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Mixed Berry & Greens Smoothie

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The weather is getting warmer, and no-cook, easy recipes for breakfasts, snacks, and post-workout are where it’s at! >Jump to recipe<


In my last post, you learned all about collagen – what it is, how to use it, and more! This week, I’m sharing another tasty way to include collagen as a part of your diet, with this yummy smoothie recipe.

You’ll be getting a nice burst of antioxidants from the frozen berries, as well as incorporating a little bit of green veg, courtesy of the chopped frozen spinach. In fact, this ratio of 2 parts fruit to one part veg is the formula I share with my coaching clients to help them incorporate greens into their smoothies, without it becoming overpowering. Feel free to go 1/2 and 1/2 or more with the greens if it suits you!


Pro Tip: When it comes to making smoothies, use frozen fruits and veggies! Not only is frozen produce typically cheaper than fresh, it also lasts a long time in your freezer without going bad. Additionally, it’s packaged at the peak of freshness, so it’s likely to maintain more of its micronutrient content than its traveled-thousands-of-miles-across-the-country counterparts in the produce section.

 

Mixed Berry & Greens Smoothie Ready in less than 5 minutes Serves 1 person

Ingredients:

Method:

  1. Combine all ingredients in a blender or blender cup.

  2. Blend until well combined.

Notes: This is the perfect smoothie for a warm day, and would be great for breakfast alongside bacon, sausage, or hard-boiled eggs. It could also be enjoyed as a snack, or even as a post-workout beverage. Cheers!

 

As always, thanks for joining me here on the blog! Drop a comment below to let me know what you love to add to *your* smoothies, or if you try this one! And don’t forget to give me a follow over on Instagram, too!

 

Originally published April 4, 2019

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