Savor the flavors of the season with a Vanilla Pumpkin Smoothie, a delightful concoction that captures the essence of autumn in a glass. Blending together the richness of your preferred milk, frozen pumpkin, and a touch of vanilla or salted caramel protein powder, this smoothie promises a velvety texture with every sip. Elevate the nutritional content with a dose of optional fiber from husk, chia, or flax.
Embrace the fall spices by adding pumpkin pie spice, a dash of pink salt, and a hint of cloves for a warm and comforting aroma. For a finishing touch, smear nonfat Greek yogurt on the sides of the cup, creating a visually appealing and creamy treat. Revel in the seasonal delight of a Vanilla Pumpkin Smoothie.
INGREDIENTS
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1 c milk of choice
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1/4 can of pumpkin, frozen
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1 serving The Peachie Spoon Vanilla Protein or salted caramel protein
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1-2 T husk/chia/flax (optional extra fiber)
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1/2 c ice
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1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
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dash pink salt
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dash cloves
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⅓ c nonfat greek yogurt (smeared on sides of the cup)
STEPS
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Add ingredients in order listed through cloves to the blender and blend well.
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Smear yogurt in your cup or bowl and pour smoothie over it. Topped mine with a little granola, unsw coconut, and pumpkin seeds for my healthy fats. If omitting the toppings, add 1-2 T of nut butter, unsw coconut flakes, frozen coconut, or 1/2 avocado to your smoothie for fats.
Notes: I love fall and pumpkin everything so as a prep, I will freeze a can of pumpkin by breaking it into 1/4’s and freeze in baggies. Straight from the can works too but frozen will make a thicker, more creamy smoothie.
🍑 Nourishment Breakdown
PROTEIN powder, yogurt
FAT pumpkin seeds, unsw coconut, granola
FIBER psyllium husk, pumpkin
CARB/STARCH pumpkin
Macros: 420cal/16fat/19carb/9fiber/42pro
1 comment
I’m looking forward to trying this recipe as I love every one of your smoothies that I’ve made so far!
I was just wondering about the pumpkin puree – is this supposed to say 1/4cup of pumpkin? Otherwise, how much would a 1/4can be (what size can)?
Thanks!
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thepeachiespoon replied:
I use the 15 oz can but 1/4 of a cup or 1/4 of a can would both work great!