Highest Rated Recipes

After years of experimentation we have compiled an extensive list of amazing smoothie recipes. You can browse by a specific category from the left hand menu, search by a specific ingredient with our search bar, or sort by the following...

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Cucumber Mint Mocktail Smoothie

Cucumber Mint Mocktail Smoothie Recipe

Keep skin healthy in summer or winter with the complexion-enhancing benefits of cucumbers. Add mint to the mix to fight bad bacteria and cellular oxidation. Mint has also been shown to relieve symptoms of IBS, and to keep airways open for smooth breathing. Overall, this smoothie is very low in calories and carbohydrates, and an excellent source of vitamin C.

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Rating: 
5
Average: 5 (2 votes)

Lemon Lime Melon Smoothie

Lemon Lime Melon Smoothie Recipe

Make your own healthy lemon-lime soda smoothie! Lemon and lime juice are acidic when they go in but actually have an alkalizing effect on the body’s pH after digestion. Melons are full of juice with the right balance of electrolytes and nutrients to hydrate your cells perfectly. Watermelon is also one of the few fruits containing lycopene, a super antioxidant. This smoothie is refreshing in the summer or just after a strenuous workout and is high in vitamins A and C. At only 77 calories per serving, this smoothie recipe is the ideal replacement for lemon-lime soda, which, in a 12 oz serving, provides no nutritional value but contains 100 calories.

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Rating: 
5
Average: 5 (2 votes)

Tofu Lychee Smoothie

Tofu Lychee Smoothie Recipe

The delicate flavor of lychee fruit blends perfectly with the sweetness of pineapple juice, which adds flavor to the soft tofu. If you cannot find fresh lychee, the canned variety works in smoothie recipes too. Make sure to remove the skin and the stone from the lychees before blending. Lychees are a good source of copper, and pineapple is a good source of manganese. Copper and manganese are both components of the superoxide dismutase enzyme. The SOD enzyme fights free radicals in the body, keeping you young and healthy. So enjoy this delicate smoothie recipe and know that you have discovered the fountain of youth.

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Rating: 
5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Red Bull Energy Smoothie

Red Bull Energy Smoothie Recipe

This smoothie recipe is a little nontraditional and contains the commercial beverage Red Bull with caffeine and taurine, which have been shown in some studies to enhance athletic performance and to improve concentration. One of nature’s most abundant energy sources are carbohydrates, so to enhance the energy beverage, this recipe includes fruits that are high in carbs. Also, water is important to keep blood pressure up and blood flowing, so the fruits in this smoothie are also high in water. Red Bull contains added B vitamins, which enhance cellular energy production. You will not believe how good this smoothie tastes!

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Rating: 
5
Average: 5 (1 vote)

Blueberry Smoothie

Blueberry Smoothie Recipe

This smoothie is strictly for the blueberry lover. Because blueberries can be expensive even when purchased frozen we recommend adding other fruit with a neutral flavor such as an apple and banana. Our blueberry smoothie recipe is a unique alternative to the other common flavors and a healthful antioxidant powerhouse. Just don't come running back to us when the Oompa Loompas have to press you after you start turning blue.

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Rating: 
4.857145
Average: 4.9 (14 votes)

Kiwi Strawberry Smoothie

Kiwi Strawberry Smoothie Recipe

Make sure to use ripe fruit for this smoothie since kiwis and strawberries are both tart before ripening due in part to their high vitamin C content. The frozen yogurt sweetens and dulls the tartness providing an exotic-tasting snack or dessert. Kiwifruit is native to China, and is now cultivated in many other countries such as India and Italy. Once a delicacy and rare, it is now a common fruit in many Western households. The easiest way to remove the skin is to slice the kiwi in half and then run a spoon around the edges rather than trying to peel it.

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Rating: 
4.75
Average: 4.8 (4 votes)

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