Weight Watchers Smoothie recipes are one of my favorite fast breakfasts. Since the Beyond The Scale program came about, how you calculate smoothies is different. Where fresh fruits and vegetables are typically free, in smoothies they are calculated. So, in the list below you will see higher SmartPoints values than you may expect on some of these recipes, but they are still amazing and healthy options for breakfast, dessert, or a snack.
25 Weight Watchers Smoothie Recipes
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We drink Weight Watchers smoothies almost every day for breakfast. Well, I drink them once or twice a week, but my Beau drinks one every single morning. That means we use a blender a LOT in our house. I'll be honest, I didn't think there was much to the hype behind the Ninja Auto IQ Blender until I got one. We are on year 2 of using this daily and it still works just as good as the first day. Our smoothies are done in under 60 seconds. Seriously, if you are going to invest in a blender - this is the one.
Avocado Smoothie from Chocolate Covered Katie - 2 PP
Kiwi Strawberry Smoothie from Recipe Girl - 2 PP
Very Berry Smoothie from That Rebel Chick - 2 PP
Kale Apple Green Smoothie from Cooking Canuck - 3 PP
Pumpkin Pie Smoothie from LaaLoosh - 3 PP
Tropical Strawberry Smoothie from LaaLoosh - 3 SP, 2 PP
Papaya Smoothie from Simply Nourished Living - 3 PP
Banana Chocolate Almond Smoothie from Emily Bites - 4 SP, 3 PP
Raspberry Peach Tea Smoothie from Emily Bites - 4 SP, 2 PP
Berry Vanilla Power Shake from Emily Bites - 4 PP
Decadent Date Smoothie from Simply Nourished Living - 4 PP
Easy Berry Banana Smoothie from Cooking Canuck - 5 PP
Healthy Coffee Banana Smoothie Recipe from Cooking Canuck - 5 SP, 3 PP
Strawberry Kale Smoothie from LaaLoosh - 6PP
Tropical Green Smoothie from Recipe Girl - 6 SP, 8 PP
Carrot Cake Smoothie from Simply Nourished Living - 6 PP
Weight Watchers Strawberry Pina Colada Smoothie from You Brew My Tea - 6 SP, 3 ½ PP
Weight Watchers Strawberry Banana Smoothie from You Brew My Tea -7 SP, 3 ½ PP
Weight Watchers Easy Green Smoothie from You Brew My Tea - 6 SP, 3 ½ PP
Tropical Mango Pineapple Smoothie from Cooking Canuck - 6 PP
Banana Bread Smoothie from Emily Bites- 7 SP, 5 PP
Chocolate Breakfast Shake from Slender Kitchen - 8 SP, 7 PP
PB Banana Green Smoothie from Emily Bites - 9 SP, 7 PP
Strawberry Banana Oat Smoothie from LaaLoosh - 9 SP
Apple Pie Smoothie from Slender Kitchen - 11 SP, 6 PP
Making a Weight Watchers smoothie is a great way to get an easy meal in on the go. There are tons of flavors, and you can easily customize for your own preferences. I like adding in Greens, Flax Seeds, Chia Seeds, or even Hemp Hearts to add even more superfood or protein. If you do that, though, you'll need to recalculate the points values.
I use the Weight Watchers Recipe Builder in my account to calculate the points on recipes, but you could also purchase and use the Weight Watchers Smart Points Calculator. Smoothies are a unique thing within the Weight Watchers world. Since eaten fruit is free, many don't understand why smoothies have higher points. The difference is that when you drink something your body isn't feeling as full as when you eat it. So, Weight Watchers has given smoothies higher points for this reason. You can easily take in a lot larger calorie count of fruit than your body needs just to feel satisfied. They are still a great option for many, and make an excellent substitute for a milk shake.
Laura
Thank you for the list.
These sound delicious.
Thank you for sharing this with us at Thoughts of Home.
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Patty
If I add protein powder how many points will it be?
Katie
It varies depending on the protein powder. You would have to simply calculate it separately.