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Strawberry Banana Yogurt Smoothie

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Strawberry Banana Yogurt Smoothie

Creamy, berry-bright, and thick enough for a spoon or straw.

5 minutes2 small servings
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What you need

The easy way

  1. Add milk, yogurt, banana, and strawberries to a blender.
  2. Blend until smooth, stopping to scrape as needed.
  3. Add a splash more milk for a thinner texture.
  4. Taste before adding optional honey; serve immediately.

Use your senses. Times are guardrails. Look for color, texture, and doneness as you go. Refrigerate perishable leftovers promptly; reheat cooked leftovers to 165°F when applicable.

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Strawberry Banana Yogurt Smoothie

Smoothie

Strawberry Banana Yogurt Smoothie

Creamy, berry-bright, and thick enough for a spoon or straw.

5 min2 small servings

Set up

What you need

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  • Try this insteadUse 1 cup frozen mango for a bright, creamy blend without banana.
  • Try this insteadUse frozen raspberries, blueberries, or a berry blend. Expect seeds with raspberries.
  • Try this insteadUse thick plain yogurt or a dairy-free Greek-style yogurt; check labels for allergens.
  • Try this insteadAny milk works. Start with less if your fruit has begun to thaw.
  • Try this insteadUse maple syrup, or leave it out and taste the fruit first.
Load liquids first
Step 1 of 4

Load liquids first

Add milk, yogurt, banana, and strawberries to the blender.

Look forMilk and yogurt should sit nearest the blades, with the frozen fruit piled above.
Blend to a slow spiral
Step 2 of 4

Blend to a slow spiral

Blend until smooth, stopping to scrape as needed.

Look forThe center should turn in one smooth spiral with no fruit chunks knocking against the jar.
Adjust one splash at a time
Step 3 of 4

Adjust one splash at a time

Add a splash more milk only if you want a thinner texture.

Look forA spoon or straw should leave a ridge that settles slowly instead of disappearing at once.
Taste, then pour
Step 4 of 4

Taste, then pour

Taste before adding optional honey; serve immediately.

Look forThe smoothie should pour in a slow ribbon and stay cold, creamy, and berry-bright.