Make St. Patrick’s Day extra special this year by adding these delicious green smoothies to your recipe list! They’ll not only add a pop of bright green to your holiday breakfast or snack, but they’re plant-based and full of healthy ingredients that are simple to find and quick to blend.
St. Patrick’s Day is all about green, and what better way to celebrate this fun holiday than with a healthy green smoothie! The best part about adding green leafy vegetables to your smoothies is that they have a neutral flavour you can’t taste - but they give it a vibrant, celebratory green hue. It’s an excellent way to get picky eaters to eat their greens - literally!
2. Pineapple Banana Kale Don’t tell anyone, but this tasty treat is full of antioxidant-rich kale! All you’ll taste is the delicious tropical fruity burst of pineapple and banana. This refreshing smoothie also has chia seeds, a superfood high in omega-3s and protein. 5. Best Green Smoothie Want a smoothie that could pass for dessert? This light, sweet smoothie gets a creamy flavor boost with mint and vanilla to make it taste like a shake! Add in some healthy spinach, almond butter, and banana, and you have a quick and healthy snack or breakfast everyone will love.6.
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Green smoothies that will make your St. Patrick's Day healthier and happierMake St. Patrick’s Day extra special this year by adding these delicious green smoothies to your recipe list! They’ll not only add a pop of bright green to your holiday breakfast or snack, but they’re plant-based and full of healthy ingredients that are simple to find and quick to blend.
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