Easy Peach Cobbler Smoothie

If you like healthy smoothies that taste like dessert, you’ll love this Peach Cobbler Smoothie recipe. Grab the recipe & the tips to make with fresh or frozen peaches.

Creamy Peach Smoothie with Greek Yogurt

While most of us appreciate sitting down to eat, that isn’t always possible, which is why smoothies are total lifesavers. This Peach Cobbler Smoothie recipe combines fruit, yogurt, and milk so you can get the fuel you want to help keep you going.

I like to add a little ice to my smoothies to thicken them and chill them. For this one, I recommend frozen peaches, so it comes out colder and deliciously sweet.

I know some blenders have trouble putting out a smoothie with a silky smooth texture because of the ice. In that case, definitely use frozen peaches and eliminate the ice in this recipe!

Ingredients

This Peach Cobbler Smoothie tastes like summer thanks to a few simple ingredients I’m sure you have around. The amounts are in the printable recipe card, but first, check out what you need:

• Milk: dairy or non-dairy.
• Greek yogurt: plain or vanilla, your favorite.
• Frozen peaches: fresh or defrosted peaches also work; more on this below.
• Dates: optional for extra fiber and nutrition.
• Vanilla: makes this smoothie even tastier!
• Cinnamon: pairs great with peaches.
• Ice cubes: optional but highly recommended if not using frozen peaches.

Can You Use Fresh Peaches?

Yes! You can make this peach cobbler smoothie using fresh peaches. If your smoothie blender is a good one, you can even keep the skin for extra nutrition. To use fresh peaches, simply add a few more ice cubes to the blender.

How to Make a Yogurt Peach Smoothie

Making this peach smoothie is super simple and you’ll yield that epic thick consistency by following the steps below:

1. Blend
   Adding the ingredients in the order listed is the trick for a perfect smoothie texture. Then you simply blend until smooth.
2. Pour and Enjoy
   Pour the peach smoothie into a cup and enjoy!

Variations and Mix-Ins

Smoothies are a fantastic way to add nutrition and make the most of the leftover fruit you have around. Sometimes I add seeds, spinach, frozen fruit I find in the bottom of the freezer; anything goes! Here are my favorite add-ins for this Peach Cobbler Smoothie:

• Nut butters: add healthy fats.
• Chia seeds: for extra nutrition and a thicker texture.
• Protein powder: turn this smoothie into a high-protein one.
• Berries: strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, etc.
• Banana: for natural sweetness, you can add a ripe banana.
• Oats: add extra nutrition by making an oatmeal smoothie (no soaking needed!)

How to Thicken This Smoothie

You can thicken this peach cobbler smoothie by adding more ice, more frozen fruit, ½ to 1 banana, ½ of an avocado, oats, or seeds like chia and flax meal. Any of these ingredients will make your smoothies thicker while kicking up nutrition. Check out this post for more details about how to thicken smoothies.

Benefits of Peach Smoothies

Peach smoothies are a great addition as a quick breakfast or after-workout snack. Peaches are a good source of vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants. This recipe also includes Greek yogurt, another terrific vessel for adding healthy fats, calcium, and protein to our meals. Tons of nutrition in one smoothie!

What to Do With Leftovers

Peach cobbler smoothie leftovers can be stored in the fridge for 1 to 2 days. If you want the smoothie to keep its freshness, flavor, and texture longer, transfer it into a jar and freeze it for up to 2 months.

Liquids expand when frozen, so leave about ½ inch of space from the rim when pouring your smoothie into the jar.