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This vibrant and refreshing fruit smoothie with a burst of fresh ginger will perk your mornings right up! My ginger fruit smoothie is a sugar-free, nutritious drink perfect for days when you need a quick pick-me-up. It is sweet and juicy from the orange, mango, and strawberry, with a hint of nuttiness from the coconut water, and zesty from freshly grated ginger!
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Table of Contents
- Why You’ll Love this Fruity Ginger Smoothie Recipe!
- Ginger Fruit Smoothie Ingredients
- How to Make a Ginger Fruit Smoothie
- Toni’s Tips for Ginger in Smoothie
- FAQs for Ginger Smoothie
- Serving Suggestions for Ginger Smoothie
- Storage Instructions for Ginger Fruit Smoothie
- More Delicious Vegan Smoothies
- Ginger Fruit Smoothie Recipe
Why You’ll Love this Fruity Ginger Smoothie Recipe!
Fruit smoothies are an effortless and delicious way to incorporate a variety of fruits into your daily diet. With just a handful of ingredients and simple steps, all you need is a blender, and you’ve got yourself a nourishing drink that you can customize to your liking!
The addition of immune-boosting ginger takes this fruit smoothie to a whole new level! It adds a sharp, zesty flavor that compliments the sweetness of the fruits while infusing it with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory compounds, that also aid healthy digestion. Add that to all the nutrients and health boosts from the fruits (like a mega-boost of vitamin C!), and you have a winning drink for sure!
If you enjoy this smoothie, you should check out this mango orange smoothie, peaches and cream smoothie bowl, and kale pineapple smoothie.
Ginger Fruit Smoothie Ingredients
How to Make a Ginger Fruit Smoothie
5 ingredients and a blender! That is all you need to make this amazing smoothie any time of the day.
Step 1: Simply add all the ingredients into the blender, liquid first, and blend until you reach your desired consistency. You can also use a stab mixer for this recipe.
Toni’s Tips for Ginger in Smoothie
- Always add the liquid first before the solids. So, in this case, add coconut water before the fruits. This will make it easier for your blender without straining it. Especially if you are not using a high-powered one.
- Use frozen fruit for more flavor. I used frozen mangoes and strawberries, so that I didn’t need to add ice, which will water down the smoothie. However, if you do not have time to freeze them, you can just add ice cubes and reduce the coconut water when blending.
- The riper the fruits are the better! Ripe fruits are sweeter and softer, which are perfect for making smoothies.
- Add nutrient boosts. Add more nutritious ingredients to your smoothie like vegan yogurt, chia seeds, greens, spices, and herbs (how to store fresh herbs to last).
- Add yummy toppings for texture. Top it with nuts, coconut flakes, dried fruits, berries, or grounded flax seeds before serving to take it to the next level!
FAQs for Ginger Smoothie
This can happen, especially when using creamy fruits like mangoes and bananas. Just add more liquid to thin it out.
It can happen if the mango and strawberries you are using are not ripe or sweet enough. You can remedy this by adding a small amount of agave syrup (or maple syrup) to sweeten it up.
Bananas are a great way to thicken your smoothies and add a wonderful flavor, too. I also keep frozen bananas ready for this purpose. You can also add ground oats, vegan ice cream, or vegan yogurt to give it a thicker consistency.
Serving Suggestions for Ginger Smoothie
- Granola: Like my peanut butter granola to sprinkle on top, or serve alongside.
- ‘Eggs’: Make it a hearty breakfast with eggless benedict with hollandaise or tofu scramble.
- Breakfast to-go: Keep breakfast portable with a breakfast burrito.
- Bakes: Make it a complete meal with avocado toast, blueberry peach muffins, or vegan waffles.
- Snacks: Make the smoothie as a midday (or midnight?) snack with a handful of cinnamon spice almonds, a bowl of chai spiced popcorn, a healthy apple snack with granola, no-bake peanut butter cup, or some cucumber bites.
Storage Instructions for Ginger Fruit Smoothie
It would be great if we could make a huge batch of smoothie and enjoy for the rest of the week, right? Unfortunately, smoothies do not store well and are best enjoyed right off the blender. Thankfully, they are quick and easy enough to make whenever the craving hits.
You can possibly make it an hour early and keep it in the fridge. Just make sure to give it a good stir before drinking.
More Delicious Vegan Smoothies
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Mixed Berry Smoothie
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Ginger Fruit Smoothie
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Ingredients
- 1 cup of orange slices
- 1 cup of frozen mango chunks
- 1 cup of frozen strawberries
- 1 cup of coconut water
- a pinch of freshly grated ginger
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a blender, starting with the liquid, and blend to desired consistency.
Notes
- Always add the liquid first before the solids. So, in this case, add coconut water before the fruits. This will make it easier for your blender without straining it. Especially if you are not using a high-powered one.
- Use frozen fruit for more flavor. I used frozen mangoes and strawberries, so that I didn’t need to add ice, which will water down the smoothie. However, if you do not have time to freeze them, you can just add ice cubes and reduce the coconut water when blending.
- The riper the fruits are the better! Ripe fruits are sweeter and softer, which are perfect for making smoothies.
- Add nutrient boosts. Add more nutritious ingredients to your smoothie like vegan yogurt, chia seeds, greens, spices, and herbs (how to store fresh herbs to last).
- Add yummy toppings for texture. Top it with nuts, coconut flakes, dried fruits, berries, or grounded flax seeds before serving to take it to the next level!
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This is excellent! I love mango and make a lot of mango lahssis. This is a nice alternative when I don’t have any plant based yogurt. Thanks!
Nothing like a delicious smoothie!
Delicious & refreshing love it!!
I’ve been loving this smoothie too!