nutribullet Turbo™ Recipes

Free radicals are molecules in our bodies that have the ability to damage cells and may play a role in the development of chronic diseases and accelerated aging. Foods high in antioxidants help to combat the activity of free radicals. This recipe includes powerful, antioxidant-rich foods such as spinach, an orange, and a Brazil nut, which contains your daily supply of selenium.

Lemon poppy seed muffin lovers are a dedicated bunch. Sadly, we all know most muffins are packed with processed sugars, carbs, and other unhealthy and unnecessary junk. Well, don’t worry! Our Lemon Muffin Smoothie is as good as it sounds and will squash those muffin cravings that strike – without all the guilt or processed chemicals. Oats and banana help create that thicker texture while fresh-squeezed lemon juice provides that zesty lemon kick. Finally, vanilla and Plant-Based Protein provide that creamy sweetness your taste buds are longing for.

Who knew "rabbit food" could be so tasty? This recipe combines crunchy veggies with fragrant mango, sweet banana, and creamy avocado for a smooth, energizing smoothie that will add a spring to your step.

We’ve all heard of the health buzz surrounding apple cider vinegar and green tea, but did you know that both ingredients are also thought to offer skin benefits, as well? Green tea is thought to offer skin protective and anti-aging benefits due to its antioxidant capacity and apple cider vinegar offers potential antibacterial benefits. Combine both with cooling and hydrating cucumber in this three-ingredient face mist!

Is something this decadent allowed to be this healthy? Absolutely! This chocolaty NutriBullet smoothie is made with plenty of cacao, which boasts an impressive list of health benefits. It's extremely rich in antioxidants and minerals, including iron, zinc, and magnesium. Cacao has also been shown to improve mood, support healthy bones, and boost immunity. And if that wasn’t enough for you, add a dash of cayenne pepper for a spicy kick and metabolism boost!

Did you know that those teeny tiny flax seeds actually pack a huge nutritional punch? They’re rich in heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and minerals that can help lower cholesterol and improve digestion. There are many ways to reap all the health benefits of flax seeds, from sprinkling them on top of your yogurt or oatmeal to baking them into muffins. So why not add them to your smoothies? The Flaxin’ Out has two heaping tablespoons of heart-healthy flax seeds to give your body a ton of essential nutrients. Combine that with sweet bananas and blueberries, creamy avocado and Essential Greens for a delicious and nutritious smoothie that’ll power you through the day!

Sweet melons add a ton of flavor to your smoothies, without the sugar or calories! Full of beta-carotene, vitamins A and C and antioxidants, this blend not only helps you manage your weight but promotes the health of your lungs, immune system, and overall well-being. Enjoy it on a warm day for a refreshing break.

Is your stomach giving you trouble? Ease constipation, promote digestion, and keep things moving by calling on kale! This antioxidant-rich smoothie is packed with whole foods to promote a healthy gut. Kale, apple, and fig are excellent sources of dietary fiber, which help support healthy bowel movements. Ginger is known to ease stomach distress by helping relax and soothe the GI tract.

Perfect for the kids, this smoothie makes an excellent breakfast when your kiddos are on the run. Also great for parents, you can make it in a snap and rest assured that you're feeding the ones you love lots of nutrients and all-natural ingredients. Add a couple of mint leaves for a refreshing kick!

This party in a pitcher is a must-have for your next festive gathering! Packed with fresh berries and sliced fruits, all infused with red wine, rum, and a blend of fruit juices, this smooth and balanced cocktail is a crowd-pleaser. Enjoy the Ultimate Sangria over ice with even more fresh fruits!

Inspired by almond jelly, a popular Chinese dessert often served with fruits or jams, this almond panna cotta with fresh raspberry coulis is a light and tasty addition to any Chinese New Year feast! Almond milk is a highly nutritious, low calorie, dairy-free substitute that contains roughly 65 to 80 percent fewer calories than cow milk. Almond milk is also high in vitamin E and calcium, which are essential for a well-balanced body. Almonds are usually seen as a Chinese New Year motif, with almond cookies symbolizing good luck and fortune. Add this light almond panna cotta to the dinner spread to kick off a year of good health, too!

So. Much. YUM! The Strawberry and Pink Peppercorn is one of those smoothies you just have to try to believe - and believe you will! This frozen concoction of strawberries, beets, peppercorns, and banana is the end-all tasty refreshment that pairs perfectly with a beautiful summer day. Your best self is just a pink smoothie away!