Easy Snowman Smoothies Recipe (2024)

Today I have a fun Christmas smoothie recipe to share with you - deliciously healthy snowman smoothies! These simple smoothies were thoroughly enjoyed by my boys, especially with the added treat of squirty cream and sprinkles on top!

I hope to serve them up at a fun North Pole breakfast at some point over the festive season, and I know the boys will be very happy to have them again. They'd also be great outside the festive season for a fun winter themed treat kids will love!

The tasty banana smoothierecipe is really easy and quick to put together. There is a bit of preparation needed, as ideally the banana needs to be frozen (although this isn’tcompletely necessary – see notes below), but it takes just a minute to throw it together.

As well as bananas, I included oats in therecipe too, they add an extra healthy boost, make the milkshake lovely and thick and alsohelp to keepthe children (or adults!) feeling full and satisfied.

A sprinkle of coconut and dash of vanilla finishes off this deliciousrecipe nicely.

Snowman Smoothies

Ingredients:

• 1 banana
• 250ml milk
• 50g Greek yogurt
• 25g oats
• 30g desiccated coconut
• a few drops of vanilla extract
• maple syrup or honey to taste

To decorate (optional):

• Squirty cream
• snowflake sprinkles
• clear plastic cups or glasses
• black & orange marker pens (I used sharpies)

Method:

First prepare the banana – peel and slice it into rounds, then lay them out on lined baking tray and freeze for a couple of hours or overnight*.

Before making thesmoothie, prepare the cup or glass that you are serving it in by drawing on a fun snowman design with the marker pens.

To make the smoothie, add the milk, Greek yogurt, oats, desiccated coconut and vanilla extract to a blender. Remove the banana pieces from the freezer and add them to the blender too.

Whizz together until completely smooth, then taste and add a little maple syrup or honey to sweetenif needed.

Pour into the prepared cup or glass and, just before serving, top with squirty cream and snowflake sprinkles.

Enjoy!

*NOTE: If you’re short on time you can skip freezing the banana, but the milkshake won’t be quite as thick or cold.

This post was originally shared for day two of the Eats Amazing Fun Food Advent Calendar. Every day in Deceber I shared a new festive food idea and I announced them over on the Advent Calendar page too, so do click on the link to see all my other festive recipes! On day 1 I shared some super cute penguin marshmallows, then these yummy snowman smoothies and then... pop over to the advent calendar to see for yourself!

For more delicious and fun food ideas for the festive season,check out theChristmas Food sectionhere on the Eats Amazing blog or pop over and follow my ChristmasPinterest boards for lots more fun ideas from around the web;Christmas,Cute Christmas Food IdeasandHealthy Christmas Food.

Looking for more fun snowman themed food ideas? Check out our fun snowman snack cupsor these 12 fun snowman themed foods for kids!

Grace

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