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For your healthy sipping pleasure: an everyday Strawberry Blueberry Smoothie. It’s refreshing, made with simple ingredients like frozen strawberries, blueberries, and almond milk, plus it’s super satisfying thanks to the addition of Greek yogurt. Best of all, it will leave you feeling more positive about your day…and about yourself too!

A healthy strawberry blueberry smoothie made with good for you strawberries and blueberries, almond milk, and yogurt, poured in a glass

Finding easy, never-fail ways to appreciate and be kind to yourself is harder than it should be. One trick that always works for me: I make a smoothie. I call this the smoothie effect.

Recipes like this healthy strawberry blueberry smoothie leave me feeling fabulous about the day ahead, my health, and even myself for taking the time to prepare a wholesome breakfast. It’s easy work—this smoothie requires just five minutes and minimal ingredients, most of which I already have in my freezer or refrigerator.

We all can and deserve to enjoy the smoothie effect.

Whether you want a lean green kale pineapple smoothie, a creamy oatmeal smoothie, a blueberry banana avocado smoothie, or prefer to keep it simple with a classic strawberry smoothie, there’s a recipe to suit every craving (and, every freezer/refrigerator situation).

The more smoothie recipes you try, the more you’ll develop a sense of your own tastes. You may even recognize, like I do, that adding extra nutrients like spinach in this Blueberry Spinach Smoothie doesn’t change the delicious taste!

If you like your smoothies fruity, filling, and high in nutrients, with a short, uncomplicated ingredient list, then today’s strawberry blueberry smoothie will be a fast favorite for you!

A healthy strawberry blueberry smoothie made with good for you strawberries and blueberries, cinnamon, almond milk, and yogurt in a glass

How to Make a Simple, Delicious Strawberry Blueberry Smoothie

This smoothie recipe calls for only a few ingredients. You won’t need to visit a specialty store to make it!

The ingredients like strawberries and blueberries are good for you and offer a wide range of vitamins and nutrients. This healthy breakfast smoothie is a wholesome addition to your day.

The Ingredients

  • Almond Milk. For the smoothie to blend properly, you need a liquid base. I love almond milk both its mildly nutty, creamy texture but you can use any milk you like or have on hand.
  • Frozen Strawberries and Blueberries. I prefer using frozen ones, so that my smoothie is satisfyingly thick and creamy. If you buy frozen fruit at the grocery store, double-check that it does not contain any added sugars.
  • Vanilla Greek Yogurt. Nonfat vanilla Greek yogurt adds extra protein to the smoothie, making it more filling. Also, vanilla is delicious, especially with berries.
    • If you’d like to make this strawberry blueberry smoothie without yogurt, swap it for a few extra pieces of fruit for thickness. To make sure the smoothie stays filling, consider replacing the protein in the yogurt with chia seeds or protein powder.
  • Cinnamon. My secret smoothie ingredient, especially when it comes to blueberry smoothies! Its touch of warmth makes this smoothie stand out among the other blueberry and strawberry smoothie recipes you may have tried. (If you love cinnamon, be sure to check out this creamy Blueberry Smoothie as well.)

You may have noticed that this strawberry blueberry smoothie is made with no banana. I do like banana in smoothies and often add it, but it can be a little overpowering. Leaving the banana out of this recipe allows the flavors of the berries to shine purely.

Optional Ingredient Add-Ins

This smoothie is delicious as is, but feel free to doctor it up with extra ingredients if you like. A few of my favorite additions:

  • Spinach. You won’t be able to taste it! If you are serving this smoothie to picky eaters, the spinach will turn it a less pleasant color, so I’d suggest pouring the smoothie into an opaque cup if you’d like to hide the addition. (This Strawberry Spinach Smoothie is a great recipe with spinach.)
  • Protein Powder. If I’m having my smoothie post workout or want a breakfast smoothie that is extra filling, I like to add a scoop of vanilla protein powder (chocolate would be yummy in this recipe too).
  • Chia Seeds. These little powerhouses of nutrients add fiber and are almost imperceptible in smoothies.
  • Nut Butter. A tablespoon of almond butter or peanut butter adds healthy, sustaining fats and makes the smoothie more filling.
Frozen fruit and yogurt in a blender for making good for you strawberry blueberry smoothie

The Directions

  1. Grab a high powered blender, and add your almond milk first (this is also when you should add spinach, if you’d like to include it). Then, toss in your strawberries, blueberries, Greek yogurt, and cinnamon.
  2. Blend it until smooth. If you prefer a thinner smoothie, add in a bit more milk. If you prefer your smoothie thick, toss in a few ice cubes.
  3. Serve, sip, and enjoy the realizing that something this good for you can taste this good too.

Tips to Thicken Your Smoothie

I love my smoothies nice and thick, as I think it makes them more satisfying. This recipe is already fairly thick, but if you’d like to thicken your smoothie even more, here are a few tips:

  • Blend in a few cubes of ice after you mix your main ingredients until you reach your desired consistency.
  • For thickness and added flavor, try blending in an extra handful of frozen fruit.
  • You can also try adding in 1 tablespoon of chia seeds. After a few minutes, these little nutrient-rich seeds will soak up some of the excess liquid and thicken the smoothie.
Good for you strawberry blueberry smoothie in a glass with cinnamon

Recipe Adaptations

  • As the recipe is written, this smoothie is gluten free.
  • For a vegan strawberry blueberry smoothie, use almond milk. Swap the yogurt either for additional fruit (plus almond butter or vegan protein powder to make it more filling) or use a non-dairy yogurt.

