4 LOW SUGAR SMOOTHIES | easy, healthy, and delicious

Hello everyone out there, how's it going? Welcome back to my channel. Today, I'm gonna be sharing with you four low sugar smoothie recipes. I love smoothies, I make them all the time, and I do also love a really good, sweet, fruity smoothie, but sometimes we don't want something too, too sweet. Sugar in smoothies can definitely add up really quickly from the natural sugars found in fruits. You can easily have smoothies contain, you know, upwards of 30, 40, 50 grams of sugar in a glass. So each of these smoothies contain around 12 grams of sugar or so, and they're delicious. They're also incredibly nutritious, plenty of fiber. I've also got a couple of sneaky veggies in there as well that don't affect the flavor. Full recipe details can be found over on my blog, so I will leave links below, and let's get started. So we are starting off with this peanut butter and jelly smoothie. For this recipe, you're gonna need three quarters of a cup of almond milk or your favorite type of milk. You're also gonna need two tablespoons of peanut butter. You could also use almond butter if you'd like. You'll need a tablespoon of hemp seeds, half a banana, half a cup of frozen strawberries, and half a cup of frozen raspberries. So add all of your ingredients to your blender and blend it up until smooth. This smoothie really does taste just like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. It has a great boost of some plant-based protein from the peanut butter and the hemp seeds. And I will just say that when you are buying peanut butter or if you're using another kind of nut butter for the smoothie, to make sure that you buy unsweetened. Alrighty, and next up, we are making this key lime smoothie. So for this smoothie, you're gonna need half a banana, a quarter of an avocado. You'll need two limes that you will juice. You could use a little bit less if you don't want it quite as sour. You'll also need a teaspoon of lime zest, so from the skin of the lime. And you'll also need half a can of coconut milk and a quarter to half a cup of water. And also a very small handful of some baby spinach. Now, I don't have a citrus zester. So what I do is I just honestly take some of the peel of the lime and you can just toss that in your blender. Or if you want to, little kitchen hack here is you can actually just finely chop up the rind and that'll kind of act like a zest if you don't have a zester on hand. This smoothie is perfectly rich and creamy, some great fats in there from the avocado and full fat coconut milk. It has such a delicious, rich key lime pie taste without being too sweet. Next up, we have this ginger peach smoothie. It kind of tastes like a peach pie, so really, really good. So you're gonna need a cup of fresh or frozen peach slices. You'll also need half a cup of full fat coconut milk and a quarter cup of water. You'll need some cinnamon, about a quarter cup of frozen cauliflower, which adds a really great veggie boost without affecting the flavor. You'll also need about a two inch chunk of fresh ginger and about half of a small carrot, a tablespoon of almond butter and a teaspoon of chia seeds and half a teaspoon of vanilla extract as well. The cinnamon and vanilla and ginger in this smoothie really helps to add this sweetness to the smoothie, but without actually using a ton of fruit. And lastly, we have the perfect berry smoothie. So this is a smoothie that I've been enjoying for a few weeks now. All you need is half of a banana, about three quarter cup of almond milk or your favorite milk. You'll also need half to three quarters of a cup of frozen mixed berries. You'll need a small handful of some baby spinach. Again, you're gonna use a few chunks of frozen cauliflower, quarter of a cup of unsweetened yogurt, like Greek yogurt or a plant-based yogurt, a tablespoon of chia seeds and a splash of vanilla extract. I love that this smoothie is really nice and creamy. Yogurt is a great addition to smoothies for helping to add that creaminess factor, but it's again, not too sweet. This makes a really nice breakfast smoothie, so really good in the morning. And if you wanted it even less sweet, you could even omit the banana and just have the berries in this smoothie. So that's it for today's video. Thanks so much for watching. I would love to hear from you. If you give one of these recipes a try or all of them, let me know which one's your favorite. Leave me a comment below. Again, you can check out the full recipes if you wanna read through them over on my blog. Links are in the description box and I'll see you all in the next one. Bye.