Almond milk is truly a heavy-hitter. This dairy-free alternative to milk is low-calorie (one cup contains 60 calories, compared to the 146 calories in milk), it's high in healthy fats and contains half of your daily vitamin E. When incorporated into smoothies, almond milk gives it a creamy texture. Add in fruits and superfoods and you've got yourself an amazingly healthy beverage.
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We've done the research to bring you some of the best almond milk smoothies on the interwebs. Some of the smoothies are great if you're on the run and need a quick and filling breakfast. Others are great for repairing muscles after a grueling workout.
Either way, these 40 almond milk-based smoothie recipes have been carefully curated to offer you some solid options. In fact, we're willing to bet you'll find a few favorites. Enjoy!
This pineapple and papaya smoothie is great if you’re constipated.
The papain and fiber in papaya work wonders if you’re suffering from constipation. What’s more, you’ll benefit from the pineapple’s enzymes, which also help with digestion.
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
Don't judge this blueberry kale smoothie by its looks.
I promise you the blueberry flavor is potent, making this smoothie taste way better than you think.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
If you’ve been searching for a dairy-free piña colada, this one’s got your name on it.
Go ahead and make this one ASAP!
Get the recipe at Baked Bree.
If all forms of almond is your thing, then this smoothie is for you.
It contains almond butter, almond milk and, you guessed it, almonds. Raspberries also provide a wonderfully refreshing flavor.
Get the recipe at Happy Foods Tube.
This healthy banana and almond smoothie is an excellent option for breakfast.
Together, all of the ingredients–almond butter, almond milk, banana, flax seeds and honey– literally stick to your gut. This creamy and thick smoothie will hold you up until lunch time.
Get the full recipe at Cookie and Kate.
Life’s so peachy with this smoothie.
If you love this stone fruit, make this green smoothie. Adding some baby spinach doesn’t change the flavor but packs in the vitamins.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
This peanut butter, oats, and banana smoothie is a great choice for a post-workout beverage.
It’s also yummy and tastes like you’re drinking a milkshake.
Get the full recipe at Joy the Baker.
Try this irresistible and low-calorie orange-almond milk smoothie.
This dairy-free delight is so easy to make.
Get the full recipe at Best Health Magazine.
This PB & J smoothie doesn’t actually contain jelly, but is nonetheless extremely delicious.
It contains strawberry and blueberries, which I think is better.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
Give this avocado smoothie a chance.
It’s loaded creamy, sweet, and loaded with protein.
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
If you’re in the mood for a great dairy-free smoothie, try this blueberry, banana, and oatmeal version.
You’ll be making this smoothie frequently for breakfast. It’s that good.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
This sweet potato smoothie packs in the vitamins and nutrients.
It's time-consuming because you have to bake the sweet potato, but it's so worth it.
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
Start your day right with this mango-banana green smoothie.
Add this delicious smoothie to your breakfast rotation. It can pull its weight in flavor and nutrition.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
Kick the avocado smoothie up a notch by adding chocolate.
The avocado and bananas give it a creamy consistency. The chocolate is a nice touch.
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
Berry chia pudding is dairy-free deliciousness.
It’s not exactly a smoothie, but made it’s with almond milk and can be eaten as a snack or as a breakfast. It’s super healthy and filling.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
This vanilla coconut chai smoothie even has protein!
It’s an excellent option if you’re looking to repair muscles after a workout–or simpy want to enjoy the taste of chai.
Get the full recipe at Eating Bird Food.
Here’s our protein-packed berry smoothie recipe.
Along with a nut-based milk, we add chia, flax or hemp seeds.
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
This smoothie has all you need to get your day started--even caffeine.
Blueberries, rolled oats, coffee, and even dates–oh my! Yes, this smoothie is a heavyweight.
Get the full recipe at Tasty Kitchen.
If it’s cranberry season, then make our delicious smoothie.
