Simple, delicious, and thick creamy avocado smoothie for breakfast or healthy snack! Adding avocado to a smoothie sounds strange, but if you try it, you will be surprised. This secret healthy avocado smoothie is very creamy and honestly, it tastes like a real vanilla smoothie. I don’t know how this is possible, but seriously, it really is, try it yourself and you will see it!
A recipe with only 5 ingredients and a cooking time of less than a minute is worth trying at least once because it might be your new cocktail recipe. Avocados are low in natural carbohydrates. For low-carb milkshakes, just use the stevia version or your favorite sugar as the sweetener of your choice.
To make a smoothie, first, peel the fruit and discard the core. Mix the milk, condensed milk, and ice cream in a blender until smooth. Add the avocado pulp and stir again until smooth. The mixture will be very thick; add a few tablespoons of cold water, stirring after each addition, until the mixture becomes liquid. If you want to make it sweeter, try adding more condensed milk. Use a straw to put it into an iced glass.
How to make Avocado Smoothie
Description
Don't be put off by the ingredients!
This antioxidant-rich smoothie will brighten your skin, fill you up, and taste like nothing you've ever tasted before.
If necessary, add more milk.
Here’s the easiest recipe for you.
Ingredients
Instructions
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step 1 :
- In a blender, combine almond milk, avocado, and honey; blend until smooth.
- Garnish with ice and serve.
- Enjoy!
Serving Size 1
Servings 4
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories 323.2
- % Daily Value *
- Total Fat 25.1g39%
- Saturated Fat 11g56%
- Sodium 22.7mg1%
- Potassium 649.7mg19%
- Total Carbohydrate 29.2g10%
- Dietary Fiber 11.4g46%
- Sugars 8.3g
- Protein 5.1g11%
- Vitamin A 3.5%
- Vitamin C 21.6%
- Calcium 1.5%
- Iron 9.5%
- Vitamin E 6.6%
- Thiamin 6.1%
- Riboflavin 10.8%
- Niacin 9.8%
- Vitamin B6 29.5%
- Folate 22%
- Pantothenic Acid 14.2%
- Phosphorus 5.8%
- Magnesium 10.6%
- Zinc 4.6%
- Selenium 1.4%
- Copper 10.4%
- Manganese 11%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.