Super Easy Clean Eating Smoothies

Smoothies are a wonderful addition to meals and snacks when you are eating clean. 
You can have smoothie during any time of the day, from breakfast to a post-workout 
snack, and there are an endless amount of combinations. Take a look at some of these 
easy smoothie tips and some ideas for putting it all together.

Formula for Making Smoothies

Before starting, here is an easy formula for putting your smoothie together:
Frozen banana or ice + fruit + greens (optional) + yogurt + liquid + optional flavorings
This is a really simple formula that will help you when creating your own smoothies. Of 
course, there are many variations on this as not all smoothies need yogurt and you may 
have just fruit and juice in your smoothie. However, this works great when you really 
aren’t sure what kind of smoothie you want to make. 

Simple Green Smoothie

A green smoothie is ideal for clean eating if the smoothie is replacing a meal because it 
helps to give you more fiber, increases the nutrients, and makes you fuller for longer. A 
good green smoothie includes about a cup of greens, a cup of frozen fruit, ½ frozen 
banana or handful of ice, and some liquid. You can also choose to add a little yogurt, 
but since you have a banana in there, it isn’t required. Here is a fun green smoothie 
recipe:

1 cup of kale and spinach 
1 cup frozen strawberries 
1 cup almond milk 
½ frozen banana

All Berry Smoothie

To simplify it even more, you can have a smoothie with just frozen berries. Bananas that 
are frozen are often used in most smoothies because they not only thicken it up and 
make it to where yogurt isn’t a requirement, but if it’s frozen, you don’t actually need ice. 
That way, if you are using fresh berries, but a frozen banana, your smoothie is cold 
even without the ice. So for a berry smoothie, try this simple combination:

½ cup strawberries 
½ cup raspberries 
½ cup blueberries 
½ frozen banana 
1 cup liquid – milk or juice

Breakfast Smoothie

This is where you can really get creative with it. When your smoothie is for breakfast, 
and you don’t think fruit and veggies is enough to keep you full, add in some other 
ingredients that turn it more into a filling breakfast. For example, you can use oats or 
peanut butter in your smoothie. Try a simple smoothie with:

1 frozen banana 
½ cup oats 
½ cup peanut butter 
1 tbsp maple syrup 
1 cup milk


