3 Easy Smoothie Recipes For A Healthy Morning Routine

Here I’m sharing non-dairy, super-simple, and incredibly tasty 3 Easy Smoothie Recipes For A Healthy Morning Routine. I’ve included calorie counts to show you how you can pack a load of calcium, nutrients and protein into a frothy shake for only around 300 calories.

Mornings can be a little crazy. Now that my eldest is back in school, there are times when I barely have time to get myself dressed and ready for the day. When I’m feeling overrun by errands and my “to do” list, I’ve found that it’s more important than ever to make certain I get an energy packed breakfast. I want to have a healthy routine and I want to model a healthy routine for my kids.

So what is a mamma to do? Enter the healthy protein and fruit smoothie for breakfast.

Now, you may be thinking, well how can a shake be breakfast? Well, for starters, it’s not just a shake. These drinks are packed with calcium thanks to Silk’s 45% of your daily allowance of calcium per serving. Plus, with the addition of dairy-free yogurt, fresh fruit, and protein powder, these smoothies pack a wallop when it comes to energy and nutrients. And if you are counting calories, just stick with the unsweetened Silk Almondmilk variety. At only 30 calories for 1 cup. it’s one of the leanest ways you can get calcium into your diet. Like it sweeter? Add a stevia pack.

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3 Easy Smoothie Recipes For A Healthy Morning Routine

Just to give you a little variety, I’m going to share with you 3 Easy Smoothie Recipes For A Healthy Morning Routine. The ingredients are super simple, Silk Unsweetened Almondmilk, Silk Coconutmilk, Silk dairy-free yogurt alternative, fresh pineapple, strawberries, and blueberries, peanut butter, stevia, and your favorite non-dairy protein powder (you can go with soy, hemp, rice, or pea powder for a plant-based protein). If you like to mix-it-up, have alternative berries on hand – like blackberries.

I got into making smoothies two years ago when my mom bought me a Nutribullet blender. It makes super quick work of smoothies like these and it comes clean easily in the dishwasher.

Strawberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Strawberries are technically my absolute favorite when it comes to smoothies. I love the aroma of strawberries and the crisp clean taste. They make almost any smoothie an oasis for my taste buds.

Now the key to drinking smoothies in the morning is prepping ahead the night before. You’ll want to wash any fruit you are using and trim and cut off stems or remove seeds from fruit if applicable.

Ingredients for a Strawberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

1 Cup of Silk Unsweetened Almondmilk
1 Scoop (1 oz.) soy protein powder
1/2 container Silk Dairy-Free Yogurt
1 cup of Strawberries
1 Stevia packet (optional)

Directions for a Strawberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Combine everything in a blender. I love my Nutribullet. Add 1/2 cup of ice if desired. Serve with a fresh strawberry or two. Enjoy!

Blueberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Now, blueberries are a meatier fruit and will leave some pulp in the glass. But you can’t beat their antioxidant superpowers and their sweet flavor lends a taste of the tropics to every sip.

You can combine your blueberries and yogurt with Silk Coconutmilk or Silk Unsweetened Almondmilk, either is fine, it just depends on the flavor you like, and if you are counting calories (the unsweetened variety has only 30 calories per glass).

Ingredients for a Blueberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

1 Cup of Silk Unsweetened Almondmilk
1 Scoop (1 oz.) soy protein powder
1/2 container Silk Dairy-Free Yogurt
1 cup of Blueberries
1 Stevia packet (optional)

Directions for a Blueberry and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Combine everything in a blender. I love my Nutribullet. Add 1/2 cup of ice if desired. Serve with a garnish of fresh fruits. Enjoy!

Peanut Butter and Pineapple and Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Now, my husband and I vacationed in Hawaii for our honeymoon. There I learned to love the taste on Pina Coladas. I also learned that a pineapple based drink tends to be really sweet. And that’s why I added peanut butter to this smoothie. Plus, peanut butter adds loads more protein and adds a certain heartiness to this frothy shake.

I used canned fruit for this smoothie recipe, but you could opt for fresh pineapple. Just make sure to prep it the night before. Pineapple prep is a pretty big undertaking. The husk is tough and you lose a lot of the fruit “peeling” it. I say go with the canned. It makes life a whole lot simpler.

Ingredients for a Peanut Butter and Pineapple Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

1 Tablespoon Smooth Peanut Butter
1 Cup of Silk Coconutmilk
1 Scoop (1 oz.) soy protein powder
1/2 container Silk Dairy-Free Yogurt
1/2 cup chopped pineapple

Directions for a Peanut Butter and Pineapple Non-Dairy Yogurt Smoothie Recipe

Combine everything in a blender. Add 1/2 cup of ice if desired. Serve with a garnish of fresh fruit. Yum – a tasty breakfast for sure!

Strawberry Smoothie Video Tutorial

Feeling inspired? Watch how easy it is to use the Nutribullet on YouTube. This is a slightly different smoothie recipe in the video, but it demonstrates how easy it is to create these smoothies. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel to receive more easy recipes right in your in-box!

Where to find Silk Coconut Original Half Gallon and Silk Almond Unsweet Original Half Gallon

You can find everything you need to create these super-tasty smoothies at Walmart. I found the Silk Coconut Original Half Gallon and Silk Almond Unsweet Original Half Gallon in the dairy case. The fresh fruit can be found in the produce section. You can find protein powders in the pharmacy section. Find even more awesome and amazing recipes by my blogging friends at NurturingAndNutritious.com.

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