Energizing Peach Spinach Smoothie (With Banana and Almond Milk)

A recipe for an energizing peach spinach smoothie with all the right flavors and nutrients, perfect for when you need an energy boost.

During the warmer summer months, I love drinking smoothies that are not only nutritious but also refreshing and perhaps a bit sweet.

One of those refreshing smoothies is this particular peach spinach smoothie. It’s a classic recipe that I often change up a bit depending on my mood, but this smoothie somehow just always works for me.

I especially love drinking this beverage first thing in the morning as a quick and filling breakfast smoothie for that much-needed energy boost.

Please find the printable version of this recipe further below.

So, what goes into this delicious drink?

Peaches

I don’t even know why, but peaches and nectarines are among my favorite fruits to eat in summer. I’m guessing it’s the combination of the unique texture and refreshing flavors of peaches that just draws me in.

Why are peaches so healthy?

Fruits and vegetables, in general, provide us with lots of antioxidants to help strengthen our immune system, and peaches are no different.

Peaches are also very low in calories and fat, and contain no cholesterol or sodium. An average-sized peach provides 15% of our daily vitamin C needs and 6% of our daily vitamin A needs, which is quite significant.

In addition, peaches also contain fiber, vitamins E and K, niacin, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, and copper.

One of my favorite leafy greens to blend with fruits is spinach, another true nutritional powerhouse.

It’s loaded with many different nutrients, such as vitamin C, calcium, magnesium, folate, potassium, and even protein.

As mentioned, I really love drinking this smoothie in the morning. The peaches and banana mix well with the spinach, and the taste overall is quite refreshing and energizing.

The small teaspoon of honey adds that little bit of sweetness that is so nice when drinking this as a breakfast green smoothie.

The almonds are entirely optional, but because I enjoy making this smoothie in the morning, it’s good to add a handful of almonds just to feel a bit more satisfied.

They do affect the overall taste a bit, but just try it out and play around with the quantity to get this peach spinach smoothie exactly the way you want it.

Check out my list of best high-end blenders for some great options.

Check out my list of delicious smoothies with almond milk for more great recipe ideas.