This Simple Vegan Green Smoothie is a nutrient powerhouse with a blend of spinach, kale, tropical mango, pineapple, creamy banana, and plant-based protein powder. Has loads of ingredients that are anti-inflammatory and that fuel your day and support overall wellness!
Looking for a way to fuel your morning with something healthy, delicious, and full of nutrients? This simple vegan green smoothie is packed with tropical flavors and superfoods. It’s not just a smoothie—it’s a powerhouse of leafy greens, plant protein, and healthy fats. Whether you’re new to making green smoothies or a longtime fan, this recipe will become your daily go-to.
Reasons to include those green leafy veg in your diet:
- Your leafy greens and raw veggies are a superb source of natural fiber (1).
- Leafy greens contain vitamin K, Magnesium, B vitamins, Calcium, and are rich in folic acid, potassium, magnesium, vitamin C, and phytochemicals (2).
- The high levels of vitamin K, Magnesium, and calcium in leafy greens produce osteocalcin, the bone builders.
Greens are a rich source of vitamins and minerals and are most nutritious when consumed raw. When you start your day with a simple green smoothie, you are already consuming a lot of fruits and vegetables. There are loads of speculations this day about what we should or shouldn’t be eating, but one thing all diets can agree on is that dark, leafy green vegetables are a must in your diet! Doing that is upping your daily intake of these essential food types 👍. Beautiful smoothies with nutrient-rich vegetables and unlike juices, retain the beneficial fiber content from whole foods. Smoothies are also an easy way to take in those supplements like protein powder, spirulina, or other powdered supplements just by adding a serving into the blender and you are good to go.
I am generally not a big fan of protein powders as I simply can’t find a plant-based protein that tastes someway palatable. Plus I don’t drink many smoothies and the reason being I simply like to chew my food! This green smoothie is by far my favorite go-to recipe. I use it on the mornings when I simply don’t want to be making anything fancy or when I need to catch up on the blog posts😜😂 In conclusion I hope you give it a go and enjoy it as much as I do 😊
Why This Simple Green Smoothie is a Game-Changer
Energy Boosting: The combination of fruits, maca powder, and plant-based protein provides sustained energy throughout your day.
Gut-Friendly: Flax seeds and ginger aid digestion, making this a perfect breakfast or post-workout snack.
Anti-Inflammatory: Both turmeric and ginger have anti-inflammatory properties that help support recovery and immunity.
Tropical Taste: Mango and pineapple add a naturally sweet, refreshing flavor that masks the bitterness of greens.
If you fancy something delicious besides this smoothie I highly recommend you can try my other breakfast recipes! :
- chickpea scramble
- bean scramble
- tofu scramble
- chocolate pancakes and Nutella pancakes or oat crumble of course!
Simple green smoothie recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup water
- 1 scoop plant protein powder
- 1 cups greens I used spinach and kale ( use what you have)
- ½ cup mango i use frozen
- ½ cup pineaple i use frozen
- ½ medium banana
- 1 tbl super green mix
- 1 tbl flax seeds
- 1 tsp maca powder
- 1 raw brazil nut
- 2 raw walnuts
- ¼ tsp cinamon powder
- slice of tumeric root
- slice of dinger root
Instructions
- Put all your ingredient in to the a blender and blend! That's it 😉 Enjoy
💡 interesting facts:
- Kale contains almost all the best leafy greens can offer. Kale is rich in vitamins A, C, and K, calcium, folate, potassium, and fiber!
- Consumption of approximately 1 serving per day of green leafy vegetables and foods rich in phylloquinone, lutein, nitrate, folate, α-tocopherol, and kaempferol may help to slow cognitive decline with aging (3).
Products used in this recipe :
- https://botanikablends.com.au/collections/best-sellers/products/vanilla-cake-batter-plant-protein
- https://www.naturalife.ie/synergy-organic-super-greens-powder.html
If you want to read more about the reasons why you should eat more greens read here: