seeds on top.
Heather says
This is perfect for my son. Blueberries are his favorite.
Kym says
Coconut oil is the secret weapon in my smoothies! It gives a nice dose of good fat and helps keep my appetite in check.
Leigh Norton says
Chia! I love to sprinkle chia on everything including smoothies
Courtney says
Chia seeds and peanut butter go in most of our smoothies.
Meaghan Simons says
I like to add collegen to my smoothies for some extra protien
Sue says
I like to add almond butter or sometimes a little peanut butter to my smoothie. Will be trying these smoothie recipes they look great!
Shelly says
I add rolled oats to all our breakfast smoothies. Another option to thicken your smoothie without sugar.
Bonnie N says
I love using my homemade kefir as a base for my smoothies! Go probiotics!
Cathy Swope says
I like to add carob powder, cacao nibs, and cinnamont to my smoothies!
Cathy Swope says
Oops! Meant to write cinnamon!
Lori M says
I love to sprinkle sunflower seeds on top!
Sharon E says
Unsweetened almond milk for a base, plus some cottage cheese to add more protein.
Kathy says
Definitely dates, cinnamon and frozen bananas. I am definitely new to chia seeds. But have all the ingredients so going to.try it for sure. Bob’s Red Mill.. my favorite product for mixes too..
thuy n. says
Chia seeds
Melissa says
I love adding some peanut butter powder to my smoothies to make them creamy. It goes great with banana!
Lisa Gottlieb-Cytron says
I love to add a little kale or spinach. You don’t taste it and it’s a good way to sneak in some more leafy greens. Love your recipe and can’t wait to try it!
Crystal says
I just recently started making smoothies and I like to try to add protein powder so that it will keep me full a little longer. There were sOme great ideas of things to add!
Stephanie says
I like to add spinach to my smoothies. I love when they are really green.
HS says
I love pineapple, banana, kiwi and spinach in my smoothies.
Arianna says
All natural unsweetened peanut butter.
Mindy says
The kids will love this for breakfast! Can’t wait to try it.
Anissa says
Anything green. Just can’t let the kids see me do it!
Tiffany B says
I always include about 1/2 cup of some kind of dark green such as spinach or kale to my smoothie.
Christine B says
I LOVE adding Flax Oil and Chia Seeds to all of my smoothies. I can get that added fiber and its so versatile in all my smoothies. <3 <3
LeAnn Latvaaho says
I like to add a couple chunks of pineapple and sometimes a little kale or spinach too so I get some veggies in also
Filomena says
Thanks for the contest! I love adding cashew butter to my smoothies! Sooo delicious!
Sarah Ramos says
Honey or peanut butter!
Pam F. says
I love almond milk, frozen banana, and spinach to make a green smoothie
Jessica Scott says
I love this idea for lower sugar and blueberries are simply delicious and so full of antioxidants, perfect!
Breanna says
We love adding flax seeds to our smoothies!
Rachel says
Spinach is my favorite veggie to hide in smoothies. I have two kiddos who are recently gluten free, so I’m on the lookout for smoothies that will work for them in the mornings. One of those kiddos is also allergic to banana and avocado, so I’m finding the smoothie search to be a bit challenging!
Laura Fuentes says
You can omit the avocado here and double up the blueberries. The chia will help thicken this up!
Erin K. says
My favorite thing to add is blueberries. They add a touch of sweetness and juiciness. And they are so healthy for you!
Melinda says
I add a sprinkle of cinnamon to my morning smoothies.
Laura says
This recipe is perfect for the low-FODMAP eating plan I am following to heal inflammation. Omitting the avacado and using pea protein will make a nice new compliant recipe for my smoothie rotation! I use Bob’s Red Mill flax seeds and organic cinnamon for a sweet and crunchy topping on my smoothies,
Karey V. says
I have been adding a Tbsp of plain beef gelatin to give me a protein boost and thicken the smoothie.
Kim G says
My favorite ingredient to add is unsweetened coconut milk…so good with yogurt, fruit, and a little honey!
Annie says
I add fresh dates for a sweeter taste!
Mary K. says
I like to add a little coconut oil.
Adrienne says
I like to use coconut or almond milk, Chia or flax seeds, greek yogurt, collagen and fruit.
Stacie says
I like berries or other fruits in my smoothies. I also like using yogurts. We have just started making smoothies so I am on the hunt for smoothie recipes. I have to make to half the amount when I make them because my blender is so small!
Brenda Grunenwald says
Oops guess noticed too late that I had a miss type on my email so I am sending it again !!
Brenda Grunenwald says
Fresh berries!! These sound great! Wish I had some frozen berries on hand now to make them!!!
Jessica says
I like to add a handful of spinach. The deep color of berries helps disguise the spinach if your kids (or you) are funny about it.
Sacha says
Flax seeds and Greek yoghurt….filling and healthy!
Lisa says
I love to add : Decadent Blend Chia and Flax Seeds – Coconut and Cacao I also like to add Medjool dates they give a such a yummy sweetness to a smoothie.
Sheri Lyn Mix says
avocado….yummy avocado in every smoothie!
carin says
Definitely love! 🙂
Jess says
Honey ALOT of it
Jenni m. says
We throw all our “about to expire” fruits and veggies in the freezer to save and use in smooties. Healthy and saves money. Veggies disguise well in a smoothie…take it from someone should hates veggies but wants the nutrition.
Jessica says
We love berries of all kinds in our smoothies. And I always add chia seeds for a nutrition punch!
Melanie D. says
Toasted almonds! They a rich taste to green smoothies without any extra additives found in nut butters.
Kailyn Shippee says
We like to use our homemade plain yogurt sweetened with maple syrup in our smoothies
Melissa Meck says
Chia seeds
Elizabeth N. says
Honey drizzled on top!
Olga @ mangotomato says
Pistachios and dark chocolate chunks
Stacy L says
I always use unsweetened coconut/almond blend milk and add a little ground flaxseed to my smoothies. It is so convenient to have smoothies for breakfast…can’t wait to try them in a bowl! 🙂
Tara says
Feozen cucumbers …I always seem to have some leftover from salads
Chelsea says
I love using POM juice as the liquid in my smoothies. It’s too expensive to drink straight, but this way I still get the benefits of pomegranates!
Marith says
Maca powder! I love, love, love it in my smoothies! (And my coffee! And my hot chocolate! And just about anything else that will hold still long enough!)
Maribel F says
My favorite ingredient is berries any kind of berries they add a very good flavor to any smoothie