Blueberry Avocado Smoothie

This Blueberry Avocado Smoothie recipe is easy, delicious, full of antioxidants, and great for breakfast, brunch, or a healthy snack. It's Vegan, Low carb, and Keto friendly.

Ingredients to make Blueberry Avocado Smoothie Recipe

You just need very few ingredients to make this healthy blueberry avocado breakfast smoothie.

• Blueberry: I have used frozen wild blueberries, which help to thicken the smoothie. However, you may also use fresh blueberries but make sure to add ice cubes to make it thick.
• Avocado: should be very ripe to get a smooth and velvety texture. Fresh or frozen, both works.
• Milk: I've used almond milk in this smoothie, but you can use dairy, soy, oat, or any other type of milk. You can also use yogurt in place of milk.
• Almond butter: It is added to get extra protein and to make the smoothie rich and creamy. You may also use peanut butter instead of almond butter.
• Ground Flaxseed meal: We like to add ground flaxseed meal for an extra source of protein as well as omega-3 and fiber.
• Sweetener:  add a sweetener of your choices like maple syrup, honey, agave, or dates. It's optional. If you are on a Keto diet, use stevia or monk fruit.

How to Make Blueberry Avocado Smoothie

Add all the ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth. You can also use a High-speed blender like Vitamix Blender, as it makes a super smooth smoothie in a few seconds.

Garnish with some blueberries, mint, and serve immediately.

Blueberry Smoothie Serving Suggestions

Serve this nutrient-rich smoothie as a snack or for a healthy breakfast or a snack. You can enjoy this with sandwiches or pancakes.

Variations & Notes

• For a thick smoothie, always use frozen fruit.
• You can also replace milk with greek yogurt (skip if vegan).
• You can replace seasonal fruits like mango, and strawberries with avocado in this smoothie.
• If you are drinking this smoothie post-workout, add 1 scoop of protein powder and blend.
• To make it healthier, add a handful of fresh spinach or kale and chia seeds while blending.
• You can replace the almond milk with coconut milk or any nut or seed milk of your choice. Dairy milk contains more carbs, so be aware that using dairy will increase the net carb count. 
• Yields 1 large cup or 2 small cups.

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