Today’s guest post is coming from Rachel over at {I love} My Disorganized Life, and her recipe looks super super delicious and healthy! Love these go-to quick recipes!
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MY LATEST VIDEOSThis Black and Blue Berry Vanilla Protein Smoothie is perfect for busy mornings when you just can’t seem to get out of the door on time!
It’s almost unbelievable to me how fast summer has come and gone. Here in Arizona, school is just about to start- we’re talking next week. I’m sad to see summer go, because I’ll really miss the flexibility of the kids’ schedule, not to mention being able to stay up late and sleep in.
Getting up and out the door on time hasn’t been one of my strengths, for sure. And the kids, even though they have their own alarms, never seem to get out of bed until I drag them out. Needless to say, we are always in a time crunch.
Knowing that breakfast is literally the most important meal of the day, I feel super guilty if the kids leave the house hungry. Since making a full on breakfast is out of the question time wise, I try to find healthier substitutions. Toaster pastries are fine once in a while, but I usually just steer clear of them.
Smoothies are one of my favorite ways to ensure my kids don’t leave the house hungry and that they get nutrition first thing in the morning. I love that they are so versatile. There are so many combinations, I don’t see how anyone could ever get bored with them!
I use fresh fruit whenever I can, but organic frozen fruit lasts much longer, eliminating a lot of waste.
This recipe for Black and Blue Berry Vanilla Protein Smoothies is so easy to make, you’ll be out the door in no time- promise!
- 3/4 C Silk Almond Protein+Fiber {you can always substitute regular milk and still get protein}
- 1 Cup {total} frozen blackberries and blueberries
- 2 tsp agave nectar {you could also use honey}
- Add all ingredients to a blender
- Blend on high speed until smooth {I used my Vitamix and it took about 30-45 seconds}
- Pour into a glass and enjoy!
- Makes one 10 oz serving
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A Juicy Blend says
Fabulous recipe – it’s true that getting the kids out the door in the morning with something nutritious inside them can be a challenge on the best of days. This blueberry smoothie is definitely well worth trying. Thanks for sharing!