Blueberries dominate this glass, both in colour and flavour. Banana and yogurt give it a creamy body, and a teaspoon of coconut oil adds a quiet tropical undertone.
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Blend banana, yogurt and melted coconut oil for 10 seconds.
Add blueberries and cold water and blend until smooth.
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Coconut Banana Smoothie with Blueberries
Taste
Creamy and fruity, with sweet blueberries, mellow banana and a subtle coconut finish.
About this smoothie
Blueberries are among the most popular smoothie berries, colourful, mild and easy to find frozen. They owe their deep blue to anthocyanins and also provide some vitamin C and fibre. Banana and natural yogurt make the texture creamy, and the coconut oil adds a light coconut note. Because it is mostly saturated fat, one teaspoon is enough. With water as the liquid, the smoothie stays light despite its creaminess. A good breakfast glass or snack after sport.
Bartender tips
Coconut oil sets when cold; melt it gently and blend it with the room temperature ingredients first, so it does not form small flakes.
Wild blueberries have a more intense flavour and colour than cultivated ones.
Variations
With oats
Blend in 1 tbsp rolled oats for a more filling breakfast glass.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there coconut oil in a smoothie?
It adds a light coconut aroma and a rounder mouthfeel. It is mostly saturated fat, so a teaspoon is enough, and you can leave it out.
Can I use frozen blueberries?
Yes, they make the smoothie colder and thicker.
Can I make it vegan?
Yes, use coconut or soy yogurt instead of dairy yogurt.