Peach Mango Smoothie Recipe for Energy Digestion and Glowing Skin Healthy and Refreshing

A quick, nutrient-packed peach and mango smoothie that refreshes the palate while supplying natural energy, gentle digestive support, and ingredients that help skin look radiant. Follow the recipe, pick fresh produce, and use the blending tips below to make a consistent, healthy drink any time of day. For more ideas on energy-boosting beverages, see this collection of healthy juice recipes for energy.

Ingredients and how to choose them

Use ripe peaches and mangoes for natural sweetness and smooth texture. For one serving:

• 1 cup ripe mango chunks (fresh or frozen)
• 1 medium ripe peach, sliced (or 3/4 cup frozen)
• 1/2 cup plain yogurt or kefir for creaminess and probiotic support
• 1/2 cup coconut water or cold water to thin
• 1 tbsp chia or flaxseed for fiber
• 1/2 tsp grated ginger for gentle digestive comfort
• Ice as needed

Each ingredient is chosen to supply quick natural sugars for energy, soluble fiber for digestive regularity, and vitamins plus antioxidants that contribute to a refreshed appearance. For more blending inspiration and appliance-friendly recipes, check these NutriBullet smoothie ideas.

Step-by-step blending method

1. Add liquid first (coconut water or water) to the blender for smoother processing.
2. Add yogurt or kefir, then mango and peach pieces.
3. Sprinkle in chia or flaxseed and a small piece of fresh ginger.
4. Blend on medium-high until fully smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides once.
5. Taste and adjust: a squeeze of lime brightens flavor, a teaspoon of honey increases sweetness if needed.
   Serve immediately for best texture and nutrient retention.

Simple swaps and add-ins

Swap yogurt for a dairy-free alternative (unsweetened almond or cashew yogurt) to keep the smoothie creamy while avoiding dairy. Add a scoop of plant-based protein powder if you want a longer-lasting energy boost after workouts. For extra fiber and omega-3s, stir in more chia or use ground flaxseed; see practical uses in this guide to chia seed smoothies for fiber. Milder substitutions like banana or frozen pineapple work if peaches or mangoes are out of season.

Serving, storage, and timing

A single recipe makes about 16–20 ounces—ideal for a breakfast pick-me-up or mid-afternoon refresher. Drink right away for the best texture and bright flavor. To save, freeze portions in ice-cube trays and blend with a splash of water when ready to drink; refrigerate for up to 24 hours if prepared in advance. Enjoy in the morning or before light activity to tap natural sugars and hydration.

Conclusion

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