Sunrise Smoothie is a fresh and healthy smoothie recipe to get any morning off to a good start!

Grab your shades (and your appetite!) for a vitamin-packed Sunrise Smoothie!
This tropical-tasting smoothie combines the antioxidant power of frozen berries with a blast of vitamin C from a whole orange, a punch of potassium from a frozen banana, and staying power from protein-packed Greek yogurt.
It tastes like a vacation in a glass, and is the perfect way to wake up.
Clocking in at around 350 calories with 3 grams of fat, 11 grams of fiber, and 14 grams of protein (depending on how big your fruit it, and the yogurt brand you choose) this smoothie is as healthy as it is TOTALLY SUCK WORTHY.
Which is a good thing — when you’re talking about a smoothie anyway. ;)
This thick and frosty smoothie could not be easier to make, either. Start with a high powdered blender — I love my Blendtec.
To the blender jar add 1 cup organic frozen berries, and 1 frozen banana.
- Tip: Always slice yours bananas before freezing — whole, frozen bananas are impossible to blend even with a high powered blender.
Next add 1 peeled orange, plus 4 – 6oz Greek yogurt.
Put the lid on top, press “smoothie”, then let the blender do the work!
30 seconds later – voila! Sunrise Smoothie.
Pour into a cup and slurp on the go, or enjoy while you’re getting ready for the day. Tropical-tasting and perfectly sweet with a perfect, smooth and creamy consistency — it’ll power you way past lunchtime!

Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 cup frozen mixed berries
- 1 frozen banana
- 1 orange, peeled
- 4 - 6 oz Vanilla Greek Yogurt
Directions
- Add all ingredients to a high-powered blender in the order listed.
- Blend until smooth.
Notes
- Feel free to swap out your favorite fruits or a different flavor of yogurt.
Nutrition
Nutritional values are estimates only. Please read our full nutrition information disclaimer.





















Hi…I just came across your delicious looking smoothie…I was wondering if you know how many carbs are in this smoothie? Thank You, Carol I am interested in your recipes but I’m on a Healthy Keto diet.
Hi Carol! I recommend a service like MyFitnessPal for calculating nutritional information if you need it!
Why use frozen berries and not fresh/
Lower my LDL
Thanks did not know this. So that why you prefer to add a frozen banana as well?
I could not get the “print receipe” to print. It just turned from green to red…..and nothing!! I was sad!!
Hi Mary! I just tested and it’s working for me. Can you tell me what device (iPhone, laptop, desktop etc.) and browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) you are using? Thanks so much!
Thank you for all of your great recipes. They are really good. Especially the sunrise smoothie.
All I can say is Yumm