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Ingredients:

Strawberries

120 grams

Raspberries

0.5 cups

Small banana

1 piece

Kefir

600 milliliters

Flaxseed

4 teaspoons

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Servings

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10 min.

4 servings

How to make a healthy strawberry, raspberry, banana, kefir, flaxseed smoothie. Low-calorie, packed with vitamins C, B12, calcium. Ideal for breakfast or a snack.

< 15 min

Step-by-step recipe for a Refreshing fruit cocktail with kefir and flaxseed

Step 1

Blend the cleaned and washed fruits with kefir and flaxseed. Serve after chilling.

Refreshing Fruit Smoothie with Kefir and Flaxseed

A delicious, creamy fruit smoothie offers an excellent choice for a healthy snack or light afternoon treat. This blend of sweet strawberries and raspberries with banana, kefir, and flaxseed creates not just a flavorful drink, but also a powerhouse of nutrients. Simply wash and prepare your fruits, then blend them with the kefir and flaxseed until smooth. Serve chilled for the most invigorating experience.

Who will benefit

This low-calorie smoothie is an ideal option for those mindful of their calorie intake, physically active individuals, and anyone prioritizing healthy eating. Thanks to its flaxseed content, the beverage promotes sustained satiety, making it an excellent choice for weight management.

When to enjoy this refreshing blend

The refreshing smoothie serves as a nourishing afternoon snack, a light breakfast, or a post-workout recovery drink. It’s also a superb option for hot days, offering a quick energy boost and hydration—especially when made with frozen fruits, creating a texture reminiscent of a thick, icy shake.

Nutritional highlights

This unassuming beverage provides a significant portion of your daily recommended intake: 38% of Vitamin C, 30% of Vitamin B12, and 23% of Calcium. It also contains notable amounts of Vitamin B2 (19% RDI) and Potassium (20% RDI). Kefir not only contributes to the smoothie’s creamy texture but also, with its pleasant acidity, expertly balances the sweetness of the fruits.

Elevate your blend

Experiment with various seasonal fruits to customize your smoothie. You can substitute kefir with buttermilk or regular milk. For a dairy-free or vegan version, swap kefir for a plant-based yogurt alternative and use a plant-based milk like almond, oat, or soy. For additional sweetness, add a teaspoon of honey or maple syrup, and to enhance the flavor profile, a pinch of cinnamon or vanilla. During colder months, readily use frozen fruits, which retain most of the nutritional value of their fresh counterparts.