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5 HEALTHY SMOOTHIES » My Easy Guide to Delicious, Nutritious Smoothies



Summer’s here! I’ll show you my easy 5-step formula on how to make your own delicious, healthy smoothies at home, as well as 5 yummy flavours to try! These smoothies are an amazing way to efficiently pack in a ton of nutrient-packed fruits and veggies into an easy-to-drink format that tastes great. Say hello to summer and goodbye to those expensive, sugary, unhealthy smoothies you typically find at grocery stores and juice bars!

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – Intro
0:49 – My 5-step healthy smoothie formula
2:58 – Freezer storage and batch prep
3:33 – Recipe #1 – Apple Kiwi Green Smoothie
4:18 – Recipe #2 – Berries & Beets Smoothie
5:02 – Recipe #3 – Tropical Breeze Smoothie
5:48 – Recipe #4 – Strawberry Watermelon Smoothie
6:26 – Recipe #5 – Chocolate Banana Smoothie
7:00 – Outro

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PRODUCT LINKS:
► My go-to high-powered blender:
► My go-to budget blender:
► Wide mouth mason jars (16-oz):
► Glass drinking straws:
► Chia seeds:
► Citrus juicer:
► Mixing bowls:
► Cutting board:
► Measuring spoons:
► Measuring cups:

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MY 5-STEP FORMULA FOR HEALTHY SMOOTHIES:
► Step 1 – Liquid (1 cup or 250 ml)
► Step 2 – Fruits (1.5 cups)
► Step 3 – Veggies (1 cup)
► Step 4 – Thickener (optional, 1-2 tbsp)
► Step 5 – Boosters (flavour + nutrition)

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#1 – APPLE KIWI GREEN SMOOTHIE (520 calories for 2 glasses)

LIQUID:
► Almond milk (1 cup or 250 ml)

FRUITS:
► 1 green apple, cored & sliced
► 2 kiwis, peeled & sliced

VEGGIES:
► Spinach (1 cup or 30 g fresh / 110 g frozen)

THICKENER:
► Avocado (half)
► Frozen ripe banana (half)

BOOSTERS:
► Ginger (1/4 inch slice)
► Hemp seeds (1 tbsp or 10 g)

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#2 – BERRIES & BEETS SMOOTHIE (308 calories for 2 glasses)

LIQUID:
► Almond milk (1 cup or 250 ml)

FRUITS:
► Frozen mixed berries (1 cup or 140 g)
► Frozen pineapple chunks (1/2 cup or 70 g)

VEGGIES:
► Chopped beets (1/4 cup or 40 g)
► Chopped carrots (1/4 cup or 30 g)

THICKENER:
► Frozen ripe banana (three quarters)

BOOSTERS:
► Honey (1 tsp or 7 g)
► Chia seeds (1 tbsp or 7.5 g)

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#3 – TROPICAL BREEZE SMOOTHIE (393 calories for 2 glasses)

LIQUID:
► Light canned coconut milk (1 cup or 250 ml)

FRUITS:
► Frozen mango chunks (1/2 cup or 70 g)
► Frozen pineapple chunks (1/2 cup or 70 g)
► Frozen peach slices (1/2 cup or 60 g)

VEGGIES:
► Chopped carrots (1/2 cup or 60 g)
► Chopped zucchini or cucumbers (1/2 cup or 60 g)

THICKENER:
► Frozen ripe banana (half)

BOOSTERS:
► Lemon juice (half lemon)
► Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp or 2.5 ml)
► Ground flax seeds (1 tbsp or 7 g)

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#4 – STRAWBERRY WATERMELON SMOOTHIE (238 calories for 2 glasses)

LIQUID:
► Unsweetened almond milk (1 cup or 250 ml)

FRUITS:
► Frozen watermelon chunks (1 cup or 120 g)
► Frozen strawberries (1/2 cup or 70 g)

THICKENERS:
► Frozen ripe banana (half)
► Greek yogurt (1 tbsp or 15 g)

BOOSTERS:
► Lemon juice (half lemon)
► Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp or 2.5 ml)
► Hemp seeds (1 tbsp or 10 g)

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#5 – CHOCOLATE BANANA SMOOTHIE (398 calories for 2 glasses)

LIQUID:
► Unsweetened almond milk (1 cup or 250 ml)

FRUITS (ALSO THICKENER):
► Frozen ripe bananas (2 large)

VEGGIES:
► Spinach (1 cup or 30 g fresh / 110 g frozen)

BOOSTERS:
► Cocoa powder (2 tbsp or 10 g)
► Honey (2 tsp or 14 g)
► Chia seeds (1 tbsp or 7.5 g)

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39 Comments

  1. Great choices! I have to make meal shakes for my dad because he's 92 and bed-bound. He has two smoothies per day. I add water and almond milk and a bit of pineapple orange juice. I switched up the fruits and vegetables and always I'm sure to put in flax seeds, hemp seeds and chia seeds in every smoothie as well as either vegan meal powder or vegan protein powder and everything that goes into the smoothie is organic.❤

  2. Used this formula for my own green smoothie and LOVED it! However, I found it generates a LOT of liquid – like 3/4 glasses. Way too much for one sitting. Anyone else found d this and what do you do? Fridge or freeze the remains?

  3. Freezing as ice cubes to blend later and pre-portioning in freezer bags are complete game changers! Your videos are so calming and informative, I found your chia pudding video thanks to the algorithm and you've quickly become one of my favorite channels 🙂 thank you so much!

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