Name: Blueberry Banana Smoothie
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 1 banana; 1 cup fresh OR frozen blueberries; 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt; 1/2 cup milk; 1/4 cup rolled oats; 4 ice cubes (optional for a creamier/colder smoothie; recommended if using fresh blueberries)

glass with purple smoothie on a wooden board next to fresh bananas

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5 from 2 votes

Yield: small-medium smoothies

Ready In: 5 mins

This is one of our favorite smoothies: Sweet banana, delicious blueberries, fiber-rich oats and creamy yogurt come together into one healthy, kid-friendly breakfast drink (or snack!) that only takes a few minutes to whip up.

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Ingredients

▢ 1 banana
▢ 1 cup fresh OR frozen blueberries
▢ 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt
▢ ½ cup milk
▢ ¼ cup rolled oats
▢ 4 ice cubes (optional for a creamier/colder smoothie; recommended if using fresh blueberries)

Prep Time: 5 mins

Ready In: 5 mins

Instructions

Place all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth and creamy. Serve right away or chill in the fridge for up to 2 hours.

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Nora’s Tips

Blender: If you don’t have a high-power blender, make sure to let frozen blueberries thaw on the counter for 10-15 minutes before using. If using ice, crush it before adding to a non-high powdered blender.

Load blender right: If you use frozen ingredients, add the liquids (milk and yogurt here) first, then add the frozen ingredients on top to make it easier on your blender. I thawed the berries for the recipe video, because I wanted them to be the first ingredient you see.

Ingredient Notes:

Milk: Any fat percentage works, but you can also use a dairy-free alternative like almond milk. Unsweetened vanilla almond milk would be great here.

Yogurt: Greek vanilla is my favorite, but regular vanilla works, too. So do plain Greek, plain vanilla or blueberry flavored. For a dairy free alternative, add another large banana (or use df yogurt).

Berries: Fresh or frozen work. FYI, I always rinse frozen berries really well before adding them to a smoothie, because hygiene.

Oats: Leave them out if you want to, but I love the flavor (and fiber) they add. Plus they make a thicker smoothie.

Banana: If you don’t like bananas, use another ½ cup yogurt and another ½ cup blueberries instead.