There are only 4 ingredients in this 5-Minute Strawberry Smoothie. So easy! Add a small portion to your breakfast, or eat as a snack.

I got to thinking… you may have come to this blog because you are just dipping your toe into a healing diet. Maybe you’re not ready to go full-on AIP. Maybe a doctor told you to go on an elimination diet. Or maybe you’re a full-time AIP veteran who is tired of cooking, and just wants something EASY to make.
I’ve got you with this recipe! Four ingredients that you may have in your kitchen right now, and FIVE minutes. I bet you have time to make this. BONUS: you make one for now, and you’ll have two more to pop in the fridge to have as a mid-morning snack, or to supplement your breakfast.

These are small…
…because I don’t want to overload you with sugar – even fruit sugar. The recipe makes enough for three 8-oz jelly jars. (It is a great help to have dishwasher safe lids that won’t rust.)
Smoothies are a fun addition to breakfast or as a small treat, but if you are trying to heal, make veggies and quality meats your jam. You could maybe have a portion of Turkey Breakfast Hash, and a small 5-Minute Strawberry Smoothie to go with it.

Another breakfast idea
If you cannot fathom eating vegetables for breakfast yet, you could also try these in a bowl with Lovebird cereal, which is a 100% AIP cereal! This is especially nice if you are sensitive to coconut milk, but you still want your cereal. Top your smoothie with it to make a smoothie bowl!
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Enjoy your 5-Minute Strawberry Smoothies! And as always, I wish you great love and deep healing.
💗,
Wendi
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I’m allergic to bananas. What can I substitute?
Hi, Joni! Hmm. Technically, you could add any fruit you like in its place, but the thing that banana gives it is that smooth, creamy texture. What about avocado? You may need to bump up the sweetness with something else, but avocado might provide the texture we’re looking for without offering too much flavor. Of course, this is all just a guess. You never know until you try! 🙂
I LOVEEE this!! So yummy, thank you 🙂
I’m so happy it hits the spot! 😀