Blender Notes and Recommendations

  • I recently purchased a new high-powered blender and absolutely love it (I actually bought a certified refurbished version directly from the manufacturer, which reduced the price).
  • You do not need a high-dollar blender to make this strawberry blueberry smoothie. If you use a high powered blender (like the one I listed above), your smoothie will have a finer, more even consistency, but you can certainly make this recipe in a regular blender too. If your smoothie is too thick to blend, add more almond milk (you can even supplement this strawberry blueberry smoothie with water in a pinch).
  • I owned this more economical option for a while. While it doesn’t get things as smooth as quickly as a high-powered blender or come with the same bells and whistles, it’s a good option for the price.
  • I sip my smoothies through these stainless steel straws. They make everything you drink through them from smoothies, to iced tea or iced coffee, to even water taste extra refreshing. I also keep a few in my purse for when I’m out and about, so I don’t need to ask for a plastic or paper straw.

More Favorite Smoothies

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Strawberry Blueberry Smoothie made with good for you ingredients like strawberries, blueberries, and no banana

Grab your blender, and let’s bask in that healthy smoothie glow!

Strawberry Blueberry Smoothie

4.95 from 20 votes
A simple, healthy Strawberry Blueberry Smoothie made with almond milk, frozen berries and yogurt. Delicious, low calorie, and so fast and easy! Kids love it too.

Prep: 5 minutes
Total: 5 minutes

Servings: 1 Large smoothie (20 ounces)

Ingredients
  

  • 3/4 cup unsweetened almond milk
  • 1 cup frozen strawberries about 10 medium/large berries
  • 1/2 cup frozen blueberries
  • 1 5-ounce container nonfat vanilla Greek yogurt
  • ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
  • Optional additions: a scoop of protein powder chia or flax seeds, honey, or pure maple syrup for extra sweetness

Instructions
 

  • Place all of the ingredients in a high powered blender in the order listed: almond milk, strawberries, blueberries, yogurt, and cinnamon. Blend until smooth.
  • If you’d like a thinner smoothie, splash in a bit more milk. For a thicker smoothie, add a few handfuls of ice. Enjoy immediately, or place in an airtight jar and refrigerate for a few hours.

Notes

  • TO MAKE AHEAD: If you make this smoothie ahead of time, store it in a glass container with airtight lid for 1 to 2 days. 

Nutrition

Serving: 1smoothieCalories: 117kcalCarbohydrates: 23gProtein: 3gFat: 3gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 1mgSodium: 246mgPotassium: 277mgFiber: 5gSugar: 15gVitamin C: 92mgCalcium: 248mgIron: 1mg

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Hi, I'm Erin Clarke, and I'm fearlessly dedicated to making healthy food that's affordable, easy-to-make, and best of all DELISH. I'm the author and recipe developer here at wellplated.com and of The Well Plated Cookbook. I adore both sweets and veggies, and I am on a mission to save you time and dishes. WELCOME!

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  1. I love all of your smoothie recipes, thank you Erin. Another trick for if you don’t have yogurt on hand is to sub it with cottage cheese…sounds wierd, but it blends up smooth and adds creaminess and protein as well.5 stars

    1. Thank you SO much for sharing this kind comment and helpful tip, Christina! I’ll definitely have to try that out!

  2. Do you have a favorite Protein Powder that you recommend? There are so many and I want to make sure I’m picking the healthiest option!

    1. Lissa, I usually opt for whey protein powder. About Time and Optimum Nutrition (sold and GNC) are two I purchase often. For a plant-based option, Bob’s Red Mill is great. Ben my husband likes plant-based Vega (it has lots of other vitamins too, but the flavor of that one weirds me out a little, just a heads up!). A lot of places will let you return something if you don’t like it, so you can always try one out to see if you like it.

  3. My new favorite smoothie. The cinnamon gives it a nice flavor and I added a scoop of coconut water protein powder.5 stars

  4. How much do I even put in. All recipes should have something to tell you how much to put in to not cause confusion.

    1. Hi Sharon! If you scroll down to the recipe card or click the “Jump To Recipe” button at the top of the page, you can find all the ingredient amounts and instructions. I hope this helps!

  5. All your smoothies are soooooooo good, and this one is no exception! I swapped the Greek yogurt for vanilla Skyr, for even more protein ?5 stars

  6. I did a half size one with rice milk instead of Almond milk as that is what I had in and it was divine! Will be doing this again. That little touch of cinnamon is a winner.5 stars

    1. Hi Abigail! I actually covered this in the post. Yes, you can swap it with a few extra pieces of frozen fruit. Hope you enjoy it!

  7. I recently discovered your smoothie recipes when I wanted to begin making smoothies for breakfast. None of the recipes have disappointed me and this one has become one of my favorites! I add a little honey and peanut butter to it and it’s perfect. Thank you for sharing these!5 stars

  8. I love this smoothie I add 1/4 cup of oats with a 1/4 tsp vanilla essence. This is my breakfast. Love it!!!!5 stars

  9. I really like this smoothie! I’m not a real big fan of berry smoothies; but I went ahead and tried it as is. The next time I made it, I added 1/4 cup of quick oats(like in your banana oatmeal smoothie) and for me, it made all the difference. It will be one of my regulars now. ❤️❤️❤️5 stars

    1. Hi Sally! You could try using nondairy yogurt. You could also try using frozen bananas, they help make your smoothies creamy. Hope this helps!