Energy-Boosting Recipes

Energy slumps are real. Fortunately, nutribullet® has tons of recipes designed to give you steady, sustained energy throughout your day. Full of vitamins, minerals, fiber, protein, and slow-digesting carbs, these smoothies, snacks, meals, and more have got the goods to get — and keep — you going.

Pineapple Ginger Sea Moss Gel in two glasses with pineapple and orange cutting board
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Pineapple Ginger Sea Moss Gel

One of the trendiest “superfoods” on the scene, sea moss is getting tons of buzz these days for its impressive nutrient composition. While you can buy expensive gel from the health food store, we always love a DIY option — especially when it’s filled with tropical fruit flavor.

bird's eye view of coffee smoothie surrounded by coffee beans, ice cubes, and almonds
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Protein Cold Brew

Boost your morning coffee with a hearty dose of protein in this hybrid frozen coffee-smoothie concoction.

Creamy coffee smoothie in a nutribullet Ultra garnished with banana slices and chocolate chips on orange background
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Creamy Coffee Smoothie

This coffee-infused blend tastes like a frozen coffee treat, but is full of fiber and protein to sustain you well beyond the buzz.

Black nutribullet Flip with mango, matcha powder, and agave
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Mango Matcha Frappe Smoothie

Frosty and sweet with an energizing zing of matcha, this refreshing blend is a great way to pep up your day.

bird's eye view of turmeric smoothie surrounded by fresh pineapple, banana, and a blue portable blender lid
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Turmeric Colada Smoothie

This rich and creamy smoothie adds turmeric to the classic coconut and pineapple combo, making a tropical treat that also boasts powerful anti-inflammatory properties.

Black nutribullet Flip with almonds, bananas, maple syrup, coffee beans, yogurt, and almond milk
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Coffee Frappe Smoothie

Why wait in line for an expensive sugary coffee when it’s this easy to make your own fresh blend on the go? Plus, DIY-ing your drink carries minimal risk of a name misspelling. Win-win.

A bowl of green Matcha Pistachio Energy Oats topped with kiwi, blueberries, blackberries, grapes, banana, and pistachios.
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Matcha Pistachio Energy Oats

Rich in antioxidants called polyphenols, matcha offers anti-inflammatory benefits that may work to protect your body against chronic health concerns, like heart disease. Combined with oats, pistachios, chia seeds, and even spinach – this is a super healthy way to start your day.

Two Green Tea Peppermint Popsicles with wooden sticks, on fresh mint leaves on a white plate with gold speckles.
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Green Tea Peppermint Popsicles

Love being outside and soaking up the sun? For days when you overdo it and need to cool off, treat yourself to an ice-cold and ultra-refreshing Green Tea Peppermint Popsicle! This minty sweet frozen treat is made with fresh peppermint, sweet honey, and antioxidant-rich green tea to help you feel rejuvenated from the inside out.

rows of energy bites made with coffee, oats, dates, and almonds
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Buzz Bites

Whether fueling for a workout or seeking an afternoon pick-me-up, these nutritious bites contain a nice blend of carbs, healthy fats, and of course, coffee to get you going.

glass of frosty coffee and banana smoothie
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Banana Coffee Frappe

Don’t waste money on expensive, sugary frozen drinks. Instead, try this tasty twist on a frappe, which uses a frozen banana in place of artificially-sweetened mixes.

tall glass of blended coffee beverage with banana slices
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Banana Coffee Shake

Craving a coffee milkshake? This coffee and banana blend does the trick with just a few simple, wholesome ingredients.

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Healthy Heart Smoothie

To prevent heart diseases and live a healthy life, it's important to treat your heart right, so why not treat it to a Healthy Heart Smoothie? This smoothie is packed with ingredients that supply your body with antioxidants, heart-healthy fats, and omega-3s to help keep your heart strong and healthy. Leafy greens, like spinach, contain nitrates that may help reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke. At the same time, avocados provide the body with monounsaturated fats to help maintain healthy cholesterol levels. Walnuts and hemp milk give your body plenty of omega-3 fatty acids that have been shown to not only lower the risk of heart disease but also promote brain health!

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