Since cooler weather is on the way for many of you, I figured a recipe roundup post featuring some of my favorite smoothie recipes would be a good one to sneak in before the thought of a cold smoothie is no longer appealing.
Recipe Roundups are a monthly feature that began on Peanut Butter Fingers a few months ago as a way for me to highlight past PBF recipes that may have fallen to the wayside over the course of my nearly three years of blogging.
Past recipe roundup posts include:
- Granola Recipe Roundup
- Pumpkin Recipe Roundup
- Salmon Recipe Roundup
- Healthy Pancake Recipe Roundup
- Banana Recipe Roundup
- Oatmeal Recipe Roundup
- Barley Recipe Roundup
- Chicken Recipe Roundup
- Peanut Butter Recipe Roundup
Enjoy!
Smoothie Recipe Round Up
- Tutorial: How to Make a Healthy Smoothie
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I love your recipe round-ups! I like smoothies a lot, but always feel like I don’t have time to make them during the work week. Any tips on making a quick smoothie? Thanks Julie!
I feel the same way! I don’t have time for blender dishes in the morning. I tried making them the night before and putting them in the freezer, but the texture got kinda weird…
Oh-no! Don’t tell me summer is almost over. I’m trying to hold on to it as long as I can! I know you’re coming my way (to Hawaiʻi), and the weather has still been incredibly summer-like, so I can still pretend for a while! 🙂 I can probably smoothie-it-up for another month or two.
I love your recipe roundups, by the way! I love the fact that your recipes are not 40-ingredients plus! They’re do-able for a kitchen novice like myself, but yummy enough to fake people out. LOL
Your smoothies always look soooo good! I used to eat one every day last summer but I haven’t made one in ages, maybe I’ll give one of these a try!
I can no longer read the word smoothie without pronouncing it in my head like David Beckham….”smoooovie.”
loooove smoothies! I’m going to miss them as my breakfast come fall.. but I must admit, I do miss a hot breakfast 🙂
Love all the smoothie recipes! I need to eat more smoothies!!
these all look delicious! i’m going to cram in as many smoothies as possible before i leave for college – i’m bringing a magic bullet with me, but i’ll be making a lot of really simple smoothies since i won’t be buying a lot of different ingredients!
I love the idea of using coffee in a smoothie (to make a healthy version of a frappacino), but I always forget!!! Your mocha smoothie reminded me that I have to do it.
Your smoothies look great! I have yet to find one that I like. So I think I’ll try some of your recipes 🙂
mmmmmm I’m drooling!
YAY! I love smoothies! They are the bomb & I have been drinking at least one daily for the past 4 months! Hah 🙂
I love your smoothie recipes! Can I put in a suggestion for the next one?! –> Key Lime Pie! I have yet to find one that I LOVE. Care to help me out? haha.
What I mean is, without the protein powder. I find that it makes my smoothies gritty… or maybe I just don’t use a good brand of protein powder? It’s plant-based (no whey) so maybe that’s why…
You must have read my mind! I bought almond milk (for the first time EVER to make overnight oats) yesterday along with. (drumroll please….) frozen fruit! Looks like a smoothie is a must today! 🙂
Smoothies are quite possibly my favourite summer breakfast. I usually go for a chocolate-peanutbutter-banana flavour…so good 🙂
I love making smoothies! But I made the mistake of making one for my husband. Now he keeps asking me to make him smoothies all the time! He is convinced he couldn’t be taught to make one himself. I think he just likes having a smoothie bar in his own home! Complete with 24/7 bartender!! haha…=)
I love these recipe roundups. I need to look at your PB one stat. I have about 30 jars of pb at my house. Don’t ask….
Thanks for sharing these! I’m always in need of new smoothie ideas. The only problem I ever have is finding a protein powder I actually like! PS thanks for linking to that “How to make a healthy smoothie” post! I don’t think I had seen that before.
I love all the smoothie recipes, but I was wondering if there was a substitute for the creaminess that the frozen banana adds? I don’t really like bananas, but I know that they give smoothies a creamy consistency!
Hi Gabby! Not sure if this will help you, but I find that full fat coconut milk from the can really makes ANYTHING SMOOTH AND CREAMY~only if you enjoy the taste though 🙂 Or even almond butter since it’s so neutral tasting when it’s in food/drinks.
Thanks so much for your suggestions! I’ll definitely try those! I assume I would have to just add ice also to replace the “frozen” part of the bananas right?
you’re welcome Gabby! 😀 Yes, maybe about 2 cubes would be good…OR instead, you can freeze the coconut milk in an ice tray and dunk it into the blender and whirl away~weeeee
<3 this! you rock, ellie!
Oh wowww that ice cream smoothie looks out of this world!
Love the idea of this blog post!
In Australia, today is officially the first day of Spring so I will be trying these smoothies soon!
I can’t find your Banana Cheesecake Smoothie recipe 🙁 When I select the link you listed above for it, it brings me to another smoothie page but still can’t fine the recipe for that one..its sounds so GOOD!
so sorry! just updated the link!
That banana cheesecake smoothie is calling my name; no matter what the weather is! 😉
Found it!
My blender broke 6 months ago, and this post reminded me of how much I miss smoothies after a long, hot run. The banana cheesecake one should be my first to try when I remember to buy another blender. Thanks for all the good recipe ideas!
This is perfect timing as the weather is starting to heat up in Australia. These look great, thank you!
These recipe roundups are a great feature! I don’t know if you’re interested in suggestions, but I’d love to see a roundup featuring goat cheese in the future. I love it but never use it as anything other than a plain ol’ pizza or salad topping, and you always seem to incorporate it in such creative ways!
oooooh! AWESOME idea! just wrote it down. 🙂 thanks, julie.
It’s funny you posted this today, I was just looking at your smoothie recipes last night!
What is your favorite protein powder?
These all sounds so yummy! I’ll definitely be trying some of them out this weekend!
If you’re ever looking for an alternative to xanthan gum for thickening, I La La La LOVE using “Super Seed” (made by Garden of Life). It’s a ground Chia Seed based powder that adds fiber and thickens with the power of Chia!
Love! I’m dying to try the Banana Cheesecake smoothie, but can’t find the recipe when I click on the link.
ah! so sorry! just updated the post w/ the correct link. here ya go: https://www.pbfingers.com/2012/08/19/banana-cheesecake-smoothie/
All those recipes look amazing especially the banana cheesecake one, that one goes on my to-try list 😉
I made my first ever smoothie yesterday, inspired by this post! It was chocolate, peanut butter, and banana (with a few dates thrown in for good measure, and some milk to get stuff moving). You were the inspiration! So thanks.
Wow, Julie – this looks so yummy!
I wanted to let you know about this upcoming 7-day smoothie challenge 🙂
http://therealfoodrunner.blogspot.com/2012/08/back-to-school-green-smoothie-challenge.html
oh awesome! i wish i could participate, but we’ll be away on vacation w/o access to a blender. :/ sounds awesome though!
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