Vitamix Smoothie Recipe Requirements
I require every Vitamix smoothie recipe to have at least one vegetable for each fruit, otherwise there is just too much sugar (though we will occasionally make a fruit-only smoothie as a dessert on a designated dessert day).
I also require every Vitamix smoothie recipe to have some kind of protein component, be it whey protein powder, non-fat yogurt, Shakeology, and even cottage cheese (though I wouldn’t recommend that last one).
Vitamix Smoothie Recipe Ingredients
- 1/6 cup non-fat Greek yogurt (or Tropical Strawberry Shakeology)
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/3 cup sliced strawberries
- 1/3 cup of purple grapes
- 1/3 cup raspberries
- 1/3 cup steamed mixed veggies (corn, green beans, peas, carrots)
- 1/3 cup ice
- 1 teaspoon of Truvia
Vitamix Smoothie Recipe Directions
Put water and mixed veggies in Vitamix and blend on low till smooth. Add strawberries, grapes, raspberries, and Truvia and blend till smooth. Finally, add ice and blend on a higher setting until smooth. Makes one and a half cups worth of smoothie.
Vitamix Smoothie Recipe Ratings
Gigi – “Delicious”
Myla – “B”
Matthew – 8 / 10
*Gigi is our 4-year-old, Myla is our 7-year-old, and I am our 12-year-old (at heart anyway).
Vitamix Review
I want you to forget everything you thought you knew about blenders because you’ve been misled, duped, snowed, tricked into thinking you owned one. What you own would like to be a blender. It may even have the word “blender” on it. It probably has the similar shape, spinning blades, and the noise of a blender… but it’s not… not really. It’s like the difference between someone who plays golf and someone who is a golfer. Your gadget might blend, but it’s not a blender.
Enter the true protagonist, the Vitamix. Here’s what it’s not: Pretty, small, or quiet. Let’s call a spade a spade. This thing was not designed by Apple. It takes two hands to lug around. And it could wake your neighbors. But it’s all worth it. Why? Continue reading Vitamix Review…