Strawberry brings tang, mango brings sweetness and silk: no banana or added sugar needed.
Ingredients
You’ll need: Blender
Method
Add the orange juice, milk and yogurt.
Add the frozen strawberries and mango.
Blend on high until smooth.
Tips
For a layered look, blend half the mango with a little juice separately and pour it in first.
Nutrition per serving, approximate
- Calories
- 300
- Protein
- 17g
- Carbs
- 56g
- Sugar
- 47g
- Fiber
- 6g
- Fat
- 3g
Estimated from standard USDA values for the ingredients listed; brands vary.
Variations
Dairy-free: Use coconut yogurt and coconut milk.
Nutrition at a glance
One serving has about 300 calories, 17 g protein, 6 g fiber and 47 g sugar (mostly from fruit). That makes it a reasonable stand-alone breakfast. Values are estimates from USDA data for the exact amounts listed; swapping milks or yogurts changes them: try our smoothie calorie calculator to check your version.
Make it ahead
Pack the solid ingredients (fruit, greens, seeds, oats) into a freezer bag and freeze for up to 3 months. In the morning, tip the bag into the blender, add the liquid and yogurt, and blend. A blended smoothie keeps in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to 24 hours; shake before drinking. More on smoothie freezer packs.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use fresh fruit?
Yes: add about ¾ cup ice.
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Gear for this recipe
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- Type
- Personal
- Power
- 900 W
- Capacity
- 32 oz cup
- Warranty
- 1 year
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- Type
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- Power
- 1,000 W
- Capacity
- 72 oz
- Warranty
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