Strawberry Banana Smoothies without Yogurt

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This Strawberry Banana Smoothie recipe without yogurt uses just three simple ingredients: fresh bananas, strawberries, and milk. 

This delicious smoothie is the perfect way to start the day!

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Why you will love this strawberry smoothie recipe without yogurt

• No yogurt – If you don’t like yogurt in your smoothies, this Strawberry Banana Smoothie is the perfect smoothie! The frozen bananas make it thick and creamy without adding any yogurt.
• Use up your bananas before they spoil – This recipe is an excellent way to use up bananas that have gotten a little too ripe on your counter. Just remove the peel and throw the bananas in a freezer-safe container for when you are ready for a smoothie.
• Take it on the go – Smoothies are an easy breakfast drink to drink on the go. Make this easy recipe before heading out for a busy day!
• Quick and healthy snack – You can create a healthy snack in just minutes for you and your family.
• Make it at home – Homemade smoothies are less expensive and more convenient than running to Smoothie King.

Fresh ingredients

This smoothie recipe comes together with just a few simple ingredients.

• Fresh Strawberries – Use fresh fruit when in season.
• Ripe Banana – It’s best to use frozen bananas. They create a creamier texture without adding yogurt.
• Milk – The milk helps to thin the smoothie. Any milk will work, 2 %, whole milk, soy milk, almond milk, oat milk, cashew milk, or even coconut milk.

How to make a strawberry smoothie with no yogurt

Step 1: Add frozen banana, strawberries, and milk to a blender.

Step 2: Blend until all ingredients are smooth and no banana or strawberry chunks are left.

Step 4: Serve immediately.

What to serve with a strawberry smoothie

Smoothies go great with a big breakfast, like biscuits and gravy, or these breakfast peanut butter cookies are a great way to add protein to your morning meal.

Storing a leftover smoothie

Store the smoothie in an airtight container in the fridge for up to two days. When you’re ready to drink it, give the container a good shake, and you’ll be ready to go!

Sometimes, I’ll add the smoothie back into a blender with a few ice cubes, although the texture will be slightly different from the original smoothie.

How can I add protein to a breakfast smoothie

There are many good options for adding protein to your fruit smoothie, including plain Greek yogurt, protein powder, or cottage cheese.

Banana smoothie without yogurt variations

I love this simple smoothie, but feel free to get creative!

• Do you like a sweeter flavor to your smoothie? A great option is a splash of honey or maple syrup.
• Add fiber, protein, and healthy fats to your smoothie by adding chia seeds, hemp seed, or flax seeds. Almond butter also offers a great source of fiber.
• Add a tropical twist with fruits like pineapple, mango or papaya. You can also add in coconut milk or coconut water to enhance the tropical flavor.
• Add a handful of spinach or kale to your smoothie for an extra boost of nutrients. You’ll benefit from the nutritional value of the greens!

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