![[Recipe] Camomile Tropical Smoothie](https://drinkmehealthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/145297041-AS-camomile-trop_web-627x376.jpeg)
Here we go again, lol! I love coconut and mango! I think it’s a great combo. This was an interesting smoothie for me, though, as I’d never thought to add chamomile tea to any of my recipes before reading this one. The recipe is from Sherrie Castellano at WithFoodAndLove and Sherrie says … I…
Read More![[Recipe] Minty Mocha Almond Butter Smoothie](https://drinkmehealthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/mint-mocha-almond_web-627x376.jpg)
I love chocolate and mint. It is a wonderful combination! This delicious smoothie is a favorite of mine, and of Tara at TrebleInTheKitchen whose recipe we have for you today. (Find the details on the next page.) Cacao/cocoa is a great addition to your smoothies as it’s rich in antioxidants. Add a little coffee…
Read More![[Recipe] Coconut Banana Date Smoothie from 150 Calories](https://drinkmehealthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/coco-bana-date150_web-627x376.jpg)
This smoothie, based on one from Hillary at NutritionNutOnTheRun, is tasty, nourishing, satisfying and healthy. As it is, the recipe is free from dairy and gluten, suitable for vegans and has no added sugar. You won’t even notice the lack of sugar if you use a ripe and spotty banana as a substitute. There’s…
Read More![[Recipe] 4-Ingredient Tropical Green Smoothie Just 100 Cals](https://drinkmehealthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/4-ingred-tropical100_web-627x376.jpg)
Quick, light and refreshing, this tasty smoothie from Kare at KitchenTreaty has just 4-ingredient – 5 if you include a little extra water or ice, but since they add no calories I’m discounting them, lol! Coconut water is great for adding flavor, not to mention it’s sometimes called nature’s energy drink as it’s packed…
Read More![[Recipe] Creamed Blackberry Crumble Smoothie from 140 Calories](https://drinkmehealthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Blackberry140_web-627x376.jpg)
If you are looking for a high-protein content to your smoothies, you’ll find most recipes suggest adding a protein powder to achieve it. These are around 120-150 calories for 20-25 grams of protein. It is a really quick way to do it, but there are conflicting ideas as to whether it’s good for you…
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