Cottage cheese gives pineapple and mango a tangy dairy base. Water loosens the mixture and frozen fruit keeps it cold. This is a way to explore cottage cheese in a smoothie without relying on a flavored protein supplement for its taste.
Cottage cheese gives pineapple and mango a tangy dairy base. Water loosens the mixture and frozen fruit keeps it cold. This is a way to explore cottage cheese in a smoothie without relying on a flavored protein supplement for its taste.
Cold coffee, banana, cacao, and vanilla give this oat-milk smoothie a coffee-shop style flavor. A date adds sweetness and cauliflower contributes body. It is a useful chilled blend when plain brewed coffee is already available without flavored syrup or cream.
Apple, oats, cinnamon, and dates give this spinach smoothie a breakfast flavor. Oat milk carries the mixture and nutmeg adds a stronger spice accent. This version is chilled, adapting the warm preparation of its source for a regular household blender.
Dates, oats, and cinnamon make a simple breakfast-style plant-milk blend. Vanilla adds aroma, while dates provide caramel-like sweetness. Without another fruit, the texture depends strongly on how thoroughly the oats and dates are processed with the measured liquid.
Rolled oats give this banana smoothie more body than a fruit-only blend. Coconut milk, cinnamon, and vanilla create a breakfast-style flavor. A small optional measure of maple syrup allows adjustment after considering the sweetness of the ripe banana.
Peanut butter gives this banana smoothie a roasted flavor that suits breakfast. A little rolled oat adds body, and oat milk keeps the base dairy-free. Cinnamon and allspice provide a warm flavor without turning the drink into a complicated recipe.