If you love peaches and mangoes then this Mango Peach Smoothie recipe will be right up your alley! A fantastic healthy snack option or a quick on-the-go breakfast idea, this mango peach smoothie is a great healthy choice!
The perfect peach smoothie recipe for breakfast or snack!
Do you love the flavor and sweetness of mangoes and peaches? Why not combine them in a healthy, delicious peach smoothie recipe? This easy mango peach smoothie offers a healthy, quick breakfast or snack option.
This smoothie recipe is a fantastic breakfast or post-workout shake when time is tight. Not only because it has just a few ingredients, it also takes just a couple minutes to blend-up. Pour in a to-go cup for a easy portable breakfast.
Peach Smoothie recipe: A great healthy snack or post-work out recovery drink
I especially love blending this up post workout, as it’s very refreshing and delicious. This smoothie recipe is also loaded with vitamins and minerals, and has protein from the Greek yogurt which helps keep you fuller, longer.
Blendtec 650 Designer Series Blender with Wildside Jar
This is the Blender I use almost DAILY! Everything from smoothies, to cocktails, to waffle and muffin batter and even nut butter, this ultrapowerful blender creates an amazing puree every time. It’s very durable and made to last!
Here’s a quick-reference shopping list of the ingredients you’ll need for this easy peach smoothie recipe:
- Frozen peaches
- Frozen mangoes
- Orange juice
- Greek yogurt – I like Fage plain Greek yogurt.
- Honey – or your preferred sweetener of choice (I like Lankanto Monk Fruit Sweetener in smoothies.)
(For exact ingredient amounts and full recipe instructions scroll down to the recipe card below.)
If you loved this easy, healthy smoothie recipe, be sure to check out some of my other smoothies and blended drinks:
- Creamy Strawberry Cottage Cheese Smoothie
- Mango Pineapple Smoothie
- Coconut Smoothie
- Frozen Mango Daiquiri
- Peach Daiquiri
- Easy Strawberry Kiwi Smoothie
- Pina Colada Smoothie
- Berry Pomegranate Smoothie
- Chocolate Avocado Smoothie
- Raspberry Almond Chia Smoothie
- Green Super Food Smoothie
- Cherry Smoothie
- How to Make a Smoothie – How-to Tutorial at Genius Kitchen
I wrote the book on smoothies…literally!
Yes, that’s right! I’m the author, photographer and creator of The Protein Smoothie Bible cookbook.
It offers simple, 5-minute smoothie recipes that are perfect for quick, healthy breakfasts, snacks, or post-workout recovery.
I’ve even got a chapter all for kids! That’s right! Simple, easy, kid-friendly smoothie recipes that will get your kids and grandkids excited about making healthy food.
Here’s the simple, delicious recipe for my Mango Peach Smoothie:
Next time you’re at the grocery store, stock up on some fresh and frozen fruits – get them home, and EAT them. If you’re getting your fruits and veggies, you’re going to have more energy to get through the day. You’ll feel better about what you’re putting into your body.
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Mango Peach Smoothies
Equipment
- blender I use and love my Blendtec Designer Series Blender
Ingredients
- 1 cup unsweetened almond milk
- 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt
- 1/2 cup frozen peaches
- 1/2 cup frozen mango chunks
- 1 oz. vanilla protein powder (about 1 scoop)
Instructions
- Add the milk, yogurt, peaches, mangoes and protein powder to a blender jar. Secure lid.
- Blend on medium-high speed for 45-60 seconds or until the frozen fruit has completely pureed and is smooth.
- Pour into a glass and enjoy right away while cold.
Notes
Nutrition
I totally agree with you, a lifestyle change is what will do it!! This smoothie looks delicious. I would never have thought to combine mangoes and peaches!!
Mango and peach smoothie sounds like a great combination!!
My new year’s resolutions are doing well–I’m nearly finished with a January squat and push up challenge from shrinkingjeans and I’m stuffing avocados into everything I can.
I was at a local food summit in the fall and the keynote speaker cited the mango as the biggest reason he couldn’t be an entirely local food consumer. (For me, it’s avocados–we live in Ohio).
This mango smoothie looks delicious, and reminds me of the dive-bombing mangoes that would terrorize my daughter when we’d walk through the parking lot into her preschool in Hawaii. Peeled and in a smoothie they are non-threatening. 🙂
I’m glad to follow you on Tasty Tuesdays!
Dive-bombing mangoes – love it!! Thanks so much for stopping by, and loved the story. ~Erin
I might not have made any New Years resolutions . . . because I’m so bad at keeping them! These smoothies look amazing! I love the mango pieces sticking out, they make me want to dig in!! Thanks for linking up to Wake Up Wednesdays! Pinning and sharing on FB!
Thanks so much, Lisa! I’m not good at New Years Resolutions, either. Sticking to a healthy regimen in general seems to work the best for me. Thanks so much for the pin and share! 🙂 ~Erin
This looks so good! I rarely make smoothies, so this will be a great recipe for me to try 🙂
Hi Erin, just stopping by via Saturday Night Fever. Mangoes are in season here at the moment and so juicy and delicious. Your smoothie looks so good, I’m inspired to put the one I just bought to good use and make me one of these!
Rachel – you should definitely make it! It is so worth it!! I love Mango season. Thanks so much for stopping by, Rachel! ~Erin
This looks amazing! Thanks for the recipe! I must try this next time I pick up mangos. 🙂
Thank you for sharing this yummy Mango Peach Smoothie at Tasty Tuesdays! I am featuring it today at Red Cottage Chronicles. It has become my new favorite morning smoothie 🙂