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Try this deliciously healthy blueberry smoothie recipe with nutritious superfood blueberries, nutty cashew milk and creamy cashew yogurt. It’s as gorgeous as it is tasty. While green smoothies definitely have their place in my morning routine, I love shaking it up with vibrant fruit smoothies every once in a while.

Two glasses full of healthy blueberry smoothies topped with fresh fruit and mint.

Why I Love This Blueberry Smoothie

I’ve always enjoyed blueberries. It wasn’t until I spent last summer in Maine with the kids that I fell in love with them. As we rode our bikes through Acadia National Park, we stopped along the trail and foraged for wild blueberries. They were about half the size of the ones I’m used to picking in Florida, but they were easily twice as delicious. Aside from my love of blueberries, here’s some more reasons it’s a winner:

  • Creamy without dairy: Cashew milk and coconut yogurt create a rich, spoon-worthy texture with no added cream or sweeteners.
  • Naturally sweet: Blueberries are a low-sugar fruit and banana provide just the right touch of sweetness and creaminess.
  • Antioxidant-rich: Frozen blueberries deliver powerful antioxidants in every sip.
  • Quick and satisfying: Simple ingredients blend in minutes and keep you feeling nourished and full.

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Ingredients You’ll Need

With only four ingredients plus some options for taking it to the next level, this healthy blueberry smoothie recipe has amazing health benefits to support your journey toward a plant-based diet, or if you simply want to add more fruit into your day. Here’s what I’m tossing into the blender today:

  • Frozen blueberries: Use frozen wild blueberries for an intense flavor and vibrant color. Look for this superfood in the frozen aisle of your local grocery store.
  • Unsweetened cashew milk: This is a ultra-creamy non-dairy milk that adds a rich texture. You can learn how to make cashew milk or choose a brand with no added sugars for the best flavor balance.
  • Cashew yogurt: A dairy-free vegan yogurt option is smooth and tangy and would be best for this healthy blueberry smoothie. My homemade cashew coconut yogurt recipe is simple to make, yet you can always buy one (or use plain Greek yogurt, too).
  • Banana: Adds natural sweetness and a creamy consistency. Use ripe bananas for the best flavor. Frozen works great for a thicker smoothie. Learn how to freeze bananas, so you’ve always got some on hand for my fruit smoothie bowl.

How to Make a Healthy Blueberry Smoothie

Grab these four blueberry smoothie ingredients and get ready for the healthiest fast food! Since there are no leafy greens in this one, you don’t have to do the two-blend method. If you’re still getting chunks, it might be time to upgrade to one of my recommended blenders for smoothies.

  1. Toss all the ingredients into your blender.
  2. Blend thoroughly until smooth. 
  3. Scrape down the sides as needed.
  4. Pour into your favorite glass and enjoy!

Serving suggestion

If you are using a large blender, sometimes blending just one serving is harder than blending two, so grab a friend or save the second serving for the next day. Just make sure you give that second serving a good shake before sipping when you’re ready for it.

Two healthy blueberry smoothies topped with fresh fruit and mint sprigs.

Easy Swaps and Add-ins

Smoothies with just a few ingredients are my jam. They are easy to put together as well as easy to boost when I want to. 

  • Add homemade protein powder: If I’m using this vegan blueberry smoothie as a whole breakfast, then I add in a scoop of my homemade protein powder to turn this into a 16g protein shake.
  • Add more cashew milk: Add more cashew milk if needed to thin out your smoothie until it’s the exact consistency you want.
  • Add almond butter: A great addition for added healthy fat, or add the seed/nut butter of your choice.
  • Add spinach: Turn this recipe into a green smoothie by adding a handful of spinach.
  • Swap cashew milk: Replace the cashew milk with oat milk or hemp milk.

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Healthy Blueberry Smoothie Recipe

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. 
Prep: 3 minutes
Blend: 2 minutes
Total: 5 minutes
Serves: 1
Author: Jen Hansard

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Instructions 

  • Add all ingredients to a blender.
  • Blend on high until smooth.
  • Pour in a fun glass and enjoy. Cheers!

