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Refresh this summer with this 3-ingredients mixed berry Smoothie. If you love smoothies for breakfast this is for you!
I am already 31 weeks pregnant. Yes, it’s going fast. And all I am craving for is ice cream. The thing is, I never eat ice cream from the store. They contain way too much added sugar and also milk upsets my stomach very quickly. But some days I don’t have the time to make my own ice cream and the best ice cream craving replacement when pregnant is definitely a thick smoothie. It’s strawberry season in New Zealand so it’s the perfect timing! I love to buy LOTS of fresh strawberries in summer and freeze them for the year. Strawberries are delicious keto fruits to use in any recipes. I use frozen strawberry mainly in smoothies but also in muffins. 
This mixed berry Smoothie is using unsweetened vanilla almond milk – I used Almond Breeze – made by the almond experts in California. I love this almond milk because it’s light, dairy-free and low calorie – only 16 kcal/ 100ml. Plus, the vanilla almond milk doesn’t contain added sugar and it adds a delicious vanilla flavor to smoothies.
The texture of this mixed berry smoothie is thick and creamy – very close to a berry ice cream. I found this smoothie really satisfying too and I did not reach the pantry after drinking it. I simply added a bit of dried goji berries to naturally enhance the sweetness. Goji berries contain a low amount of natural sugar and are the best super food to add into smoothie. If you don’t have goji berries you can replace them by dried cranberries but make sure they don’t contain added sugar – they usually contains a lot of it to hide their bitterness. And here it is a little video to help you make this smoothie in a minute!
I hope you will try this easy mixed berry smoothie recipe because it makes you feel great! It’s simple, refreshing and such a healthy way to satisfy a sweet craving with no guilt in the afternoon! Such a great smoothie to indulge this summer and stay fit.
This recipe has been sponsored by Almond Breeze NZ. I received a compensation to develop this recipe but note that I only recommend product I love on my blog and product I use everyday. Thank you.
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thank you 🙂
i added 1 date and frozen mango and few baby carrots also ..yummy
What a delicious idea! Enjoy the smoothies on the blog, XOXO Carine.
So good!! I added a little maple syrup ??
Awesome ! I am so glad you enjoy it. Thanks for trying the blog recipes. XOXO Carine.
Very good my mom and me love it and we hate dairy products so thanks for makeing this !
Amazing! I am so glad you love it both 🙂 Thanks for taking a minute to add your lovely comment! XOXO Carine.
What beautiful berries! I love a good smoothie for breakfast!
Me too ! This one is so good for a quick and healthy breakfast!
Love mixed berried and love the addition of baby spinach.. so healthy!
Thanks ! It is always great to add some greens in a sweet treat right ? I am such a spinach lover! I can add it in anything. It always taste great.
This looks great – I’m a big fan of almond milk (and cashew milk, too!). This sounds like something my fruit-loving toddler would really enjoy for breakfast.
Hi Julie, welcome to the Almond Milk lover blog 🙂 I am a huge fan too so great for kids too. Enjoy!
I adore a thick smoothie and this sounds like it would fit the bill perfectly. Gorgeous vibrant colour.
Hi Claire, This one is really thick and fresh! You will love it! Carine.
Hello Carine, I am not pregnant but I love and crave ice cream too – and a thick smoothie sure helps instead. I am lactose intolerant and so this is my kinda smoothie – so think and delicious! Here’s hoping all goes well with your pregnancy.
Hello ! I am glad you love this recipe ! My prengancy goes well I am almost there! Still few weeks to go but lots of sweet cravings lately. Almond milk is such a great alternative in smoothie when your lactose intolerant. I don’t tolerate cow milk too so this smoothie is the best ! Enjoy the recipe ! Carine