A Week's Worth of Smoothie Recipes
RACHEL MORROW
There are two types of people in this world.
- Those that can stick to the same smoothie recipe every day.
- Those that can’t.
If you get bored easily with smoothies, stress no-longer, we’ve gathered 7 of our favorite recipes to keep you inspired all week long!
1. Clean and Green Smoothie
This smoothie is packed with alkalizing greens, fiber and is bursting with flavor from the ginger and lime. Get the recipe here.
2. Turbo Charge Smoothie
There are many ways to enjoy the health benefits of pineapples, including green smoothies! Aside from the delicious taste, this smoothie provides a host of health benefits. Get the recipe here.
3. Hemp & Vanilla Smoothie
Hemp seeds contain vitamins, minerals, polyunsaturated fatty acids and offer a great source of protein and vegetarian source of Omega 3. Get the recipe here.
4. Maca, Macadamia & Cacao Smoothie
A boost of cacao, a dose of maca powder, add some healthy fats and slow-releasing vegetables that won’t spike your blood-sugar levels. Queue our Mood Boosting Maca, Macadamia & Cacao Smoothie! Get the recipe here.
5. Banana, Honey, Oat & Blueberry Smoothie
This on-the-go meal will have you feeling nourished and satisfied for the morning to come. You’ll get several nutrients and benefits aiding digestion owing to the banana in combination with blueberries, as well as high antioxidant properties to boost the brain power we need for the day. Get the recipe here.
6. PB & J Smoothie
A creamy, peanut butter combo with a dollop of homemade raspberry chia seed jam! This is the way to get your PB&J fix... In a healthier way! Get the recipe here.
7. Creamy Ginger Green Smoothie
Packed with nutrient-dense ingredients and a big dose of healthy fats to keep you feeling full for longer. Save this one for your morning smoothie, or pull it out for that afternoon pick-me-up! Get the recipe here.
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Alongside being a qualified nutritionist and our social media guru, Rachel is Food Matters’ Recipe Developer. She’s forever dreaming up and developing new recipes for the community to enjoy.