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Whether or not you’re crazy for smoothies, there’s no denying how convenient they are. Eggs and oatmeal are great breakfast options, sure, but you really can’t beat the ease of a quick, high-protein smoothie recipe as a no-fuss way to kickstart a busy morning. And sure, it’s true that there’s really no such thing as a high-maintenance smoothie (except for those that call for otherworldly ingredients like moon dust and mushroom powder). But, isn’t it great to realize that it’s possible to make a filling, delicious, high-protein smoothie with five ingredients or less? Your grocery list sure thinks so.
One way to make these smoothies even easier is to buy ingredients in bulk, then portion out your fruit and vegetables in individual baggies to freeze. That way, you can dump your pre-measured “freezer pack” into the blender come morning, and just add the wet ingredients (yogurt, milk, water, etc.) and protein powder if you’re using it. The recipes below couldn’t be easier, and trust me, they all taste great.

Omit the green powder from this smoothie (the cup of spinach is plenty of greens!) and it only has five ingredients.

Thanks to a combination of protein powder and Greek yogurt, this dessert-flavored smoothie will keep you full for hours.

Any kind of berry will work for this recovery smoothie. Cherries would be great, too.

Who needs a chocolate milkshake when you could drink this sweet, filling chocolate protein shake? (OK, sometimes you might really need a milkshake.)

This blueberry shake is great for when you’re craving a blueberry muffin but don’t have time to bake.

It’s not an ice pop, but it totally tastes like an orange creamsicle.

Forget AM double-fisting—this all-in-one coffee shake delivers your caffeine and protein hits.

This peanut butter protein shake doesn’t actually call for peanut butter. Instead, it uses peanut flour, which is lower in fat and higher in protein, but delivers the same PB flavor.

Feeling like something a little tropical for breakfast? This strawberry coconut shake is it.

Instead of a sandwich, take this peanut butter and jelly smoothie to-go.

Opt for vanilla Greek yogurt in this chocolate mint smoothie, and you’ll still get plenty of protein if you skip the powder.

Ever wished you could drink your overnight oats instead of eating them? With this blueberry oatmeal smoothie, you can pretty much do just that.

That unbeatable chocolate-strawberry combo? Now you can drink it for breakfast.

During the summer, you can use fresh peaches for this creamy smoothie. The rest of the year, frozen peaches will do just fine.

It really doesn’t get much easier than a three-ingredient smoothie. Fresh or frozen mango chunks will work here.

This is more of a spoon smoothie than a straw smoothie, but some days you’re probably in the mood for that.

The secret ingredient in this thick, whipped banana smoothie? Cottage cheese.
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