Blackberries, blueberries and strawberries give this glass three shades of fruit at once. Rice milk keeps it light and naturally sweet, without any dairy.
40 g
blackberries
40 g
blueberries
50 g
strawberries
½
banana
5 oz
rice milk
Garnish: A few mixed berries · Ice: Served up, no ice
Berry Smoothie with Rice Milk
Light and fruity, naturally sweet from the rice milk, with a mild berry tartness.
The old title called this a yogurt smoothie, but the recipe never contained yogurt; the creaminess comes from the banana. Rice milk is one of the mildest plant drinks, with a natural sweetness from the rice, and it is free from dairy, soy and nuts, which makes it a practical choice for many households.
The three berries balance each other: strawberries sweet and fragrant, blueberries soft and mild, blackberries tart and dark. A frozen berry mix works well and makes the smoothie colder. It is light enough for a snack and suits a relaxed breakfast.
Yes, rice milk and fruit make it fully plant-based.
Yes, a frozen mix gives a colder, thicker smoothie.
Oat or almond drink work well; oat is creamier, almond slightly nutty.
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