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This light and tasty Berry Milkshake combines all of the best things a milkshake can have. It is the best recipe for that the kids and adults will enjoy all year long as the perfect breakfast or snack.
Delicious Mixed Berry Smoothie
This Berry Smoothie tastes like a milkshake! It’s such a delicious and easy way to get your fruit for breakfast or snack.
This smoothie can also help you step out of your comfort zone a bit as well. If you’re used to a sweet smoothie, this is great to try and switch it up a little. My daughter had always loved this recipe and I know you and your kids will too. Whether you decide to share it or have it on your own, you will always end up refreshed!
Why you’ll love this recipe
- All ages can enjoy!
- Great way to throw together all you extra frozen fruit!
- You can add extra protein for a more filling meal.
Ingredients Needed
- Milk: You can use any milk you would like – Dairy or Non-Dairy
- Frozen berries: Whatever frozen fruit you have can be thrown in this smoothie!
- Honey or Agave: Optional, but adds some sweetness
- Cookie crumbles: A great topping!
How to make a berry smoothie
- Place 1 cup almond milk, banana, berries, and 1 tablespoon honey into a blender. Blend until smooth. You may need to add more milk and/or stir the mixture partway through blending. All blenders are different and have different power, so the amount of milk needed is dependent on blender strength and your milkshake texture preference.
- Taste the smoothie and add sweetener as desired. Alone it’s not very sweet, so if you want it more ice cream tasting, use sweetener or honey.
- Serve crumbled cookies (like a crust). Makes one large or 2 small servings.
Expert Tips
- When blending your milkshake, you will need to stop and stir throughout because of the amount of frozen fruit in this recipe.
- If you finish blending your milkshake and you want it sweeter, you can go back and add a sweetener (more honey or even use Splenda or a stevia sweetener).
- Buy pre-frozen fruit if you want this smoothie quicker than it would take to freeze fresh fruit!
FAQs
For this recipe milk is best, but smoothies are also great with juice and flavored water!
You can use frozen or fresh berries for this smoothie depending on what you prefer.
Berry Smoothie Recipe
Ingredients
- 1-1½ cups milk
- 1 medium banana
- 2 cups frozen berries
- 1-2 tablespoons of honey or agave syrup or 1-2 packets of sweetener, to taste (optional)
- Cookie crumbles for garnish
Instructions
- Place 1 cup almond milk, banana, berries, and 1 tablespoon honey into a blender. Blend until smooth. You may need to add more milk and/or stir the mixture partway through blending. All blenders are different and have different power, so the amount of milk needed is dependent on blender strength and your milkshake texture preference.
- Taste the milkshake and add sweetener as desired. Alone it’s not very sweet, so if you want it more ice cream tasting, use sweetener or honey.
- Serve crumbled cookies (for the crust). Makes one large or 2 small servings.
Recipe Notes
- Use any kind of milk – regular, fat free, or nondairy (i.e. Almond Milk)
- Use your favorite berries, pre-frozen or your favorite combination. If you have fresh berries, freeze for 2 hours prior to making smoothie.
- Add protein by adding a scoop of your favorite protein powder to the blender in step 1.
I love that you used banana instead of the ice cream .Bon Courage
Love that you used bananas in place of ice cream for a healthier treat! I wish I was sipping on one right now!
A whole wall of milkshake flavors? That sounds crazy…and awesome!!! I love that this has the hidden frozen bananas in place of ice cream…makes me feel better about having 2 shakes. Wink, wink!
I love your summer plans to try every yogurt shop – we are pretty much stuck on menchies…but I am LOVING this shake
Beautiful color; I bet it tasted great.
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