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Wondering how to make a strawberry smoothie? This easy recipe for a strawberry smoothie is low carb and keto friendly. It makes a great breakfast choice or for a quick meal idea.

Sometimes, smoothies are the way to go. When you are short on time or need something that is low in sugar, a strawberry smoothie can be a perfect choice. It is easy to make and doesn’t wreck your low carb or keto diet.

How do you make a strawberry smoothie without yogurt?

You can always make a smoothie without yogurt. Strawberry smoothies are thinner when you make it without yogurt. If you want the smoothie to be thick, add ice when blending.

How do you make a healthy strawberry smoothie?

Making a healthy strawberry smoothie is about the ingredients you put in it. When using fresh, or frozen, fruit, healthy sweeteners like honey and high-quality cocoa, the smoothie is healthy. Watch out for pre-made smoothie mixes. These smoothie mixes are usually loaded with chemicals, added fat and added sugar. Making strawberry smoothies are healthier when you make them yourself.

How do you make a strawberry smoothie with water?

When making a strawberry smoothie, you can substitute the almond milk for water. While it does change the flavor a little, the difference is minimal. While I always try to make a strawberry smoothie with almond milk, or milk, it can be made with water.

Variations to a Strawberry Smoothie

Frozen Strawberries – If you have frozen strawberries instead of fresh strawberries, you can use frozen strawberries instead.
Regular milk vs Almond Milk – Use can use regular milk instead of almond milk.
Stevia instead of honey – If you do not like the taste of honey, or do not want to use it, you can use stevia to sweeten the smoothie instead.
More Fruit – If you would like more fruit in your strawberry smoothie, you can add whatever fruit you enjoy.

How do you make a strawberry smoothie?

Ingredients:

1 cup of Fresh Strawberries
2 cups of Almond Milk
1 cup of Plain or Vanilla Yogurt (to thicken)
2 tablespoons of Raw Honey (optional, I’ve been putting local raw honey in my smoothies to help with Ohio allergies!)
1 tablespoon of Cocoa (use raw for a healthier version)
1 teaspoon of Vanilla
1 Scoop of Vanilla Protein Powder
Handful of Ice
Dark Chocolate Chips (optional for garnish)

Step by Step:

Start by placing all ingredients in a blender. Pin
You can add some Swerve Sugar for added sweetness if you desire.
Blend on high until smooth. Pin
Pour in your shaker or mason jar.
Serve and enjoy!

*Makes two smoothies.

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