Low Calorie Smoothie Recipes??

frankiesats
frankiesats Posts: 114 Member
in Food and Nutrition
I'm planning on buying some frozen fruit and ice etc. What are your favourite smoothie recipes?

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  • ibbray04
    ibbray04 Posts: 227 Member
    I usually do 1/2 cup of frozen berries, water, protein powder, and voila! :-)
  • alysonleanne
    alysonleanne Posts: 65
    1 cup frozen berries (i like raspberries), 1 banana, 1/2 scoop protein powder, ice, and water. I find that the milk-based smoothies are too rich for me.
  • alysonleanne
    alysonleanne Posts: 65
    I also throw a kiwifruit in there...tastes great!
  • Jenjaz1910
    Jenjaz1910 Posts: 433 Member
    I'm planning on buying some frozen fruit and ice etc. What are your favourite smoothie recipes?

    :)

    The ones I make are

    150g of frozen fruit (red summer fruits or black forest fruits)
    2 low fat fruit yogurts
    100ml skimmed milk

    This makes about 3 smoothies and each is about 150 cals approx

    Reminds me I need to make one tonight lol x
  • Init_to_winit
    Init_to_winit Posts: 258 Member
    I use 1/2 cup skin milk and 1/2 cup nonfat yogurt then add whatever fruit I think sounds good! I'll add some peanut butter or protein powder if I want some extra protein.
  • elsalily
    elsalily Posts: 47 Member
    Pineapple (frozen) and strawberry (fresh) about half of each. I add a little water for texture and a little sugar to get the right taste back. You could use sweetener instead of course.
  • debloves2ride
    debloves2ride Posts: 386
    I actually put a recipe out there - call it Deb's fruit smoothie. It is real easy and good:

    8 oz 1% milk
    1 container low fat vanilla yogurt
    frozen fruit - 1 cup (give or take)

    blend all together. I'll also throw in coconut or nutmeg and different spices to change it up. very filling and delicious, especially in the summer.
  • debloves2ride
    debloves2ride Posts: 386
    I use 1/2 cup skin milk and 1/2 cup nonfat yogurt then add whatever fruit I think sounds good! I'll add some peanut butter or protein powder if I want some extra protein.

    I never through of adding peanut butter - what a good idea. that will be my breakfast tomorrow
  • iambatman41
    iambatman41 Posts: 37
    GLOW GREEN SMOOTHIE
    Whole Foods 365 - Frozen Pineapple Chunks, 0.5 cup (140g)
    Webber Natural Ground Flax Seed - Ground Flax Seed, 2 Tbsp
    Banana - Medium - Peeled (7-8 Inches Length), 1 - medium
    Water - Municipal, 2.5 cup (8 fl oz)
    Dole - Frozen Fruit - Sliced Peaches, 0.67 cup (140 g)
    Kale - Raw, 1.5 cup, chopped
    Met-Rx - Protein Plus Powder - Vanilla, 2 scoop (28.5g)

    CALORIES CARBS FAT PROTEIN FIBER SODIUM
    Total: 504 61 8 55 11 198
    Per Serving: 252 31 4 28 6 99
  • pippiagain
    pippiagain Posts: 19
    1 c. milk (low fat)
    1 ripe banana
    Blend, then add 3 large frozed strawberries and blend until very thick. Sometimes I add a packet of Sun Crystals.
  • jjw308
    jjw308 Posts: 8
    8oz Silk coconut milk
    1/2 - full banana (I prefer frozen)
    1-2 handfuls of fresh spinach
    plus any other fruit you want - I mix it up so I'm not having the same thing every day
    pineapple, strawberries, peaches, etc -- just one or a combo if you're feeling frisky

    I like all my fruit frozen so the smoothie has a thick milk shake consistency. And if your mornings are as hectic as mine, I found that investing in a Cuisinart mixer was well worth it! You blend the smoothie in the cup you drink from, remove the blade attachment, and put on a travel lid. Love it!!
  • Daytonsmommy
    Daytonsmommy Posts: 162 Member
    I just started using this recipe:

    1-2 c spinach
    1/2 c frozen blueberries
    1 banana
    1-1.5 c light vanilla soy milk
    1 scoop vanilla protein powder
    Ice

    Total calories around 340 cals
  • ElizmaKnowles
    ElizmaKnowles Posts: 43 Member
    2 bananas
    150g frozen blueberries
    150g frozen raspberries
    1 mango
    375 ml fruit juice (apple/mango/guava)

    Makes about 6 x 250ml smoothies, keeps VERY well in the fridge and 105 calories each.

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