A healthy and refreshing beverage that combines the goodness of strawberries and the tropical delight of coconut. To make this smoothie, begin with a cup of your choice of milk. I used unsweetened almond milk to keep it light. Add a serving of vanilla protein powder for a protein boost, ensuring you start your day with a satisfying drink.
For a fiber-rich and thick texture, incorporate psyllium husk, flaxseeds, or chia seeds (or husk powder), and a dash of pink salt for enhanced flavor. Next, the tropical flair comes in with frozen coconut chunks or unsweetened flakes.
The star of the show, fresh or frozen strawberries, adds a natural sweetness and vibrant color to your smoothie. Frozen yellow squash brings extra creaminess and nutrients, while a scoop of collagen or a bit more vanilla protein enhances the overall nutrition.
This Strawberry Coconut Smoothie is a refreshing and nourishing blend, perfect for breakfast or a quick snack. Sip and enjoy the tropical paradise in a glass!
INGREDIENTS
1 c milk of choice, used unsw almond
1 serving vanilla protein powder
1 -2 T psyllium husk, flaxseeds, or chia seeds (1 T husk powder)
1/4 c frozen coconut chunks or unsw flakes
1/3 c strawberries, fresh or frozen
1 c frozen yellow squash
1 scoop of collagen or 1/2 serving more vanilla protein
Dash of pink salt
STEPS
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Add ingredients to a blender and blend. I usually blend a while and it gets bigger. Add a sprinkle of granola and/or coconut flakes if you want a crunch.
Notes: If using a fresh squash, do ½ c of milk. Yay for veggies you can’t taste.
Strawberry Coconut Smoothie
Ingredients
- 1 c milk of choice, used unsw almond
- 1 serving vanilla protein powder
- 1 -2 T psyllium husk, flaxseeds, or chia seeds (1 T husk powder)
- 1/4 c frozen coconut chunks or unsw flakes
- 1/3 c strawberries, fresh or frozen
- 1 c frozen yellow squash
- 1 scoop of collagen or 1/2 serving more vanilla protein
- Dash of pink salt
Steps
- Add ingredients to a blender and blend. I usually blend a while and it gets bigger. Add a sprinkle of granola and/or coconut flakes if you want a crunch.
- If using a fresh squash, do ½ c of milk. Yay for veggies you can’t taste.
Nourishment Breakdown
Calories
383Fat
10 gStarch/Carbs
24 gProtein
33 gFiber
12 gPROTEIN-powder
FAT-coconut
FIBER-cauliflower, husk/chia/flax
CARB/STARCH-strawberries