Digestion-Friendly Recipes

Our Classic Breakfast Smoothie is a dairy-free take on the Essential Green Smoothie, but also contains the belly-filling fiber found in old-fashioned rolled oats. Didn’t think you could “drink” your oats? They help make your smoothie feel a bit more substantial and create a thick, satisfying consistency.

This thick and creamy mango smoothie bowl is incredibly refreshing. Enjoy it as-is or load it up with your favorite toppings for a fruity, frosty treat!

Sunshine-sweet corn and fire-roasted peppers combine in this delectable soup, bringing the heat of summer to your kitchen, any time of year.

Whip up this classic cake in smoothie form! With only naturally occurring sugar, this creamy orange smoothie with hints of nutmeg and cinnamon can double as a slightly sweet treat or snack to sip on in-between meals.

The “three sisters” this dish refers to are corn, squash, and beans. In a technique originating from Northeastern Native American tribes, the three crops are planted together so the corn stalk provides support for the climbing bean plant, while the squash spreads horizontally to cover and protect the soil. The “sisters” also complement each other nutritionally, offering complex carbohydrates, fiber, protein, and a host of phytonutrients in every bite.

Did you know that you can blend frozen bananas into a rich and creamy ice cream texture? Best. Discovery. Ever. But let’s take that up a notch and combine it with another beloved dessert: red velvet cake. The good news is that this Red Velvet Nice Cream is made with nutritious ingredients to keep you and your heart healthy! Frozen bananas create a creamy and sweet base while heart-healthy beets give this treat its naturally bright color. Cacao powder adds a subtle chocolate flavor, which goes well with a hint of vanilla. The Red Velvet Nice Cream is so good, it’ll make your heart skip a beet! Pun intended.

This rich vegan black bean dip is chock-full of protein, fiber, antioxidants and flavor. Serve it with veggies, chips, and crackers, or dollop it over salads, grain bowls and beyond. 

This creamy, satisfying smoothie bowl uses a base of ube – Filipino purple yam– to give it its distinctive sweet and nutty flavor.

Creamy coconut milk, zesty citrus — this smooth, creamy smoothieis straight out of an orange dream.

Apple pie à la mode meets nourishing, plant-based nutrition — it doesn't get much more wholesome than that.

Mole is a traditional sauce used in Mexican cuisine made with roasted chilies and an assortment of spices. Once combined, you’ll taste a layered flavor of sweet, salty, spicy, and smoky. Use this mole sauce to top your protein like chicken, as an enchilada sauce, or over rice.

Chocolate and peanut butter. Nutritious and delicious. This one’s for you, mama.