This Tropical Smoothie is easy to make and it tastes incredible. Whether you are looking for a light breakfast or a tasty afternoon treat, you’ll definitely enjoy this sunny goodness!
Do you have a smoothie that you can drink every day and not get tired of it? This Tropical Smoothie is so refreshing and tasty that I am making it almost daily. I am craving it as I am writing about it, so… You know what? I’ll be right back.
Now that I have a glass of it by my side, I can talk more about it.
WHY I LOVE THIS TROPICAL SMOOTHIE
There are so many good things I’d like to say about this Tropical Smoothie:
- IT’S SIMPLE. Only 4 ingredients here.
- IT’S VERSATILE. You can easily customize it to your liking.
- IT’S COLORFUL. Just look at this sun-filled glass!
- IT’S HEALTHY. Just fruits and coconut water.
- IT’S TASTY. Oh, yes! It’s so tasty!
WHAT DO YOU PUT IN TROPICAL SMOOTHIE?
I find that the combination of banana, frozen mangoes, and frozen pineapple works the best. But frozen papaya, guava, jackfruit, or strawberries could be added as well.
Of course, you can use fresh fruit here. I love buying frozen fruit because it’s super convenient, and some may argue that it is equally nutritious when compared to fresh fruit. I drink smoothies every day, so you can find all kinds of frozen fruit in my freezer. (I do eat a lot of fresh fruit, too).
Note: if you are using only fresh fruits in this recipe, add 1 cup of ice.
COCONUT WATER VS. COCONUT MILK
You can use coconut water or coconut milk in this Tropical Smoothie recipe. I prefer coconut water because it makes the smoothie lighter and more refreshing. But coconut milk adds a creamy feel to the smoothie, so you may like it even more. Both coconut water and coconut milk are very healthy. I even enjoy mixing them together. Please note that I am referring to Dairy Free Coconut Milk Alternative, not the full-fat coconut milk. I absolutely LOVE this Vita Coco Coconut Milk!
How to make Tropical Smoothie?
That’s the easiest part! You’ll just need to throw all of the ingredients (bananas, frozen mangoes, frozen pineapple, and coconut water) in a blender and process until smooth.
You’ll love these also:
- Orange Mango Smoothie
- Coconut Coffee Smoothie
- Spinach and Cherry Smoothie
- Simple & Tasty Spinach Smoothie
Tropical Smoothie Video Tutorial
Tropical Smoothie
Ingredients
- 2 ripe bananas
- 1 cup frozen mango
- 1 cup frozen pineapple
- 2 cups coconut water*
Instructions
- Place all of the ingredients in a blender and process until smooth.
This looks so refreshing! We eat so many heavy meals in the winter it’s nice to keep things light once in a while!
So true. Thanks, Michelle!