Brighten up your morning with this easy four ingredient smoothie recipe for Pomegranate Smoothie. Packed full of antioxidants and Omega 3’s you’ll never know it’s so healthy.
My family loves smoothies! I typically tend to share more smoothie recipes in the beginning of the year. Every year I have a goal to share smoothie recipes throughout the year, and for some reason I fail every year at doing just that! Hopefully this will be the year that I actually keep up on my own internal business goal.
It’s not that my family doesn’t drink smoothies year round. We tend to drink at least a few smoothies every week throughout the year. I think, for me, that it’s just coming up with new delicious smoothie combinations is where I tend to get stuck at times.
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Ingredients
This pomegranate blueberry smoothie only has four ingredients to it! I don’t add additional ice. Instead I use frozen blueberries. I also found I didn’t need to add any sweeteners like Stevia or honey because the Barleen‘s Seriously Delicious was sweet enough. Everyone in my family devoured the smoothie. Including my sometimes picky 4 ½ year-old.
- Yogurt – I prefer to use a low-fat vanilla flavored yogurt instead of Greek yogurt but either works.
- Blueberries – I prefer frozen blueberries so I don’t have to water down the smoothie.
- Pomegranate Juice – This gives that tart and antioxidant rich ingredient to the smoothie.
- Barlean’s Seriously Delicious™ Total Omega® Vegan Pomegranate Blueberry Smoothie – This is for added Omega’s without even knowing it’s in there!
How to Make a Pomegranate Smoothie
First, you’ll add in the low-fat vanilla yogurt. I like to use traditional yogurt versus Greek yogurt. If you have Greek yogurt on hand no worries; however, your smoothie will be on the more tart side. Once the yogurt is in the blender then add in the pomegranate juice. Next add the frozen blueberries. Lastly you add in the Barlean’s .
After about a minutes time you’ll have the most delicious Pomegranate Blueberry Smoothie. An extremely healthy smoothie full of antioxidants and omega’s!
Easy Way to Get In Omega’s
For years, I have enjoyed Barleans Total Omega. They sent me their new newly updated seriously delicious plant-based total omega swirls. It is 3 times more absorbable than regular flax & borage oils, and totaling 3,980 mg of pure omega in one serving!!! I love using the flavored liquid Omega’s in my smoothies to help get it into my families system without them even knowing. I love the Barlean’s which is how I got the idea for this recipe.
Tips & Tricks
Here are all my tips and tricks when making a Pomegranate Smoothie recipe.
- Fresh Fruit – You can use fresh blueberries; however, you will need to add ice to the blender.
- Yogurt – If you don’t have low-fat yogurt on hand you can use Greek yogurt. Just know that the smoothie will be tart.
- Blender – My blender has a smoothie setting that blends the mixture for 45 seconds. It starts out slow and then ramps up to a high-speed. Depending on your blender will depend on how long he will need to blend. If you have a high-powered blender (like I do) then you’ll most likely have a setting like this.
Smoothie Recipes
If you love smoothies, you’ll love my other smoothie recipes.
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Pomegranate Smoothie
Equipment
- Blender
Ingredients
- 5.3 ounces Low Fat Vanilla Yogurt
- 1 cup Frozen Blueberries
- ¼ cup Pomegranate juice
- 2 tablespoons Barlean’s Seriously Delicious™ Total Omega® Vegan Pomegranate Blueberry Smoothie
Instructions
- Place the low-fat vanilla yogurt in a blender pitcher. Then layer in the frozen blueberries, pomegranate juice, and Barlean’s Seriously Delicious™ Total Omega® Vegan Pomegranate Blueberry Smoothie.
- Place the top on the blender, and blend for 45 seconds or until smooth in texture. Divide evenly among two cups and enjoy.
Notes
- Fresh Fruit – You can use fresh blueberries; however, you will need to add ice to the blender.
- Yogurt – If you don’t have low-fat yogurt on hand you can use Greek yogurt. Just know that the smoothie will be tart.
Nutrition
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