I fell in love with smoothies at first sip. While I fully believe in green smoothies, I also love exploring the world of fruit smoothies! Some of the ingredients in these easy smoothie recipes may surprise you yet don’t be afraid to give them a blend! I’ve got healthy fruit smoothie recipes for every tastebud.
Smoothies let you truly blend the rainbow, and I am here for it! If you’re a long-time smoothie drinker, then you may blend the same recipes over and over again. Pick your favorite color below and get blending! You may be surprised by a few flavor combos, and you may fall in love with a new fruit smoothie recipe.
Pink Grapefruit Smoothie
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This grapefruit smoothie is quick, simple, and refreshing. In just 5 minutes, you’ll have a single serving of creamy citrus goodness that balances tart grapefruit with fruity sweetness. It’s a bright, energizing blend that feels like a burst of sunshine in a glass.
This watermelon smoothie is bright, juicy, and perfectly balanced. Sweet watermelon creates a light, hydrating base, while strawberries and cherries add rich berry flavor. Fresh lime finishes it with a zesty citrus pop for a cool, refreshing sip.
This Strawberry Banana Smoothie is the ultimate blend of flavor and nutrition. Sweet strawberries, creamy banana, and hidden cauliflower create a luscious, energizing drink packed with fiber, antioxidants, and omega-3s. It’s a refreshing, guilt-free treat that supports your health—and tastes like dessert in a glass.
This dragon fruit smoothie is bright, refreshing, and naturally sweet with frozen dragon fruit, mango, pineapple, and a splash of lime juice. Almond milk keeps it light and creamy, making this an easy, tropical smoothie perfect for breakfast or a refreshing snack.
This creamy cherry açaí smoothie blends frozen cherries, açaí, banana, and raw cashews into a rich, satisfying drink. With healthy fats and a little plant-based protein, it keeps you full longer while tasting like a smoothie-shop treat—ready in just minutes.
Sip on this nourishing turmeric smoothie—packed with anti-inflammatory turmeric, zingy ginger, vitamin C–rich citrus, and a creamy almond milk base—for a refreshing, healing drink that tastes like sunshine in just 5 minutes.
Fertility and food come together in this creamy smoothie creation. Loaded with foods that can fuel your body, this PCOS smoothie is a great way to start the day.
This peach smoothie recipe tastes like summer—sweet peaches, citrusy orange, creamy banana, and a zing of fresh ginger. Light, refreshing, and made with just four ingredients, it’s the perfect quick blend for busy mornings or afternoon pick-me-ups.
This mango smoothie is creamy, refreshing, and gently anti-inflammatory. Sweet mango and orange blend with cashew milk and coconut yogurt for a smooth, nourishing drink, while a touch of turmeric adds feel-good support. It comes together quickly and is easy to enjoy any time your body needs something light and soothing.
Kickstart your day with this creamy, zesty lemon smoothie! Packed with vitamin C, fiber, and natural enzymes, it’s a refreshing blend of lemon juice, peaches, and a touch of honey. This quick and easy recipe delivers the perfect balance of tangy and sweet in every sip!
This coconut pineapple smoothie is creamy, refreshing, and naturally sweet without being heavy or overpowering. It’s banana-free, dairy-free, and lower in sugar than many fruit smoothies, making it a balanced option that still delivers big tropical flavor.
This creamy banana smoothie is rich, comforting, and easy to make with frozen bananas, coconut yogurt, and cashew milk. Lightly sweetened with vanilla and boosted with collagen peptides, it’s a simple, satisfying smoothie perfect for breakfast or a nourishing snack.
This weight gain smoothie is creamy, naturally sweet, and packed with nourishing ingredients to support healthy weight gain. Frozen pineapple and banana create a thick, tropical base, while full-fat coconut milk and raw coconut flakes add satisfying healthy fats. This high-calorie smoothie blends up in just five minutes and is filling without feeling overly heavy.
This vibrant banana nice cream recipe nourishes and satisfies. The gorgeous color comes from the superfood spirulina, which provides vital cell support. Perfect for breakfast or as a midday pick me up, banana nice cream is a delicious treat (while still getting in healthy nutrients).
This deliciously thick healthy blueberry smoothie recipe is infused with nutritious superfood blueberries, nutty cashew milk and creamy cashew yogurt. It's a vegan smoothie using four ingredients and no added sugar. This smoothie is simple, easy to make and full of delicious blueberry flavor.
This elderberry smoothie is a vibrant blend of sweet and tart, featuring the distinct tang of elderberry balanced by the sweetness of banana and dragon fruit. The tartness of blackberries adds a refreshing counterpoint, while coconut water creates a light and hydrating base. The result is a delicious and immune-boosting drink with a complex flavor profile and creamy texture.
You can easily turn any of these fruit smoothies into a meal or just cut down on the natural sugar with the tips below. Have you ever boosted your smoothie? If not, give it a try!
Healthy Fat
Your body needs healthy fat to process protein and carbs. Since smoothies contain carbohydrates from fruits and veggies, add a bit of healthy fat to round out the recipe. A few of my go-to healthy fats are:
The right protein can turn any smoothie into a quick, fast meal. I like using Homemade Protein Powder without any sweetener or gums to weigh it down. Superfoods like hemp hearts or chia seeds add protein, healthy fat and fiber to any smoothie.
Leafy Greens
If your typical daily smoothie includes leafy greens, then don’t be afraid to add them to any of these fruit smoothies! No need to alter the recipe other than adding a handful of your favorite green like spinach or kale.
Fruit Smoothies FAQs
What fruits are best for smoothies?
If you like the fruit, then use it in a smoothie! As you can see from my fruit smoothie list, I use a variety of fruits, from citrus to stone and more. I love discovering new fruit combinations, too, so the sky’s the limit! Some of my favorite fruit starters are mango, banana or pineapple. Pick one of those, pair it with one other fruit and choose a liquid base like water or plant-based milk. Mix and match until you find a winner!
Are fruit smoothies healthy?
They can be! I use 100% real fruit in my smoothies, with no weird additives and no added sugar. To lower the natural sugars from fruit, choose low glycemic fruits in your smoothies, or boost your smoothie with protein + healthy fat to help your body break down the natural sugars.
Do you put ice in smoothies?
That’s a great question! I prefer smoothies without ice, yet I want to keep my smoothie cold. To do this, I add at least one frozen fruit to each smoothie. You can buy fresh fruit and freeze it, or buy frozen fruit; both are great options!
Drop a comment with your fav fruit smoothies, or one you want to try from the above list!
