Ruby red antioxidant smoothie

Ruby red antioxidant smoothie

Despite the fact we have smoothies quite often at home, it’s been a while since I last posted a smoothie recipe.
We usually have simple post-workout smoothies, when coming back home from a trail running session, but sometimes it’s nice to get fancy and make something that looks as good as it tastes.

Ruby red antioxidant smoothieRuby red antioxidant smoothie

Springtime is the perfect time to try new smoothie recipes, like this Welcome Spring Smoothie because everybody feels like waking up after months of lethargy. Time to get out more, eat more fruits, perhaps try a new routine.

↠ Read: 5 ways to welcome Spring

If you feel like you need to detox and want to squeeze in as many super foods as you can in one easy-to-make smoothie that also looks pretty in your mason jars, you can’t go wrong with this Ruby red antioxidant smoothie! The deep hue is given by ingredients such as beet, rhubarb, frozen berries and turmeric. The sweetness comes along in the form of banana, orange and carrot. Super foods like flax seeds, chia seeds and turmeric turn this pretty smoothie into a powerhouse packed with nutrients that will boost your metabolism and your protein intake.
What more to ask?

Ingredients for the Ruby red antioxidant smoothie

A little behind the scene of the Ruby red antioxidant smoothie
A little behind the scene of the Ruby red antioxidant smoothie – Pedro the cat is such a grumpy artistic director!
Ruby red antioxidant smoothie

Ruby red antioxidant smoothie

In this antioxidant smoothie you'll find plenty of healthy plant-based proteins, fibers and vitamins. Blend well and enjoy in the morning while practicing gratitude, or post-workout to replenish your body of super foods.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Course Smoothies
Servings 2 people

Ingredients
  

  • 2 tbsp ground flax seed I grind mine directly in the blender
  • 2 tbsp chia seeds
  • 2 oranges peeled and deseeded
  • 2 bananas with lots of brown spots!
  • 2 carrots peeled if non-organic, and roughly chooped
  • 4 stalks rhubarb chopped
  • 1 beet sliced
  • 1 lemon the juice
  • 1 cup frozen berries
  • 200 ml water
  • 200 ml plant-based milk
  • 1 pinch turmeric

Instructions
 

  • Add the flax and chia seeds to your blender, grind them finely without overheating.
  • If you don't have a super-powerful blender (I don't!) juice the rhubarb in a juicer first. Then add all the roughly chopped fruits and vegetables and the liquids to your blender, and blend on high until smooth!
  • Serve immediately with additional chia seeds on top, decorate with a few flowers.... just because :-)

Notes

You can add or substitute some of the ingredients - just keep in mind that the color will drastically change if you start adding kiwis, or green-leafy vegetables.

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Also, do let me know in the comments which is your favorite smoothie combination :)

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Comments

  1. Reply

    Now I want a smoothie!
    Super good, super fresh, I confirm :)

  2. Reply

    Looks like a great smoothie for very healthy reasons. Love the color.

  3. Reply

    This sounds great! I love to see new smoothie recipes! I will def have to try this one!

    XO-Lisa
    http://www.thatssodarling.com

  4. Reply

    I LOVE smoothies!!!! I still haven’t put beets in one but keep saying I have to – I think I’ll try this one!

  5. Reply

    I don’t think I have ever had rhubarb now I am curious on the taste.

  6. Reply

    this smoothie is so pretty! I absolutely love rhubarb, but I’m not a huge beet fan, how much can you taste the beets?

  7. Reply

    Now this is a cool recipe, I would love to give it a try, I love smoothies

  8. Reply

    I have been looking for some good smoothie recipes! This one looks really yummy! (anything red does to me! :) ) & your photos are so inviting – love it all!

  9. Reply

    This looks so good! I really need to make smoothies more often!

  10. Reply

    What a beautiful smoothie with scrumptious ingredients! It’s motivated me to make a smoothie this a.m. with slightly different ingredients, but can’t wait to try this one!

  11. Reply

    What a glorious mix of yumminess! I am always looking for new ways to get smoothies in the family :)

  12. Reply

    I have a smoothie every morning for breakfast, but I think I have to try this. I really like beets and they’re so good for you. Never thought of putting it in a smoothie.

  13. Reply

    I have a smoothie pretty much every morning, and this one sounds like one to add to my routine! I don’t think I have tried rhubarb before. I am going to have to try it! I am in the Southwest now, but I used to live where lilac bushes grew. I miss the smell!

  14. Reply

    Hey this looks super delicious. I love the look of your blog and Instagram and look forward to seeing more posts!

  15. Reply

    I love smoothies, and this one seems particularly gorgeous.
    nice idea.
    PS i’ve just discovered your blog and I love it!!!

  16. Reply

    What a Excellent smoothie with Nice ingredients! This one really looks Yummy. Can’t wait to give it to Try.

  17. Reply

    I love your photos. Not a great smoothie lover here but you’ve inspired me to eat (and drink) better, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

  18. Reply

    SO beautiful! I feel healthier just looking at your photos :D

  19. Reply

    Looks so inviting

  20. Reply

    thank you, i made this yesterday and it was SO good ♥

  21. Reply

    BEAUTIFUL photos, Francesca! As always, your post is so lovely. Pretty kitty!

    1. Reply

      Thank you dear Cindy, you are always so sweet ♥ Pedro the cat says hi! :D

  22. Reply

    Right, I’m on it. Got my grandson here over the school holidays and we’re off to the shops to grab the ingredients for these.

    1. Reply

      Hey Rebecca, let me know how you liked it, once you make it. If your grandson is very young, you might want to add a little agave or a similar sweetener ;)

  23. Reply

    Right, I’m on it. Got my grandson here over the school holidays and we’re off to the shops to grab the ingredients for these. Yummo

  24. Reply

    After reading your post, I badly want an antioxidant smoothie now! I’ll definitely make this one later. :) Thank you for sharing this recipe!
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  25. Reply

    Oh wow, this ruby red color is just amazing! I’m gonna try this smoothie right now. Thanks for sharing, Francesca. Love your blog btw.
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  26. Reply

    Thank you for this healthy smoothie, it looks delicious!

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