Blend Up Our 15 Top-Pinned Smoothies

The PMS-soothing smoothie is full of ingredients that will satisfy chocolate cravings, beat bloating, and decrease PMS symptoms.

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Whip up this quick coconut-water recovery smoothie from ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes, who is also a spokesman for Zico. Packed with electrolytes, protein, and carbs, this mild-tasting smoothie is delicious without being overpowering.

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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.

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

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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, then try tossing them into this refreshing chia berry smoothie.

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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 weight-loss breakfast smoothie that'll keep hunger at bay for hours, which means fewer calories consumed throughout the day.

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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.

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Blend raw almonds and fresh berries together for a filling and refreshing smoothie. With over six grams of fiber and 18 grams of protein, it's a great start to your day.

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