Emergen-C Banana Berry Smoothie Recipe for the Win!

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Summer is an amazing time to be active outside because the weather is so amazing and gorgeous. I love going on walks in the morning, getting out in my garden, and hiking in the desert trails behind our house, along the California Aqueduct. If you're like us, whether we're having fun in the sun or staying active at the gym, we like to work healthy items into our life in an easy way so we can keep the good habits going. We love a great banana berry smoothie in the morning and adding Emergen-C is an easy and flavorful way to get more essential nutrients.

Really, Emergen-C? You bet! If you're like me, when I first thought about dietary supplement drinks, I had these images of my grandma drinking fiber drinks in the 1980s. It doesn't have to be that way! Emergen-C is available in a variety of tasty flavors like Raspberry and Super Orange that are delicious as drinks on their own. You can also add Emergen-C to your favorite drink and smoothie recipes for great taste and loads of extra nutrients.

I've been trying to cut back on my sugar intake so I stopped adding orange juice to my smoothie recipe. Adding Emergen-C Super Orange 30 CT to my breakfast smoothie gives me the orange flavor I loved from the orange juice but with only 6 grams of sugar per serving, compared to the 20.8 grams of sugar in 1 cup of orange juice. Plus, Emergen-C is packed with extra nutrients like 7 B Vitamins, electrolytes, and antioxidants Vitamin C, Manganese, and Zinc. Emergen-C is also caffeine free, gluten free, and vegetarian, making this smoothie recipe totally friendly for paleo dieters, vegetarians, and more.

Banana Berry Smoothie Recipe

This smoothie is super fast and easy to make and has all fresh ingredients. This paleo-friendly, gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian smoothie is perfect in a tumbler for mornings on the go or sipping while you browse through your Instagram feed. You can use any fruit blend in this smoothie but I like the combination of the berries and banana with the citrus in the Emergen-C Super Orange drink. This recipe makes enough for 2 smoothies, great for couples!

Directions:

1. Add ingredients in the following order: ice, Emergen-C Super Orange packets, coconut water, fruit.
2. Blend thoroughly on the “smoothie” or “frappe” setting on the blender.
3. Serve garnished with fresh fruit and enjoy!

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Emergen-C Banana Berry Smoothie Recipe

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A yummy smoothie recipe for breakfast with a secret ingredient!

• Author: Jennifer Priest
• Prep Time: 10 min
• Cook Time: 5 min
• Total Time: 15 minutes
• Yield: 1 serving 1x
• Category: Drinks
• Method: Blender
• Cuisine: American

Ingredients

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• Emergen-C Super Orange 30 CT – 2 packets
• 6 oz. fresh berries (small clamshell package in the produce aisle)
• 2 cups coconut water (green coconut juice)
• 2 cups ice
• 1.5 bananas
• 0.5 lbs fresh strawberries (about 10 medium whole strawberries or half the 1 lb clamshell package)

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Instructions

1. Add ingredients in the following order: ice, Emergen-C, coconut water, fruit.
2. Blend thoroughly on the “smoothie” or “frappe” setting on the blender.
3. Serve garnished with fresh fruit and enjoy!

Nutrition

• Serving Size: 12 oz.
• Calories: 758
• Sugar: 70.7 g
• Sodium: 782.5 g
• Fat: 15.7 g
• Carbohydrates: 147.8 g
• Protein: 9.4 g
• Cholesterol: 0 mg

Keywords: Smoothie

Find Emergen-C Super Orange 30 CT, Emergen-C Raspberry 30 CT, and Emergen-C Tangerine 30 CT at your local Walmart in the dietary supplements aisle. You can pick up all of the ingredients for this smoothie at the same time. Find out more about Emergen-C here:

• Buy Emergen-C
• About Emergen-C Brand

What drinks would you like to try with Emergen-C? Let me know in the comments section!

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