Raspberry Avocado Smoothie

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Are you ready for a blend of flavor that brings nutrition and satisfaction in a glass? We present you with the Raspberry Avocado Smoothie, a recipe that is as surprising as it is tasty. With our trusty BlendJet 2, you'll be sipping on this creamy delight in no time.

6 minutes

1 serving

(1-2)

Raspberry Avocado Smoothie

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Are you ready for a blend of flavor that brings nutrition and satisfaction in a glass? We present you with the Raspberry Avocado Smoothie, a recipe that is as surprising as it is tasty. With our trusty BlendJet 2, you'll be sipping on this creamy delight in no time.

6 minutes

1 serving

(1-2)

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INGREDIENTS

  • frozen raspberries

    4 fl. oz

  • avocado

    1 ripe

  • milk (swap with almond or soy milk for a keto-friendly raspberry smoothie)

    3 fl. oz.

  • teaspoons honey or sweetener of your choice

    2-3 teaspoons

  • ice cubes (only necessary with fresh raspberries)

    1-2

  • 1 serving 1-2

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    Instructions

    1. Pour milk into the blender.
    2. Add other ingredients.
    3. Blend for 20-30 seconds for a creamy smoothie.
    4. Splash lemon juice on avocado to prevent browning if not blending immediately.
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    Nutrition

    Calories:

    575

    Fat:

    41.7

    Carbs:

    52.3

    Protein:

    8.2

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    Delicious and Nutritious

    Avocado and Raspberry Smoothie Benefits

    Raspberries are nutritional powerhouses, boasting high levels of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. 

    Avocados, on the other hand, bring in a plethora of health benefits. Despite the common misconception, these fruits are rich in healthy fats, fiber, vitamins K, C, and provide a good amount of potassium and folate. Together, these two make a formidable combination for your wellbeing.

    Because they make the smoothie creamy, avocados are a great way to get a delicious raspberry smoothie without yogurt.

    Raspberry Avocado Smoothie Substitutions

    Taste is personal, and we believe your smoothie should be too! Feel free to make these substitutions to suit your preference or dietary needs.

    1. Milk Substitutes: While our recipe uses traditional dairy milk, you can easily swap this out for a dairy-free alternative. Almond milk, soy milk, oat milk, or even coconut milk can give your smoothie a new twist. If you're following a ketogenic diet, almond or coconut milk can be excellent low-carb options.
    2. Sweetener Alternatives: We've used honey as a natural sweetener in this recipe. However, you can substitute honey with agave syrup, maple syrup, or stevia for a vegan-friendly or sugar-free option. If you like your smoothies naturally sweet, consider adding a ripe banana to the mix.
    3. Avocado Alternatives: Love the creaminess but not a fan of avocado? Greek yogurt can be a great substitute to maintain the creaminess of the smoothie while adding a dose of protein. If you're dairy-free, a spoonful of soaked and blended cashews can achieve a similar creamy effect.
    4. Add-ins: Want to amp up the nutrition factor or play around with the flavor? Feel free to add ingredients like spinach, kale, chia seeds, flax seeds, or whey powder to make a protein-rich raspberry smoothie. You could also consider adding other fruits, such as blueberries or strawberries, for a mixed berry version of this smoothie.

    You can also try our peanut-butter raspberry smoothie that tastes just like a PB&J.

    1. Raspberry Replacements: While we love the tart sweetness of raspberries in this smoothie, feel free to swap them with other berries like strawberries or blackberries. For a tropical twist, try adding mango or pineapple.

    Remember, the best part about making your smoothie is the freedom to adjust the recipe to your liking. Play around with these suggestions until you find the perfect blend that suits your taste buds.

    Raspberry Avocado Smoothie FAQs

    What Does Avocado Add to the Smoothie?

    Avocados enrich your smoothie with a creamy texture and a host of nutrients. Despite their mild flavor, they harmonize well with various fruits, including raspberries.

    Can I Mix Avocado and Milk?

    Pairing avocado with milk can boost your metabolism healthily. It's an excellent way to incorporate iron, calcium, plenty of fiber, and healthy cholesterol into your diet. This duo blends seamlessly into smoothies, allowing you to adjust the consistency to your preference.

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