7 Vibrant Smoothie Recipes You Must Try Soon 2024
- Sushmita Sengupta
- February 08, 2022
Newsflash: There is a world of a difference between a smoothie and a milkshake. Where a milkshake is a blend of milk, ice cream (optional) and fruits, nuts and seeds. Smoothies need not require milk at all, they can be whipped out of curd, fruits, veggies etc. You can pour your smoothie in a glass, or serve it in a bowl and garnish it with more cut fruits and seeds and have your own smoothie bowl, the choice is yours. In addition to being healthy, smoothies are vibrant, rejuvenating and so ridiculously easy to make, why do you think they are our favourite breakfast? Here are some smoothie recipes you are sure to love.
Oats and Banana Smoothie
Oats are being dubbed as a superfood and there is a reason. They are loaded with good quality fibre and protein and thus make for an excellent breakfast food, mix it with sweet and mushy banana and you have a power combo, and did we tell you how luscious and thick this smoothie is. Slurp. Slurp.
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Banana Bread Smoothies
Sweet and delectable bananas can make anything luscious and drool-worthy and aren't we glad that they are so healthy too. Made with goodness of ripe bananas, yogurt, honey and nutmeg, this smoothie is an absolute winner.
Avocado Smoothie
Love avocados? Then stop using all of them to make guacamole. The creamy smoothie made with buttery avocados, banana, green apple, and baby spinach is a green smoothie you deserve.
Chocolate Banana Smoothie
Thick, luscious and healthy. Yes, chocolate can be healthy too, provided you go for dark chocolates, blend them with banana and nuts and you are in for one healthy breakfast option.
High Protein Chocolate Smoothie Bowl
What if you can have your chocolate and meet a part of your daily protein requirement too? It is possible with this smoothie. Made with frozen bananas, cacao nibs, berries, chia seeds and hemp seeds, this smoothie can serve as the perfect start to the day.
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