Refreshing Smoothie Recipes

A little bit of honey sweetens a refreshing mixture of pineapple or orange juice blended with strawberries, mango and banana.

This healthy recipe is loaded with fresh fruit and a little something extra: peanut butter for added protein and a subtle nutty flavor.

You can make this Indian-inspired smoothie with fresh mango, but unless you score a really ripe fresh one, you'll get better flavor using canned or frozen. (And they're much easier to work with!))

Rich-in-antioxidants blackberries and blueberries flavor this smoothie, enhanced by blueberry yogurt, pomegranate juice and honey.

Healthier than the typical frozen coffee drink, this smoothie has banana and honey to sweeten the espresso. Sprinkle with cinnamon, if you like.

A hint of basil adds a fresh flavor twist to strawberries and watermelon in this healthy smoothie recipe.

Blueberries, pineapple, bananas, cherries, spinach and vanilla yogurt make for a smoothie packed with vitamin C and fiber.

Bananas, mangoes, pineapple juice and a dash of lime juice create a refeshing smoothie.

This easy smoothie recipe calls for mangoes, peaches and bananas along with a dash of honey. Stir with a spoon to get the swirled look.

Customize our smoothie pops with the fruit of your choice for a cold treat on a hot day. 

Named for their pretty color, these fruity green smoothies call for a blend of frozen kiwifruit and banana. Add green grapes, yogurt, orange juice, honey and rum. If you'd prefer a nonalcoholic version, just omit the rum. 

Banana and mango mixed with fat-free flavored yogurt and milk create a smoothie with just 103 calories per serving.

Orange juice, yogurt and fresh fruit make these smoothies great-tasting.

Spinach and protein powder boost the health appeal of this smoothie. Strawberries, blueberries and raspberries give it luscious fruity flavor. 

Sweet banana balances the tartness of cherries and blueberries in this smoothie recipe. Greek nonfat yogurt and vanilla-flavored almond milk make it calcium-rich.

This quick-and-easy blender drink, from the Michigan Cherry Committee, combines cherries, milk, yogurt, blueberries or raspberries, juice concentrate, honey and vanilla.

Here's our version of the popular strawberry smoothie served at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron. 

Greek yogurt and banana blend smoothly with avocado for a smoothie rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber and protein.

Pineapple, mango and banana lend tropical flavor to this smoothie; heart-healthy flaxseed provides fiber.

This type of drink can be pricey in juice bars; here's how to make your own!

At just 40 calories a serving, this fresh drink is a good alternative to high-calorie fruit drinks or sodas. Mix apricot nectar, peaches, ice, and lemon or lime juice, then add carbonated water.

This smoothie gets its bright green color from avocado and spinach. A pear and grapes lend sweetness.