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Green Goddess Smoothie with Ginger and Lime

Published: June 12, 2020 Last Modified: July 7, 2022

This Green Goddess Smoothie is loaded with immune-boosting vitamins and plant-based proteins.  It can be made as a fresh juice or blended with ice as a refreshing cold smoothie.  The tangy-sweet flavor of ginger-lime smoothies is one of our favorite blends.

Green Goddess Smoothie garnished with fresh pineapple and kiwi fruit

During cold and flu seasons its a good idea to boost consumption of fresh citrus.  Grapefruit and oranges are perfect to keep in the rotation as they tend to have a good shelf life.  We are blessed with a citrus tree that produces juicy lemons.   It’s always nice to have a few limes around for extra zest and for cocktails. We are use to keeping dried limes around too as part of our Persian pantry essentials. 

Nutritious ingredients:

  • Spinach for plant-based protein
  • Pineapple, kiwi, lemon, and lime for fresh, potent, immune-boosting Vitamin C
  • Ginger for its medicinal healing properties

Here’s a short, 1-minute step-by-step video showing how to make this nutritious, immune-boosting green smoothie:

 

This smoothie calls for some tropical fruit.

Ingredients:

  • fresh baby spinach leaves
  • pineapple
  • kiwi
  • lemon and lime juice
  • ginger
  • almond milk
  • ice (optional)

Ingredients for green goddess smoothie: kiwi, ice, ginger, spinach, milk, lemon, lime and pineapple.

To prep for this smoothie, peel and slice the kiwi fruit into chunks.  We prefer fresh pineapple in this smoothie recipe.  Buying whole pineapples is most economical.  There are a few methods to peel and cut a pineapple.  I prefer using a coring tool that is specifically for pineapples.

Here is a video from a few years back where I demonstrate how to use a pineapple corer:

Watching it makes me realize that my video creation skills are improving!

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There are also two ways to blend up this yummy juice.  You can use a traditional blender or our preference, a mini personal-sized blender.  My favorite is the Bella Blender.

Green Smoothie in a Bella Personal Size Blender

Green Smoothie ingredients in a Bella Personal Size Blender

Other healthy breakfast ideas: Carrot Tahini Scones, Tropical Granola, and Sweet Potato Pancakes.
 
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If you love this recipe, be sure to also try our recipe for Winter Green Smoothie Detox!

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  1. Trish Inguagiato

    February 10, 2016 at 5:52 am

    Looks delicious!

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  2. Bita

    February 10, 2016 at 6:31 am

    Hi Trish! Yes it is! I will make you one πŸ™‚ xo Bita

    Reply
  3. Alice @ Hip Foodie Mom

    February 15, 2016 at 12:01 pm

    love this smoothie!!! When were you in Wisconsin and where did you live?

    Reply
    • Bita

      February 15, 2016 at 4:41 pm

      Hi Alice! I lived in Madison, went to UW for undergrad ’86-’90! yes, the smoothie is a favorite ? try it!

      Reply

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