Pomegranate Smoothie (2024)

Simple, fast, nutrient dense and an amazing shade of pink, this healthy Pomegranate Smoothie is made with only 5 ingredients- easy to whip up

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This pomegranate smoothie is a fun winter smoothie recipe that bursting with nutrients and a vibrant pink color. Made with only a handful of ingredients, it’s fresh, full of fiber and fabulous. Plus, these the gorgeous pomegranate seeds just make everything more festive during the holidays.

Ingredients to make the smoothie:

• Pomegranate: Packed with vitamin C and a long list of antioxidants, pomegranate seeds and juice are full of anti-inflammatory compounds and plenty of healthy fiber.
• Raspberries: Raspberries add a great tang of freshness to this drink. They’re high in fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
• Orange Juice: Also packed with vitamin C, I use orange juice as the liquid of choice here because it’s also widely available during the winter when pomegranate is in season and the citrus flavor complements pomegranate so well.
• Banana: Bananas are a great source of fiber and will help to keep you feeling full.
• Greek Yogurt: I like to add a little yogurt to this pomegranate smoothie for a boost of protein. It also helps to create a creamy texture.

How to make a smoothie with pomegranate

Start by pouring the liquid into the blender. Having it at the bottom will help blend everything well. Add the fruits and greek yogurt and blend until smooth with no chunks of yogurt or fruit.

This pomegranate smoothie is simple, fast, nutrient dense and an amazing shade of pink to cheer up your winter days!

Tips to make this smoothie recipe

1. Learn the best way to cut a pomegranate. I share a tutorial with step-by-step photos so that you can cut it efficiently with less waste.
2. Use fresh or frozen fruit in this recipe. I always use a frozen banana in my smoothies as it makes the texture of the drink much more creamy. If you use fresh fruits, you may want to pour the smoothie over ice or add a couple of cubes into the blender.
3. Use a high speed blender.If you don’t have a high speed blender, I recommend stirring it every once in a while with a long spoon and blending for an extra 1 minute. There’s nothing worse than getting a big chunk of banana while drinking a smoothie!
4. Use overripe bananas. Smoothies are such a great way of using up bananas. I always buy extra and then freeze them once they have started to get black spots. They are naturally sweeter as well as being higher in antioxidants.

Frequently asked questions

For more healthy smoothies:

• Healthy Pumpkin Smoothie
• Mixed Berry Smoothie
• Strawberry Mango Smoothie
• Mango Banana Smoothie
• Banana Berry Smoothie
• Pitaya Smoothie

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