My epic breakfast smoothie formula has five components

Frozen ripe banana

This is the main compliment, for it has multiple uses. The fruit’s natural sugars serve as a sweetener and freezing it keeps the smoothie cool.

Frozen or fresh fruit

Adding other fruits to the smoothie can enhance the flavor and nutrition. Great additions include berries, mangoes and pineapples.

Oatmeal

This original breakfast food adds fiber and thickness to the smoothie, leaving you full faster and longer.

Milk

Last but definitely not least is the milk. Of course, you know milk helps liquefy your smoothie. Use less milk to create a smoothie bowl. Or use more to sip your smoothie on the way to work.

The type of milk also makes a huge difference. Great types to use include soy, hemp, rice and my personal favorite, almond milk. Normally, I use the unsweetened vanilla almond milk because the fruits have enough sugar for me.

BONUS

To add a little spice to your breakfast smoothie, I recommend additions such as cocoa, cinnamon, matcha green tea, shredded coconut or almond butter. These can make your breakfast smoothie taste more like a dessert, as well as boost the nutritional value. 

Love my smoothie formula but don’t know where to start? Try these two, some of my personal favorites!

1-1 1/2 frozen ripe banana

1/4 cup oatmeal

4-5 strawberries (frozen or fresh)

1/2 tbsp seeds

1- 2 tbsps cocoa powder

A dash of cinnamon

1-2 cups of Milk

A small handful of blueberries (fresh or frozen)

1-1/2 tbsp matcha green tea powder

1/2 tbsp seeds

1-2 cups milk

1. Put all ingredients into a blender.

2. Blend.

3. Pour milk gradually and continue to blend until desired thickness.

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