This smoothie combines the rich flavors and vibrant colors of delicious seasonal fruits in one sumptuous healthy smoothie. It’s the perfect taste combination of earthy goodness and succulent sweetness for these scorching hot summer days.
Filled with antioxidants, this smoothie will bring back that youthful glow while simultaneously strengthening your immune system. Be rest assured this refreshing thirst quencher will lighten up the rest of your summer days.
This berrylicious smoothie combines cooked beetroots, blueberries, blackberries, chia seeds, pomegranate juice, pomegranate powder mix, and lime juice. You can substitute the pomegranate mix for stevia or honey, and you can also add some whey protein for added nutritional value. The powder mix can be found in the beverage aisle at most local grocery stores or on Amazon, see this one here or a vegan-friendly option here. For directions on how to cook the beetroots, check out this post here.
If you are doubting whether you should head out to the produce section right now and fill up that basket with some of summer’s finest fruits, let me fill you in on the health benefits of this powerful little concoction.
BEETS:
- Cleanse the blood, and colon
- Promote heart health
- Cancer-fighting antioxidant
- Anti-inflammatory properties
- Strengthens the liver and gallbladder
- Improves stamina, muscle healing, and endurance
- Boosts digestion
- Prevents Anaemia
- Improves brain health
- Prevents premature aging
- Boosts sex drive
BLUEBERRIES:
- Reduce the risk of heart attack
- Enhances vision
- Provides fiber
- Improves hair growth
- Aids in fighting premature aging
- Fights against LDL (bad) cholesterol
- Enhances memory
- Improves digestion
- Alleviates inflammation
- Amps up weight loss
BLACKBERRIES:
- Aid in maintaining healthy bone, and glowing skin.
- Facilitate bowel movements and boost digestion
- Improve immune system
- Fight against colon and lung cancer
- Regulate menstrual health
- Reduce inflammation
- Aid in wound healing
Smoothies are the perfect way to enjoy juicy, healthy fruits and veggies all year round. You will be surprised by the amount of money you’d be saving buying fruits while they are in season and freezing them. I usually buy a ton of fruits on sale while in season because I use them daily for breakfast smoothies to give me a good head start for the day. How do I freeze them you ask?
STEPS TO FREEZING MOST FRUITS
- Thoroughly wash the fruits to eliminate any pesticides.
- Cut the fruit into the desired size or leave whole (berries).
- Thoroughly wipe off any excess water with paper towel.
- Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper, and place the chopped fruit on top.
- Transfer to the freezer and allow to freeze overnight.
- Once frozen, remove from baking sheet and store in a ziplock freezer bag or container. Make sure to release any air trapped in the bag. Date the bags as a reminder.
- The fruits can be kept for 9-12 months in the freezer and retain freshness.
Now you have a steady supply of fruits to make your smoothies any time of the year.
What I love about smoothies are the endless possibilities!. If you enjoy experimenting with new ingredients and flavors, smoothies are a perfect way to explore textures and combinations to get those juices flowing!
SMOOTHIE BONUS BENEFIT:
You can freeze them!. This is an excellent option for those who are always on the go. Save yourself time in the morning by making a big smoothie batch over the weekend, place in an airtight freezer-safe container (mason jars work best for me) and freeze for up to a month. Thaw in the refrigerator the night before consumption, or enjoy frozen as I did in the image below.
I hope you’ll give this creamy deliciousness a try. If you are a fan of beetroot, you’d love this delicious cake here and this summer salad here.
Do you have a favorite smoothie? What’s your best smoothie combination? I’d love to know! Let’s chat in the comments below.
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BEET BERRY SMOOTHIE
Ingredients
- 1 cup frozen beetroot (cooked
- 1 cup frozen blueberry
- ½ cup frozen blackberry
- 1 tablespoon berry pomegranate powder mix
- 1 cup pomegranate juice
- 1 teaspoon chia seed
- 1 teaspoon freshly squeezed lime juice(optional)
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in the order mentioned above into a blender and blend for 45seconds or until smooth. Pour into individual serving glass, add a straw and serve!
- Bonus: Freeze the remainder in a freezer safe container, and enjoy as sorbet.
What an interesting idea for a smoothie! I am not a huge beet fan but I imagine the berries would mask the flavor enough for me to enjoy their health benefits 😛
You are not alone, Ann. I served a glass to a non-beet fan, and he couldn’t tell I had beets in it. The berries, Lime juice, and pomegranate mix masked the beetroot completely. Thanks!
I love smoothies. I try to have one for breakfast every morning. I can’t wait to try this recipe!
Me, too Christa! I hope you give it a go. Thanks for stopping by.
Love your recipe! Smoothies are great for breakfast! This looks delicious!
Thanks, Karla! Smoothies are my go-to for breakfast.
I am a big fan of both beets and berries. I’ll have to make this soon.
Mee, too Nancie. I hope you give it a try! Thanks for stopping by.
I love these ideas! I’m always looking for more ways to eat beetroot because it is so good for fitness.
Yes, it is Mattie. Here are a couple of other recipes with beetroot from my archive that you might love: Beetroot salad. Beetroot and Zucchini bundt cake Thanks for stopping by!
Great idea! it must be very filling and fresh by tatse. And berries, I am so into berries currently, which is making this recipe look even better.
So filling and refreshing, Lyosha. I hope you give it a try. Thanks!
That looks like a whole lotta great health in a glass. This is one that I will be adding to my list to make this summer. Thank you!
You got that right, Valerie! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for stopping by!
Oh, this looks super yummy. I will definitely have to try this. I love trying new recipes!!
Me too, Holly! So yum! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for stopping by.
Beets aren’t use enough anymore. They are so easy to grow and have some really great health benefits!
So true! Sara. I’d love to grow beets and kale in my garden next spring, hopefully, they survive.
What an awesome colour and fabulously thick texture. I love beetroot and this looks super yummy.
Thanks, Emily! Yes, so thick, vibrant, and delicious.
I never would have thought to make a beet smoothie. I am not always a huge fan but with berries I think this would taste amazing. I’ll definitely be giving it a try, thanks for sharing!
It’s my pleasure, Nicole. Yes, the berries and the powder mix masks the taste of the beets so well, I could barely taste it. Hope you enjoy it!
We love Beets! I usually make a curry or salad with it. Have never tired smoothie. It looks amazing, will try it one day.
Hmmn…My mouth is already watery for the beets curry, that’d be so delicious Vidya. I hope you give it a try, don’t forget to pin it for later (•_-). Thanks!
I had never heard of beetroot in a smoothie before but it sounds really delicious. I love the gorgeous colour this recipes end result gives. Definitely one to try out.
So true! Elizabeth. Who knew, the best part of the beets in the smoothie is that you can barely taste it. I hope you try it. Thanks!
Oh wow! I’m not usually a fan of beets, but this sounds too good to pass up. x
Thanks, Megan! I hope you give it a try.
the tips on freezing the fruits really help! I’m into this smoothie so much.