We’re serving you up a way of enjoying cranberries outside of a cocktail. The addition of berries give the smoothie a gorgeous deep red color and the bananas give it a wonderful creamy texture. Enjoy!
Get the full recipe at MamásLatinas.
This berry and banana fro-yo shake is ready in 5 minutes!
Be sure to use really ripe bananas for best results.
Get the full recipe at Skinnytaste.
This smoothie recipe contains vitamins and essential fatty acids that help promote healthy and shiny hair.
Simply blend 2 cups of unsweetened almond milk with 2 tablespoons of chia seeds, 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract, 1/2 a teaspoon of cinnamon, and Stevia (or sweetener of your choice).
I beg you to taste this pineapple-kale smoothie.
Take it from someone who is a picky eater when it comes to vegetables.
Get the full recipe at Well Plated.
This chocolate, peanut butter, and banana smoothie is a gym rat’s dream beverage.
It provides the hydration, potassium and protein one needs to replenish lost electrolytes and repair muscles.
Get the recipe at Baked Bree.
Banana and hibiscus are the headliners of this smoothie.
But in reality, it’s full of superfoods including kale and peach.
Get the recipe at Green Blender.
Try a smoothie version of the pumpkin spiced latte.
The ingredients in this recipe will give you a healthy dose of vitamin A, antioxidants and potassium. Drink it without any guilt.
Get the recipe at Green Blender.
Cacao nibs, banana, pear, shredded coconut, along with almond milk and kale make this smoothie delicious.
It’s a powerful superfood concoction, though it could be a dessert.
Get the recipe at Green Blender.
Melons and cucumber provide a surprisingly delicious twist to this smoothie.
It also provides a healthy dose of vitamin D and B.
Get the recipe at Women’s Health.
This banana and peach smoothie is just right.
It’s not too light or too heavy, so enjoy whenever the mood strikes!
Get the recipe at A Beautiful Plate.
Raspberries and blackberries give this smoothie its burgundy color.
They also provide this smoothie with loads of antioxidants and major flavor.
Get the recipe at Baked Bree.
This orange creamsicle smoothie has just two ingredients!
You guessed it: oranges and almond milk.
Get the recipe at Making Thyme for Health.
How beautiful is this strawberry beet smoothie?
It’s not just a good looking smoothie. It's full of nutrients and the beets don’t overpower the strawberries. Yum!
Get the recipe at Joy the Baker.
Adding oats to this blackberry-almond milk smoothie makes it filling.
Include this smoothie in your breakfast or post-workout rotation.
Get the recipe at Joy the Baker.
This smoothie is for the serious cherry fanatic.
With two cups of cherries in the recipe, the flavor of this fruit is front and center. It tastes heavenly!
Get the recipe at Cravings of a Lunatic.
Start your day with the right amount of fuel with this blueberry oatmeal smoothie.
This smoothie might fool your kids into thinking it’s a milkshake, but you’ll know it’s full of nutrients.
Get the recipe at Veggie Inspired.
Give this mango-pineapple smoothie if you’re in the mood for a tropical smoothie.
It’s so refreshing and you won’t even taste the spinach. I promise.
Get the recipe at Two Peas and their Pod.
Strawberry and rhubarb aren’t just for pies.
It turns out the duo makes a yummy smoothie! Try this concoction.
Get the recipe at Flavour and Savour.
Dates and almond butter make this smoothie a wonderful post-workout beverage.
It’s got the protein you need to repair your muscles, a creamy consistency, and just the right amount of sweetness.
Get the recipe at Love and Zest.
This mango and chia smoothie is everything.
You’ll love how upfront the mango’s flavor is and how filling the chia seeds make this smoothie.
Get the recipe at Beaming Baker.
Cold brew is all the rage these days.
Add in bananas, almond milk, flax seeds, vanilla extract, and you’ve got yourself the mother of all breakfast smoothies.
Get the recipe at Self.com.
This smoothie is almost too cute to drink.
But it’s as delicious as it looks!
Get the recipe at Cravings of a Lunatic.
