This refreshing peach smoothie is made with frozen peaches, banana, mango and fruit juice, all blended together into a frosty drink. A healthy smoothie is a great way to start off your day!
When it’s out outside, I like to make cold, fruity treats such as an acai bowl, pineapple punch, agua fresca, and creamy peach smoothies.
Here I am with more stellar drink recipes. This time it’s a peach smoothie recipe which just screams summer. We make a ton of smoothies in this house and I truly enjoy coming up with delicious mixtures to share with my readers.
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Peach Smoothie Ingredients
This recipe contains peach nectar, bananas, peaches, mangoes and vanilla yogurt.
How Do You Make A Peach Smoothie?
Place all of the smoothie ingredients into a blender, except for the garnishes. Blend until you have a smooth and pourable drink. Divide the smoothie into glasses. Garnish with chopped peaches and mint sprigs if desired, then serve and enjoy.
Tips For The Perfect Drink
- Don’t be tempted to use room temperature peaches and mangoes in this drink. The frozen fruit is what helps to thicken the smoothie. If you have fresh peaches on hand to use, slice and freeze them first.
- If you want an extra creamy and thick texture, you can freeze the banana too before use. I typically don’t keep frozen bananas in my freezer, but always have bags of peaches and mangoes on hand.
- Serve your smoothies along with other breakfast items such as pumpkin muffins, corned beef hash or chocolate chip muffins.
Quick Tip
This drink is best when served immediately. Leftovers can be stored in the fridge for one day, but the mixture may separate. Stir any leftovers well before use.
Recipe FAQs
Peaches contain so many vital nutrients such as vitamins E and K, niacin, folate, iron and more. Peaches are also great for your skin, especially if you struggle with wrinkles. Not to mention, if you are out in the sun a lot, peaches help fight skin damage caused by the sun and pollution.
You do not need to peel peaches for smoothies. Frozen peaches typically come with the peels removed already. If you’re freezing your own peaches, it’s up to you whether you choose to peel them or not. Peeled peaches will produce a creamier smoothie, and unpeeled peaches will add a bit of texture.
Peaches go perfectly with an assortment of other fruits, including mango, pineapple, blueberries, strawberries and raspberries.
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Flavor Variations
This smoothie is delicious as-is, but you can customize the flavors based on what you happen to have on hand.
- Juice: No peach nectar on hand? You can use apple juice, white grape juice, coconut milk, almond milk or mango nectar instead.
- Yogurt: Feel free to swap out the vanilla Greek yogurt for another flavor such as peach. You can also use a plant based dairy free yogurt if you have dietary considerations.
- Fruit: Instead of mango, try a different type of fruit such as plums, apricots, blueberries, strawberries, pineapple or some mixed berries.
- Add-ins: Feel free to add other ingredients to taste to boost the flavor and nutrition of your smoothies. Some great options include honey, cinnamon, spinach, protein powder, ground flax seeds, or chia seeds.
We always have plenty of peaches around this time of the year. That’s why this healthy peach smoothie is always at the top of my list when it comes to a summer breakfast, snack, or refreshing drink.
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Peach Smoothie
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups peach nectar
- 1 banana sliced
- 1 1/2 cups frozen peaches
- 1/2 cup frozen mango
- 3/4 cup vanilla Greek yogurt
- fresh peaches and mint sprigs for garnish optional
Instructions
- Place the peach nectar, banana, frozen peaches, frozen mango and Greek yogurt in a blender.
- Blend until smooth.
- Pour into 2 glasses and garnish with fresh peaches and mint sprigs if desired.
Notes
- Don’t be tempted to use room temperature peaches and mangoes in this drink. The frozen fruit is what helps to thicken the smoothie. If you have fresh peaches on hand to use, slice and freeze them first.
- This drink is best when served immediately. Leftovers can be stored in the fridge for one day, but the mixture may separate. Stir any leftovers well before use.
I made this for breakfast this morning and yum! Delicious smoothie. I love how tropical it tastes, and it’s definitely left me full. I think I’ll have to put this on the morning rotation for the upcoming week.
Love this smoothie so much! Peach is my absolute favorite and this smoothie is definitely a winner. So good!
I made this smoothie for breakfast today and it was super easy, delicious, had a great smooth texture and was sweet but not too sweet!! This is definitely going to be making a regular appearance at my breakfast table each week!
I love smoothies with greek yogurt — it gives me a protein kick that keeps me full until lunch. This peach/banana/mango combo is perfect!
This is now my new go-to smoothie because it has all my top 3 favorite fruits plus so easy to make.
I have so much fresh peaches from the valley. They recipe came by just in time. It was super delicious !!
I made this today and it was just what I needed. It’s still hot here in the south, and the frozen fruit made this drink perfect.