Smoothies are a great way to boost your energy and lose weight! They are full of nutrients that your body needs to keep going and helps keep the dish washing down to a minimum. One of the best things, of course, is that you can drink them on the go. My sister in law recently came over to have a “girls day”. It was nice having some adult interaction…Lord knows I needed it! Before coming over, she made a quick stop at the store to get some ingredients to try out some new smoothie recipes. We made a few different recipes, some good…some, not so much. At one point, there was some dry heaving going on, not gonna lie! Since then, I have been playing around with some different ingredients and found my absolute favorite smoothie recipe! It is also great for nursing mamas, to boost milk supply!
This Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie is the bees knees, y’all! It’s delicious, filling and packed with protein, vitamins, and antioxidants, which makes it a perfect breakfast! This recipe has spinach and kale, which are super-foods, meaning they have a ton of health benefits, including bone health, glucose control, and lowering your risk of cancer and heart disease. I personally love the flavor of greens, but if you don’t, no worries! The banana and peanut butter completely mask the flavor. I even got my husband drinking this, and that is HUGE!
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Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie
Ingredients:
- 1 banana (chopped and frozen)
- 1 TBSP Creamy Peanut Butter
- 1 cup Vanilla Almond Milk
- 1 cup of Fresh Spinach and Kale Mix
- 1 TBSP raw oats
Combine all of the ingredients into the blender and blend until smooth. The frozen bananas chill the smoothie and give it a good texture! Remember, you can replace the peanut butter with a healthier option, like Almond butter.

Plan Ahead for an Easy Week Day Breakfast

For busy weekday mornings, make these freezer smoothie bags! Simply combine fruit, veggies, and oats into a sealed bag. When you’re ready to make your smoothie, empty bag into blender then add the almond milk and peanut butter. You can also add frozen berries or other types of fruits to your bag, to change things up a bit. Planning ahead will make your morning a little less stressful!
That’s a wrap! Like this green smoothie recipe? Let me know in the comments below!
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I make a smoothie very similar to yours! I use more greens, and instead of oats (which are a great idea - thanks!) I add raw coconut and cocoa powder. I will definitely try it with the oats next time. Love smoothies!
Hi Lori! The coconut sounds delicious- I'll have to try that! I use oats to boost my milk supply but they are totally optional. I've noticed I stay fuller longer when I use oats
This looks so good, I love smoothies in the morning time! Meal prepping is such a good idea too because I sometimes get lazy when I'm tired lol
Erika Marie | https://imerikamarie.com
Yes! Smoothies are a great way to ensure you're eating healthy on a busy week day morning!
Wow... Delicious I assume. They are worth trying. Thanks for sharing.
It's so yummy! Thanks for commenting :)
Smoothies are, hands down, the easiest way to get some good nutrition into your kids (and you too). They can be super simple like your recipe (simple is how I roll), or they can get pretty complicated with lots of nutritious add-ins. Either way, they work!
Yes, they absolutely are! I'm not a huge breakfast eater. But smoothies are a great way to ensure I'm getting nutrients in the morning to start my day off right!
Peanut butter? With spinach? Now Iām intrigued!
Sounds crazy but it is so delish! You should try it! š
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