Mango Berry Smoothie Recipe
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This mango berry smoothie recipe is packed with sweet frozen fruit, along with walnuts and chia seeds. It’s a healthy recipe for breakfast, snack, or any time of day!
One thing I always keep stocked in my freezer is frozen fruit. I like to have mixed berries and mango on hand so we can make a quick smoothie whenever we need a little extra burst of nutrition.
There are so many different combinations of smoothies, and this is one of my new favorites. Mango, berries, and orange juice taste so good together, and don’t you love that color? It makes me smile before I’ve even tasted the first sip.
By adding walnuts and chia seeds, I give this smoothie some extra protein along with healthy fats and other nutrients. I always like to have a little food along with my smoothies, but you could get away with drinking this smoothie for your whole breakfast if you’re in a hurry. It comes together in just a few minutes.
Visit my apple smoothie, pomegranate smoothie, golden smoothie, and strawberry banana smoothie bowl for more ideas of how to add a quick burst of nutrients to your day.
Mango Berry Smoothie Recipe
Recommended Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1 cup frozen mixed berries
- 3/4 cup frozen mango
- 1/2 ripe banana
- 2 tbs chopped walnuts
- 1 tbs chia seeds
Instructions
- Place the ingredients in a high-powered blender in the order listed. Liquid ingredients should always go into the blender first.
- Process until smooth. Taste the smoothie to see if it needs a little sweetening. This will depend on the ripeness of your fruit, especially the banana. Add a little pure maple syrup if needed.
- Divide into two glasses. Enjoy!
Approximate Nutrition Info
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Mango Berry Smoothie Recipe Price Breakdown
This recipe costs a total of $2.28 to make, or $1.14 per one-cup smoothie. Try this delicious mango berry smoothie recipe for a quick snack to keep you going!
yummy! Its mango season and I’m definitely going to try out this smoothie!
I love mango and berries together! This smoothie looks so refreshing and delicious – perfect for the summer!
I never think to add nuts to my smoothies – I must try that.. Love the colour, so vibrant.
That sounds and looks delicious, such a beautiful and vibrant colour.
Would you believe that I am reading this while drinking my breakfast smoothie! I love how you have used walnuts, I am going to have to try that.
The recipe looks great, Annemarie! I usually do not make smoothies with berries, but soon I will have ripe blackberries in my garde so I should give it a try 🙂
Your pictures look PERFECT! Pinning 🙂
I’m totally with you! I always have frozen fruit and greens on hand to make smoothies! Love the idea of adding chia seeds and walnuts for an extra boost! 🙂
Ohhhh the colour of this is sooo beautiful! And it’s such a ‘balanced’ meal – let’s invent the best balanced glass recipe!
I love smoothies and this one with mangos sounds like a winner to me!