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I have a real habit of buying way too much summer fruit. Every week, I get a little carried away, coming home with boxes of peaches and berries, and then spend the rest of the week racing to use them before they turn to mush.
Living in Oklahoma, I’m right in the middle of a summer turf war — peaches roll in from the east (Georgia) and the west (Colorado), and everyone has strong opinions about which is best. For the record, my vote is for Colorado’s Palisade peaches. Yet when it comes to blackberries, my vote is on Florida. They’re big, juicy and packed with flavor. Which is why I think you’re gonna enjoy this blackberry peach smoothie I created from my kitchen fruit basket.

One quick blend and I was hooked. I made it again the very next morning. The peaches keep it sweet, the blackberries add just enough tartness to balance it out, and that deep purple color is honestly gorgeous. It’s cold, refreshing, and exactly what I want to be drinking when the counter’s overflowing with summer fruit. If you’re in the same boat, this one’s for you.
If you’re looking for more summer recipes, try my berry smoothies, Peaches and Cream Smoothie, Peach Smoothie or my Watermelon Smoothie.

Ingredients You’ll Need
- Blackberries: These juicy berries bring a bold, slightly tart flavor and a gorgeous deep-purple color to the smoothie.
- Peach: The sweet, juicy flavor that balances the blackberries perfectly. Fresh peaches are wonderful when they’re in season (just freeze first to chill down the smoothie), but store-bought bag of frozen peaches work, too.
- Banana: My favorite way to naturally sweeten a smoothie. It adds creaminess without needing any added sugar.
- Almond milk: The liquid that brings everything together. You can also check out my recommended almond milk brands.
- Collagen peptides: An easy way to add a little extra protein. They blend right in and let the blackberry and peach flavors shine.

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How to Make Blackberry Peach Smoothie
I love having a few smoothie recipes in my back pocket that I can make without thinking too hard. This blackberry peach smoothie is one of them. It’s quick and made with simple ingredients:

- Add blackberries to the blender.

- Add peach, banana, and almond milk.

- Blend on low, then increase to high until smooth and creamy. Add the collagen peptides.

- Blend again on low until fully dissolved.

- Pour into your favorite glass.

- Top with a few backberries, a sprinkle of hemp seeds, and a sprig of mint, then serve right away.
Recipe Tips
- Blend the blackberries well. Blackberry seeds can be a little stubborn. Let your blender run for an extra 15–20 seconds to get the smoothest texture possible.
- Don’t skip the peach skin. Peach skin blends up beautifully and adds fiber and flavor.
- Make frozen meal prep smoothie packs. Portion the blackberries, peaches, and banana into freezer bags ahead of time. When you’re ready, just add the ingredients and blend.

Blackberry Peach Smoothie
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Ingredients
- 1 cup blackberries
- ½ cup peaches frozen
- 1 cup almond milk
- 1 banana
- 1 serving collagen peptides
Instructions
- Pour the almond milk into a blender. Add the blackberries, peaches and banana and blend on high until smooth.
- Add the collagen peptides and blend on low just until mixed in. Pour into a glass and serve immediately.
Recipe Notes
- Make It Creamy: Swap some of the almond milk for Greek yogurt or a plant-based yogurt.
- Vegan Swap: Collagen isn’t vegan. For a plant-based version, use a scoop of homemade protein powder instead.
- Blender Tip: Blackberry seeds can be gritty in a standard blender, so blend a little longer or use frozen blackberries.
- Storing: Best fresh, but it keeps in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Shake before drinking.





















i use organic milk in all my smoothies. Almond trees are heavily sprayed with pesticide, and are a danger to our bees.
I’m never the person to be contrary, but I had read studies on this.
The smothie is delicious!
So glad you liked the smoothie!