ORGANIC SHAKE, SMOOTHIE AND TEA RECIPES TO KICKSTART YOUR DAY

     ORGANIC SHAKE, SMOOTHIE AND TEA RECIPES TO KICKSTART YOUR DAY 




Organic superfood powders, protein powders fuel your mornings

Just because many of us no longer have to get up early for a long commute doesn’t mean it’s any easier to get everything done before our day starts.

In fact, some of us might have developed the habit of staying in bed until the very last minute, getting up just in time to grab a cup of coffee or an energy drink before logging on.

But the old saying is true: Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Not only does it jumpstart your brain to help with clear thinking and concentration, it will likely help you make healthier choices throughout the day.

Breakfast drinks are easy and efficient

It doesn’t have to be super involved or take a lot of time, either. Smoothies, shakes and other nutrient-filled drinks are the easiest way to ensure you’re getting some sustenance that delivers what your body needs.

Just make sure you have a blender and a ready supply of some key ingredients and you can have a nutrient-dense concoction that will check off several boxes on your daily nutrient checklist in a few minutes.

Those ingredients include your chosen milk or milk alternative, juices, frozen or fresh fruit, flavorings like herbs and spices, and your main nutrient source, like superfood powders, protein powders and any other ingredients you might want to toss in.

The Nutrilite™ brand has a new line of USDA certified organic products to help ensure your smoothie or shake not only has the nutrients you want, but that it is free from unwanted synthetics, fillers, chemicals and pesticides. They are also vegan and non-GMO. The Nutrilite Organics products include rich, wholesome plant nutrients from certified organic Nutrilite farms and partner farms.

[RELATED: 6 benefits of choosing organic products]

Smoothie, shake and tea recipes to try

The recipe combinations for smoothies and shakes are really endless, but we’ve put together a few to help you get started on your breakfast journey and provide some inspiration for your own creations. Just make sure you set your alarm a little bit earlier so you can fire up your blender before that first meeting!

The below recipes feature Nutrilite Organics Plant Protein Powder in vanilla and chocolate and Nutrilite Organics Green Superfood Powder. Nutrilite Organics Plant Protein Powder delivers 21 grams of protein from brown rice, peas and chia in tasty and easy-to-mix chocolate and vanilla flavors. It also contains all nine essential amino acids.

Nutrilite Organics Green Superfood Powder is a great way to up your veggie intake if they don’t often make it onto your dinner plate. It includes plant nutrients from a blend of 10 organic green vegetables and grasses, including spinach, broccoli and kale, to support your overall wellness, energy and digestive health.†  Get your ingredients together, plug in your blender and star creating!

A green smoothie sits next to a package of Nutrilite Organics Green Superfoods on a kitchen counter. A woman and child are at a table in the background.

Iced Matcha with Green Superfood Powder

Ingredients:

1 scoop Nutrilite Organics Green Superfood Powder

1 tsp matcha powder

⅛ tsp cinnamon

Dash of ginger

1 cup unsweetened almond milk

1 tsp agave syrup (optional)

Directions:

Whisk together dry ingredients to incorporate, ensuring there are no visible. Pour almond milk and agave into a blender, then add the dry ingredients and blend until smooth. Pour over ice and enjoy!

A woman holds a blender toward the camera. It has a berry smoothie made with Nutrilite Organics Vanilla Protein Powder.

Tropical Berry Smoothie with Vanilla Protein Powder

Ingredients:

2 scoops vanilla protein

1/2 cup frozen mixed berries (blueberries, raspberries, strawberries)

1/2 cup frozen dragon fruit

1 cup ice

2 cups water

1/2 cup orange juice

Directions:

Add liquids to the blender first, followed by the protein powder, fruit and ice. Blend until smooth. Enjoy!

A package of Nutrilite Organics Chocolate Plant Protein Powder lies on a counter near a glass of a chocolate smoothie.

Mocha Protein Shake with Chocolate Protein Powder

Ingredients:

1 cup cold coffee

½ cup milk of choice

1 tsp agave syrup

1 scoop Nutrilite Organics Chocolate Plant Protein

1 packet Fiber (optional)

Handful of ice

Directions:

Add liquids to blender first, followed by the protein powder and ice. Blend until smooth, checking for the ideal consistency. Add more milk or ice if needed to make it thinner or thicker. If you want it a bit sweeter, add more agave syrup. Enjoy!

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