50 of Our All-Time Favorite Smoothie Recipes

This sweet and creamy smoothie offers 16 grams of protein without a drop of dairy.

Whether PMS has you obsessing over chocolate or you're just in need a little something sweet and don't want to indulge in a 400-calorie dessert, this low-calorie smoothie has got your fudgy cravings covered!

This pineapple kale smoothie follows the perfect equation for weight loss, offering 10 grams of filling fiber.

If you enjoyed an enormous dinner last night or if something you ate didn't agree with you, sip on this debloating smoothie.

This chocolaty smoothie is just 350 calories, and since it offers 22 grams of protein and almost 10 grams of filling fiber, it's the perfect breakfast to keep you feeling full and satisfied all morning.

It's smooth, light, and ultrarefreshing, and at just 145 calories and offering 15 grams of protein, this smoothie makes the perfect post-workout snack.

If you're looking to have better sex tonight — who isn't?! — then whip up this smoothie made with libido-boosting foods.

In this metabolism-boosting smoothie, you'll find calcium-rich Greek yogurt, almonds, and broccoli, which has been shown to help the body break down fat. The almonds, cannellini beans, and yogurt also add a great deal of protein, and what's more, the zinc in the yogurt may increase the production of the hormone leptin, shown to improve metabolism and suppress appetite. Other metabolism boosters in this smoothie include vitamin C, green tea, and cinnamon.

After a long, sweaty run, you need to refuel and rehydrate fast. Whip up this quick coconut-water recovery smoothie from ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes.

Want a delicious meal replacement that's full of nutrients? Try this fiber- and protein-rich banana berry peanut butter smoothie. It's only 330 calories, making it a great light meal, and the protein and fiber (from the secret ingredient broccoli) help keep you full without the bloat.

Made from chocolate soy milk, peanut butter, and Greek yogurt, this nutty chocolate strawberry banana smoothie is full of protein, fiber, and a touch of sweetness from the banana and strawberries.

Craving a Thin Mint? Blend up this chocolate mint smoothie, from dancer and actress Julianne Hough, instead. Using Greek yogurt makes this creamy drink a milkshake-like treat.

Gwyneth Paltrow's go-to trainer, Tracy Anderson, blends up this orange smoothie when she's craving a creamy, metabolism-boosting drink.

As much as we'd like to, we can't sit down to a slice of pumpkin pie all season long. Instead, blend up this six-ingredient pumpkin pie smoothie for a healthier treat.

Jennifer Aniston loves this cherry smoothie, and you will too. It's full of fiber and protein, as well as anti-inflammatory properties to help soothe sore muscles after a workout.

Gone Paleo? This light banana choco-malt smoothie is full of fiber and tastes like dessert.

Unlike real banana bread, this banana bread protein smoothie can help you lose weight; it's packed with 34 grams of protein to help regulate your appetite and feel satisfied all morning long.

This iron- and vitamin C-packed lean green smoothie is perfect if you're feeling under the weather; vitamin C helps fend off a cold, and the mint in the recipe helps open up sinuses and soothe an upset stomach.

This chocolaty smoothie is made with Greek yogurt and chocolate soy milk, both of which are rich in calcium, which has been shown to help reduce PMS. There's also fiber-rich spinach, full of B vitamins such as riboflavin and thiamine, proven to decrease PMS symptoms. The banana and cashews offer magnesium, which relieves bloating and constipation and also eases cramps. Then throw in some avocado, since studies show healthy fats can also reduce symptoms.

Missing the old-school ice cream trucks in your neighborhood? No need to be blue! You can bring a Summer classic to your table at home with this healthy orange creamsicle smoothie recipe.

Smoothies taste even better when they're in a bowl! Wake up your morning with this recipe for a berry smoothie bowl.

Soothe and clear your skin from the inside out with this vitamin E-rich spinach avocado smoothie. Skin-brightening ingredients like strawberries, almond butter, and flaxseed help calm acne or inflammation issues on your face.

Pears, berries, kiwi, avocado, greens, and flaxmeal are known for their high fiber content. Throw in some Greek yogurt for protein, and you've got a tangy breakfast weight-loss smoothie that'll keep hunger at bay for hours, which means fewer calories consumed throughout the day.

Made with only four ingredients, this vanilla smoothie tastes more like a luscious vanilla milkshake — and it's vegan. The secret? Soft tofu.

Chocolate and spinach may not seem compatible, but this sweet smoothie blend proves that they're a match made in smoothie heaven. High in vitamins A and C, calcium, and iron, this green-powered drink makes for a tasty breakfast treat or refreshing and light afternoon snack.

This frothy protein milkshake looks so rich and creamy, you wouldn't guess that it's actually good for you!

All the ingredients in this flat-belly smoothie are great for busting bloat, such as Greek yogurt and blueberries. If that's not enough, you also get the sweetness of pineapple, which contains an enzyme that helps ease digestion and banish bloat.

The Greek yogurt in this almond berry banana smoothie makes it rich and creamy. Best of all, the recipe is filling and balanced enough to be a complete breakfast!

Avocados add a creamy texture, a burst of fiber, and vitamin C to smoothie recipes. Whip up this recipe for an avocado pear smoothie the next time you need a little MUFA-love in your life.

This three-ingredient coconut water smoothie plays up the flavor of chocolate ZICO coconut water, but the smoothie is thickened by a frozen banana and raw hemp seeds.

A scoop of greens is a great way to add a dose of nutrition to your smoothie. This supergreen banana cacao smoothie gets its green hue from the supergreen spirulina but doesn't lose its chocolatey taste.

Cinnamon buns are tempting, but one large roll from the mall can be a whopping 800 calories, 17 grams of saturated fat, and 59 grams of sugar! If you're craving all the flavors of the classic, then try blending up this fiber- and fruit-filled cinnamon bun smoothie that's less than a quarter of the calories, with hardly any saturated fat whatsoever.

Skip the sports drink, and reach for this refreshing postrun recovery smoothie instead. It's made with Greek yogurt and chocolate milk to offer muscle-building protein, and banana and the chocolate in the milk provide energy-packed carbs. Since a long run can be really taxing on your body's immune system, the blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries will offer your body an antioxidant boost.

Chia seeds offer an easy source of plant-based protein, anti-inflammatory omega-3s, and antioxidants to your diet. If you find their crunchy texture a little off-putting on their own, try tossing them into this refreshing chia berry smoothie.

If sipping a mojito on the beach isn't in the cards anytime soon, then serve up this refreshing mojito smoothie that tastes spot-on to the boozy tropical treat. This riff on a green machine does more than offer a full serving of fruit and veggies — it helps alleviate hangover pains! Instead of leaving you with a nasty headache, this virgin mojito is high in potassium, manganese, and B vitamins.

Made from hair-healthy ingredients like Greek yogurt, blueberries, and kidney beans, this mango kiwi smoothie will help moisturize the scalp and encourage growth. The beans also offer biotin, which is great not only for your hair but also for your skin.

Eggnog may be a holiday rite, but all that cream and sugar come with a heavy caloric price tag. Now, you can enjoy a similar flavor and texture of the tradition with this healthy vegan smoothie, which is low in calories and high in potassium and fiber.