25 Best Smoothie Recipes That You Can Blend in Minutes

Ree had her doubts the first time she heard the words "pumpkin smoothie" but that changed the second she tried these. "It turned out to be one of the creamiest, most delicious treats I’d ever tasted—almost like a pumpkin milkshake, but not nearly as sinful," she said.

Get Ree's Pumpkin Smoothie recipe.

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If you didn't think watermelon could get any more refreshing, think again! This chilled watermelon treat is perfect for sipping on a summer day.

Get the Watermelon Smoothie recipe.

Leafy greens, like kale or spinach, give this smoothie its bright green color. But don't worry—you'll only taste the sweet-tart flavors from the honey, pear, apple, pineapple, and banana.

Get Ree's Healthy Green Smoothie recipe.

Ree suggests using whatever red or purple ingredients you can get your hands on for this healthy smoothie recipe. "I used blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries…and purple cabbage!" she said.

Get Ree's Purple Resolution Smoothie recipe.

The cherry on top of this sweet smoothie is well, cherries! Just blend together some frozen cherries, cherry juice, bananas, and vanilla Greek yogurt for a drink that doubles as both a snack and a treat!

Get the Cherry Smoothie recipe at Yellow Bliss Road.

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Chocolaty goodness and caffeine combine to create this decadent smoothie. Despite the dessert-like flavor of cocoa powder, maple syrup, and cinnamon, ingredients like banana, almond milk, and hemp seeds make it plenty nutritious, too. Of course, you'll also add espresso powder!

Get the Chocolate Espresso Smoothie recipe at Orchids + Sweet Tea.

You need just four ingredients to create this thick, creamy, and oh-so-tropical masterpiece of a drink: Frozen mango chunks, fresh banana, plain yogurt, and orange juice.

Get the Mango Smoothie recipe at Yellow Bliss Road.

Talk about breakfast on-the-go! With a sweet banana base, warm oats and cinnamon, and the taste of peanut butter, this smoothie tastes like an oatmeal cookie... but is so much healthier!

Get the Oatmeal Smoothie recipe at Well Plated.

Any fans of Ree's famous cinnamon rolls will love this decadent drink! It takes just five minutes to make using ingredients like Greek yogurt, banana, oats, brown sugar, cinnamon, vanilla extract, and honey.

Get the Cinnamon Roll Smoothie recipe at Amanda's Cookin'.

If you like piña coladas... well, you'll love this smoothie! Frozen mango chunks, frozen pineapple, banana, and coconut milk give it all the tropical flavor of your favorite cocktail, but in refreshing smoothie form.

Get the Piña Colada Smoothie recipe at Simple Joy.

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Calling all kiddos! Okay, we won't judge the adults for getting in on this one, too. With a flavorful blend of peanut butter and jelly fortified with oats and Greek yogurt, how could you not?

Get the Peanut Butter and Jelly Smoothie recipe at Mom On Timeout.

While you might not have ever thought to make this flavor into a drink, everyone will want a sip (er, slice) of your sweet potato pie smoothie. It's made with bananas, dairy-free yogurt, plant-based milk, almond butter, spices, sweet vanilla, and, of course, sweet potatoes.

Get the Sweet Potato Pie Smoothie recipe at Orchids + Sweet Tea.

This smoothie is so aptly named! The sunrise-colored layers are made with fruits and vanilla yogurt. The bottom layer is pineapple, the middle layer is mango, and the top layer is strawberry. While you can pour in the bottom layer, be sure to spoon in the other two to keep the colors separate!

Get the Tropical Sunrise Smoothie recipe at Mom on Timeout.

There's not much better than an indulgent smoothie that's also just as nutritious! You'll use fresh ingredients like ripe banana, natural peanut butter, and raw cacao powder with Greek yogurt, almond milk, and a bit of honey for natural sweetness and plenty of protein.

Get the Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie recipe at Simply Happy Foodie.

A smoothie that tastes like pie? Count us in! This one is packed with fresh apples, oats, and warm spices for the comforting flavor.

Get the Apple Pie Smoothie recipe at Marissa Moore.

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You'll be transported straight to the islands with this fruity drink. The tropical flavors come from orange juice, lime juice, banana, pineapple, and coconut extract.

Get the Tropical Smoothie recipe at Sugar and Soul.

If you've never had a smoothie bowl before, it's basically the same as a smoothie but it's thicker so you can eat it with a spoon instead of a straw. Think of it like a healthier ice cream.

Get the Berry Smoothie Bowl recipe at Nutrition in the Kitch.

For a fun twist on chocolate-covered strawberries, this smoothie version is made with fresh or frozen strawberries and cocoa powder.

Get the Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Smoothie recipe at Eating Bird Food.

Use vanilla yogurt as the base for this smoothie to add a boost of protein. It will almost taste just like a milkshake.

Get the Cherry-Vanilla Smoothie recipe at Simple Joy.

If you're a coffee lover like Ree, then you won't be able to go without your morning cup. Luckily, this smoothie has the coffee blended right in and is also packed with cocoa powder, vanilla yogurt, and creamy peanut butter.

Get the Peanut Butter, Chocolate, Coffee Smoothie recipe at Lemons and Zest.

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