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Notes

  • Add a scoop of my protein powder recipe to get 10g of protein.
  • Use at least 1 frozen fruit for a refreshingly cool smoothie.
  • Add up to 1 cup of leafy greens per serving for added nutrients.

Nutrition

Serving: 16 oz | Calories: 237 kcal | Carbohydrates: 42 g | Protein: 6 g | Fat: 7 g | Saturated Fat: 3 g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g | Monounsaturated Fat: 2 g | Cholesterol: 16 mg | Sodium: 219 mg | Potassium: 515 mg | Fiber: 5 g | Sugar: 28 g | Vitamin A: 239 IU | Vitamin C: 20 mg | Calcium: 160 mg | Iron: 1 mg

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Common Questions

What fruits blend well with blueberries?

Blueberries blend well with a wide variety of fruits. I love the classic combo of blueberries and bananas, or you could do a mixed berry blend with cherries, strawberries and blackberries. Blueberries also go with pears or tropical fruits like mango or pineapple.

Are blueberry smoothies good for you?

Yes! Blueberry smoothies that use whole-food ingredients can add great nutrition to your day. Pick whole fruits, unsweetened milk and yogurts, and plant-based proteins like chia seeds or hemp seeds then blend a smoothie that’s full of fiber, only natural fruit sugar and protein and healthy fat to fuel your day.

Do you put ice in a smoothie?

I try to use frozen fruit in smoothies to keep them refreshingly cool, yet ice can be used as well. Know that ice does dull blender blades, so you can pour your smoothie over ice instead of adding it to your blender, or just go ahead and toss it in with everything else.

Is it okay to blend blueberries?

Yes! Blueberries are a great fruit to blend into a smoothie. They are easy to freeze or use fresh, just be sure to wash them well before tossing in.


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  1. 5 stars
    An excellent way to end this smoothie challenge! I loved this recipe. Very creamy, delicious and filling.

  2. 5 stars
    Tasty and great texture. I did add extra cashew milk and the recipe I was following suggested collagen rather than protein powder, so that is what I used to get the protein up. It has a large quantity of blueberries, which helps make it so tasty. A great way to end the challenge.

  3. 5 stars
    A very delicious smoothie! I wasn’t able to find any cashew yogurt so I sub with cauliflower (think this will be my new ingredient in smoothies) and turned out great! Love it!

  4. 5 stars
    Very delicious smoothie! I wasn’t able to find any cashew yogurt so I sub with cauliflower (think this will be my new ingredient in smoothies) and turned out great! Love it!

  5. 5 stars
    This one did not disappoint. Loved the berry flavor and it was such a pretty color.

  6. 5 stars
    We loved this smoothie, AND the entire experience with Rawkstar 10 Day Challenge. We used them as breakfast replacement meals and didn’t feel hungry for hours not even to snack. Quite the feat especially for my husband who has been a heavy snacker. I’ve been using frozen regular yogurt because I had it on hand but am inspired to add cashew yogurt to my homemade endeavors now. I’m also using up several different protein powders I have so I can order the homemade protein powder. Thank you for all of the info, and to the group for their comments. This was an eyeopener for me and I’ve made smoothies for years – but never really paid attention to what/why of the ingredients.

  7. 4 stars
    Day 10 Creamy Blueberry Smoothie, Enjoyed this one very much. I’ve put blueberries in all my breakfast shakes for years and I love them!

  8. 4 stars
    I can’t get over this smoothie’s beautiful color! Every time I drink a blueberry smoothie, I think the same thing. It made me happy just looking at it (and, of course, drinking it). 🙂 Very creamy, not overly sweet. Would be great as a dessert substitute as well!

  9. 4 stars
    It’s good! I like the idea in the comments on using cauliflower instead of yogurt. I used Greek yogurt and it can dominate the taste of the smoothie.

  10. 5 stars
    Good stuff! I’d make this again. I subbed cauliflower for the yogurt, and it came out very creamy and delicious.

  11. 4 stars
    Good, basic smoothie. I did add a scoop of vanilla protein powder & superfoods greens blend because I felt I’ve been missing my greens lately. I guess I could’ve just added a handful of fresh spinach.