Blackberry Strawberry Smoothie

A refreshing blackberry strawberry smoothie made with simple ingredients and no added sugar. This tasty, fruity drink only takes five ingredients and can be made in minutes.

Smoothies are an easy and healthy snack to enjoy all year round, but they are especially delightful in the spring and summer. It seems like there are countless smoothie variations and this purple fruit smoothie really lets the berries shine.

I also love using berries in mocktails like this lemon blueberry kombucha mocktail!

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• Using Frozen Fruit in Smoothies
• Ingredients
• How to make a blackberry strawberry banana smoothie
• Smoothie Tips
• Variations
• Blackberry Strawberry Smoothie

Using Frozen Fruit in Smoothies

Using Frozen fruit in smoothies is a great way to enjoy your favorites when they are out of season, like during the winter months. We find some great organic frozen fruit at costco that is both delicious and very economically priced.

If you want, you can even take fresh fruit and freeze it in stasher bags or other airtight containers to use later. My freezer has frozen blackberries, frozen strawberries, frozen bananas, frozen pineapple, and frozen mango.

Frozen fruit also gives the smoothie a smooth texture that is full of flavor.

Ingredients

• Blackberries. Fresh or Frozen.
• Strawberries. Fresh or Frozen.
• Banana. I recommend using frozen for an extra creamy smoothie. I always have a load of ripe bananas in the freezer for use in smoothies and baked goods like banana bread and banana zucchini muffins.
• Greek Yogurt (plain or vanilla). I like to use full fat or whole milk greek yogurt for the rich creamy taste.
• Liquid of your choice. Water is fine if your fruit is very ripe and flavorful. You can use any liquid you would like here, such as milk, almond milk, oat milk, coconut water, or juice.

See recipe card below for a full list of ingredients.

How to make a blackberry strawberry banana smoothie

Step 3. Blend for 30-60 seconds until smooth. Enjoy in your favorite glass with a straw.

Smoothie Tips

• Add your liquid first. This is my top smoothie making tip that I wish I knew from the start. Always put your liquid in FIRST. This really helps everything blend better and helps to prevent your fruit from getting stuck to the blades.
• If using mostly fresh fruit, you may want to add in a few ice cubes. This well help to ensure your smoothie is thick and cold.

Variations

• Make it dairy free and vegan. Use coconut milk yogurt and keep your liquid water, juice, or a plant based milk for a vegan version.
• Protein Powder. I know people love adding protein powder to smoothies to make them extra filling and nutrient dense. For this blackberry smoothie recipe I would use vanilla protein powder or berry protein powder.
• Spinach. Spinach may change the color a bit, but very little by way of taste. I love adding a cup of lightly packed fresh spinach to smoothies.
• Honey/Maple Syrup. If you find this strawberry blackberry banana smoothie is not sweet enough, try a bit of honey, maple syrup, or stevia, to taste.

Looking for another refreshing drink? Try an Adrenal Cocktail or Kombucha Mocktail.

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