Get healthy with this yummy smoothie!

This refreshing green tea kiwi-berry smoothie is both plant and fruit based. You can eat it on its own, or pair it with protein and fat to create a complete meal. We love it with a handful of almonds or a couple of scrambled eggs. This healthy smoothie is a great way to start your day or follow up an intense workout.
A Quick, Nutritious & Delicious Meal
Smoothie recipes are great for a variety of different purposes. They are a healthy breakfast and great way to get the vitamins and nutrients you need to begin your day on the go. Whip up a smoothie in your kitchen and pour it into a travel mug to drink on your way to the office. This smoothie contains caffeine, so you get a kick first thing in the morning or mid-afternoon, when you most need a pick-me-up.
Our green tea kiwi berry smoothie is a great substitute for some of the high calorie fruit and coffee smoothie served at your favorite coffee shop or fast food joint. These smoothies are made with fresh ingredients and have the sweet-tart taste of berries and kiwi. Best of all, the recipe is packed with the health benefits found in green tea.
Looking for other smoothie recipes? Try our Melon Breeze Smoothie or Banana Grape Smoothie one.
Green Tea Kiwi-Berry Smoothie
Ingredients
- 1 banana frozen
- 4 stawberries frozen
- 1 kiwi peeled
- 2 cups kale organic loosely packed
- 1 to 1 1/2 cups green tea home brewed no sweeteners added
- 6 ice cubes
Instructions
- Blend all ingredients together on low speed, with a mixer or blender until smooth.
Nutrition Information
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Any substitute for kale?
Spinach is a good substitute.