We are pleased to announce that on March 4, 2025, an updated Rich Text Editor will be introduced in the MyFitnessPal Community. To learn more about the upcoming changes, please click here. We look forward to sharing this new feature with you!

How can I make my smoothies more filling?

2»

Replies

  • katezx
    katezx Posts: 31 Member
    Ive just made a raspberry smoothie:

    skimmed milk
    frozen raspberries
    low fat greek yoghurt!!
    yum :D
  • Jlan11
    Jlan11 Posts: 61 Member
    One cup plain Greek yogurt has 23 grams protein and 140 calories. Even half a cup of Greek yogurt is incredibly filling. I used to buy protein powder, but I could never get over the taste. I buy the plain greek yogurt add stevia and fruit and it tastes great! Sometimes that is all I eat for lunch and it keeps me full for hours.
  • radcliff17
    radcliff17 Posts: 22 Member
    Avacado ...and it won't affect the taste. I put it in every smoothie no matter what the fruit but it has healthy fat,.,,but it's still fat....
  • Add some flax-seed to your smoothies and protein shakes. Flax-seeds really help keep you full a lot longer. I put it in not only my smoothies and protein shakes, I put it in my cereal, oatmeal, baking, and my soups.

    Also adding in lots of fruits, spinach, and whey protein powder really helps as well. My favorite to make is a spinach peanut butter smoothie for any part of the day. Be sure to give it a try sometime if you haven't already. That especially helps keep you full a lot longer...Well, at least for me it does haha.

    Hope I was able to help you out some. Have a great day! :)
  • lemonmon1
    lemonmon1 Posts: 134 Member
    BANANA! and chia seeds, flax seeds, or hemp protein.
  • hilaryhill
    hilaryhill Posts: 156 Member
    My "meal" smoothie is.... banana, almond/coconut milk (or whole milk, fat keeps you fuller longer!), frozen strawberries, frozen blueberries, a handful of spinach or kale, flax seed meal, and 2 tbsp pb. Yeah it has a few calories but it keeps me full for a long time! And really healthy for you. :)
This discussion has been closed.