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If You Love Berries, This One’s For You
Now that we’ve found one smoothie we love, we have been on a mission to find more combinations that the whole family can enjoy. While it seems like an easy task, when you have kids with particular tastes, it’s a challenge. We are excited to introduce you to this dairy-free very berry smoothie!
I’ve always been more of a fan of fresh vs. frozen, but found that we were able to get a lot more for our money by going frozen this time around. Fresh berries can be super expensive! Using frozen berries does have its perks, as it takes the place of ice, giving your smoothie a colder, more frothy texture.
Last week, we tried this dairy-free very berry smoothie and WOW… I couldn’t believe how good it was. Berries aren’t just delicious, they also have great health benefits, according to Food Network.
Blueberries
Blueberries contain fiber, are a rich source of antioxidant vitamin C, vitamin K and manganese. Research has found that blueberries may help prevent prostate cancer and protect against heart disease.
Raspberries
Raspberries are an excellent source of vitamin C, fiber, phosphorus and selenium. Studies have shown that raspberries may be useful in preventing esophageal and liver cancer. Raspberries have also been shown to help control blood sugar in diabetics and help prevent liver damage.
Blackberries
Blackberries contain fiber, vitamins C and K and manganese. Blackberries have been found to have the highest amount of antioxidants – higher than the other berries mentioned above! They’re also bursting with all types of phytochemicals, which have been shown to help fight or prevent cancers like liver, colon, lung and esophogeal. Blackberries also contain quercetin, an antioxidant that may help decrease the risk of heart disease.
Don’t forget, you can add in additional fruits to change it up a bit, though this dairy-free very berry smoothie is amazing as is!
Check out the recipe and let me know what you think in the comment section below!
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It’s great that this smoothie is diary free! Even before I discovered I was lactose intolerance, I didn’t liked cow’s milk cold. I do love berries and you are right, they are so much cheaper frozen.
It’s great that this smoothie is diary free! Even before I discovered I was lactose intolerance, I didn’t liked cow’s milk cold. I do love berries and you are right, they are so much cheaper frozen.
I love that it is dairy free. I have a dairy allergy so I am used to using plant based milk.
This looks delicious, I love that you add maple syrup, it will balance beautifully the tartness of the berries
This looks like the perfect smoothie to start the day with a kick
I’m lactose intolerant, so I really appreciate this tasty smoothie being dairy free. The fact that it’s super easy to make is an awesome bonus too.
Dairy-Free FOR THE WIN!! 🙂 Love!
Love the colour, I always like using frozen berries for smoothies saves so much time and still delicious.