Ninja Smoothie Recipes. Taste it to Believe it!

I’ve been looking for ways to add more fruits and vegetables into my diet, but I need recipes that are quick and easy to prepare and eat.  I began researching smoothie recipes, but I couldn’t find one that tastes good without adding sugar. I started experimenting and found a winner!  Try it for yourself and let me know what you think.

This Ninja Smoothie recipe is perfect for breakfast, lunch, or snack. It tastes good & is even better for you! Kids will even ask for it.

Ninja Smoothie Recipe

1/2 cup vanilla low fat yogurt

1/2 cup skim milk

1 cup frozen unsweetened pineapple chuncks

1 cup frozen unsweetened berries (blackberries, rasberries, strawberries, blueberries, you choose)

0 – 1 cup green leafy vegetable (kale, spinach, broccoli, you choose) Start with a small amount or none in your first smoothie.  Add a little more each time you prepare it.

Blend until smooth.

The great thing about this smoothie recipe is the number of combinations you can put together. Sounds like a great math problem actually.

How many different smoothies can you make with this recipe?
You must use exactly one berry type & one leafy green.

You must have known I would find a way to sneak some math into a recipe post!

Enjoy and let me know what you think.  Do you have a better recipe? I’d love to hear about it. Leave me a comment.

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Angela Culley

Owner & Tutor at Math Ninja, LLC

As the founder of Math Ninja, Angela provides online and in person math tutoring for all ages including those studying for the GRE, GMAT, SAT, ACT, PPST, and other math specific subject assessments. Prior to launching her business, Angela coached K-12 educators on effective teaching strategies, curriculum writing, and assessment development.As a classroom teacher, she taught math to students ranging from grade 5 - 12. She has also taught both undergraduate and graduate math courses as an adjunct professor at the University of Virginia and Mountain State University.

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