Try this vibrant pink beet banana smoothie to fall in love with raw beets. This 5-min breakfast smoothie is prepared using raw beet, ripe banana, chia seeds and skim milk. You can substitute dairy with your choice of milk for vegan options. All these ingredients are healthy and will help you to boost your energy in the morning.
I love quick breakfast ideas. Making smoothies are super quick options for any mornings. I love making smoothies as they are so versatile to prepare. Combine what you love the most with what you like the least. In this way, you will get the nutrition and you won’t feel you are eating things that you hate to eat. For example this beet banana smoothie! We both don’t like beet. For me, it is one of the many things that I don’t like to eat (:P) and for Tushar, it is rare that he doesn’t like beet. What I love about this smoothie is that it is…
- tasty
- filling
- nutritious
- super quick to prepare
- and it’s vibrant pink color
How is this Beet Banana Smoothie Healthy?
Its ingredients itself tell us the benefits of this beet banana smoothie…
- beet is rich in folate and manganese with some dietary fibers and proteins
- banana is rich in dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium and manganese, and a very good source of Vitamin B6
- chia seeds are a good source of healthy fats and protein and rich in dietary fibers and magnesium
Beet Banana Breakfast Smoothie
Ingredients
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a blender and pulse until smooth. Adjust sweetener according to your taste.
Notes
- If you prefer cold smoothies then slice and freeze banana well in advance.
- Also, you can add ice cubes while blending.
Nutrition
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Looks like a great combination of flavors, unique but delicious. You should come link this up at Welcome Home Wednesdays. Party opens at 7a CST. Hope to see you there!
So bright and pretty! I bet it tastes wonderful, too!
And the beets make another appearance in a recipe! OKAY SERIOUSLY need to get with the BEET here!
love the colour. fab blog. 🙂
This looks delicious:)
I’m 90% sure that I have never even tried a beet, but this looks so delicious! And pretty!
LOVE beets! Never thought of putting them in smoothies! Genius! Gorgeous smoothie!!
This smoothie so caught my eye! What a pretty color! Love the beets! So good for you! If you want to share your healthy recipes at Sunday Fitness &Food link-up we would love to have you!
I would never have considered that combination, but it sounds intriguing! I’m visiting today from Tell It to Me Tuesdays. Have a great week-end!
Beautiful final product! Who wouldn’t want to drink up that goodness lol! Very deserving of Pinterest 🙂
I really love beets. We love to roast them or pickle them. And we plant tons of them in our garden every year. We have them on salads and we really just love beets. But I have never taken a raw beet and eaten it, or thrown one in a blender for a smoothie. I am definitely going to try this, I love bananas too. It sounds like it might be right up my alley and it’s pretty gorgeous. I will pin this recipe and go pick up some Beets!
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Your recipe is featured on Full Plate Thursday this week. Hope you have a great weekend and enjoy your new Red Plate!
Miz Helen
This sounds like the perfect way to mix up my breakfast routine. Never thought of putting beets in a smoothie, but it makes for such a beautiful looking drink!!
Did you use fresh need or can need? If fresh did you cook it ? I k ow some people juice it raw???
Hi Roann,
I used fresh raw beet in this smoothie. I never felt its raw taste in the smoothie. Hope this helps.
This smoothie recipe is perfect!! I loved it. I used frozen banana and added 3 ice cubes. I believe the trick is to use a high speed blender so there are no pieces of the beets. I used my ninja blender and it was amazing, very smooth. Thanks for the recipe!
Hi Mayrim, I’m glad you liked this smoothie. You are right. A powerful blender does make a difference in the texture of the smoothie.
I just tried this and was pleasantly surprised as to how much I liked it! I didn’t have chia seeds so I used ground flax seeds instead