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May 4

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Breakfast Smoothie – Fit Recipe

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I call these ‘breakfast’ smoothies as that’s simply when I have them – with my toast in the morning. They’re super quick and easy to make so are ideal for the mornings when time is limited. You could have it at any time of the day though. Ideal for before or after the gym as it’s quick and easy to digest too.

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I always have a selection of frozen fruit in my freezer along with milk and flavoured yoghurt in my fridge. You can really suit yourself when it comes to flavour combinations. Some of my favourites are listed below. Go with what you have available – or with what’s on special at the supermarket!

Blueberry & Strawberry Breakfast Smoothie Ingredients

½ cup frozen blueberries

½ cup strawberry yoghurt

½ cup skimmed milk

Method

  • Add all the ingredients to the jug of a blender or small cup of a Nutribullet
  • Whiz on full speed for 30-45 seconds
  • Serve immediately

Serves 1

Blueberry & Strawberry Breakfast Smoothie Macros

per serving

grams

% of calories

Protein

11.1

22%

Carbohydrate

33.7

65%

Fat

3.0

13%

Breakfast Smoothie Nutrition Macro Macronutrients blueberry strawberry

Breakfast Smoothie Variations

Like I mentioned earlier, you really can make any variation you like. Suit your own taste, preferences and what you have available. The basic recipe is still the same:

Half a cup of frozen fruit, half a cup of yoghurt and half a cup of milk - easy!

You could also substitute the milk for another variety - HiLo cow's milk, almond milk, etc. The macros will change slightly however the general benefits remain the same.

Mango & Raspberry

½ cup frozen mango

½ cup raspberry yoghurt

½ cup skimmed milk

2 tbsp water*

*the mango gives a much thicker texture so add a splash of water to thin the smoothie out

Raspberry & Vanilla Breakfast Smoothie

½ cup frozen raspberries

½ cup vanilla yoghurt

½ cup skimmed milk

Mixed Berry & Coconut

½ cup frozen mixed berries

½ cup coconut yoghurt

½ cup skimmed milk

Interested in how other breakfast options stack up nutritionally? Check out this meals under the microscope article.

Be sure to leave me a comment below letting me know how you got on with the recipe. And if you want a printable PDF version, just click the orange button above or click here.

Happy blending!

Paul Stokes Perth Personal Trainer Sports Nutritionist Group Fitness Instructor Massage Therapist

About the author

Paul Stokes

Paul Stokes BSc (Hons) is a Certified Personal Trainer, Accredited Sports Nutritionist, qualified Exercise to Music Instructor, Precision Nutrition coach, Massage Therapist and teaches 8 of the Les Mills Group Exercise programs.

He currently works in the Oil & Gas industry as a Wellness Coach, imparting his vast knowledge and experience to improve the quality of life of several hundred offshore workers.

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