This simple Strawberry Smoothie has just 4 ingredients and is ready in 5 minutes! Perfect for satisfying that sweet tooth while staying healthy.
Why we love this recipe
This smoothie is also adaptable and easy to adjust with different ingredients. You can replace the strawberries with another frozen berry (blackberries are great), throw in a handful of spinach, add a banana, or use orange juice instead of milk. The smoothie of possibilities!
You all know how I love smoothies. And I’m usually throwing all sorts of weird things into smoothies in the name of health, like beets or spinach or cauliflower. But sometimes the simplest flavors are also great, so today we’re whipping up a simple Strawberry Smoothie recipe!
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How To Make a Strawberry Smoothie
You’ll notice that I use frozen strawberries in this recipe. I love frozen strawberries for a few reasons. They’re often more affordable, especially when it’s not peak strawberry season. But more importantly, they add frosty thickness to this smoothie without needing to add ice!
Ice tends to make smoothies watery, and never seems to break down all the way in a blender. Using frozen strawberries fixes this problem and keeps the smoothie full of delicious fruity flavor!
So how do you make a strawberry smoothie? You’ll basically just blend everything together until smooth. Taste and add more honey or vanilla to suit your taste, then serve. So easy!
Frequently Asked Questions
This strawberry smoothie has 186 calories per serving. You can find all the nutritional information in the printable recipe card at the end of the post.
You can certainly substitute your favorite non-dairy milk in this strawberry smoothie. Use the same measurement as listed in the recipe.
Instead of honey, you can use sugar or your favorite sweetener. If your strawberries are in season you may not even need the honey!
More Smoothie Recipes
- Green Smoothie Basics
- Strawberry Banana Smoothie
- Dairy Free Smoothies
- Cucumber Tropical Smoothie
- Cinnamon Roll Smoothie
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Strawberry Smoothie
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Print It Pin It Rate ItIngredients
- 2 cups frozen strawberries
- 1 cup milk
- 2 Tbsp honey
- ¼ tsp vanilla extract optional
Things You’ll Need
Before You Begin
Instructions
- Blend all ingredients until smooth.
- Taste and add more honey or vanilla as needed to suit your taste.
Nutrition
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Tiara says
Delicious!
Tom says
It’s a good recipe, thank you! Like Evelyn, the honey didn’t mix well, so I’ll try warming it up 1st next time, that should work!
Tiffany says
New to smoothie making but could I make this the night before or does it need to be made the day of?
Amanda Formaro says
You could but the ingredients will probably separate. You can always just stir it, or if you want it more smoothie-like, throw it in the blender with some ice cubes.
Jannah says
This smoothie recipe is absolutely delicious! It super easy to make and it’s my favorite smoothie recipe. Thanks so much for the heavenly recipe. <3
Amanda Formaro says
Thank you so much Jannah, I’m so happy you love it!
Evelyn says
This smoothie was great! The only thing was the strawberries I had were a little tart and the honey didn’t seem to mix well but maybe I should’ve done a different approach with it. I will be making this again!
Amanda Formaro says
Hi Evelyn! Let me know what you try and what works. So happy you loved it!
Kadeja says
I have a quick question I really hope you see this can we Substitute the milk for yogurt
Amanda Formaro says
You can, but you will want some sort of liquid. If dairy is the issue, you can use a nut milk. Or if you simply don’t have any, use the yogurt and about 1/4 cup of water. Yogurt alone may make the mixture too thick.
Linda says
Great I added vanilla protein powder instead of the vanilla.
Amanda Formaro says
Good idea!
April says
This was so easy and tasted so good! I love fresh strawberries, thank you!
Amanda Formaro says
You’re welcome, thanks for stopping!
Brenda says
Easy, breezy and oh so yummy!