25 Easy Vitamix Smoothie Recipes To Try

Looking to whip up a delicious and healthy smoothie? Look no further than one of these Vitamix smoothie recipes! 

You may find your new favorite quick breakfast, snack, lunch, or post-workout pick-me-up. Some of these are sweet enough to be dessert!

Best Vitamix Smoothie Recipes

Making smoothies has never been easier with the Vitamix blender. 

And there are a plethora of unique smoothie combinations. Each one tastes fantastic but also packs a nutritional punch. 

Whatever you’re craving, there’s a Vitamix smoothie recipe for you. 

So grab your blender and get blending!

1. Vitamix Banana Smoothie

I love making this Vitamix banana smoothie in the morning. 

It’s a simple recipe, but the flavors work together so perfectly. 

Start with a ripe banana, full-fat cold milk, and a dash of pure vanilla extract. (Of course, you can use your favorite plant-based milk.)

A pinch of cinnamon powder adds a lovely warmth. Plus, Medjool dates bring a touch of sweetness.

You can skip this if your banana is sweet enough already.

2. Raspberry Coconut Cloud Smoothie

This smoothie is going viral all over the internet! And for good reason. 

Frozen raspberries, bananas, and coconut cream blend to make this smoothie irresistible. 

Vanilla almond milk, rolled oats, vanilla, and spices take it to the next level. It is sweet, refreshing, and totally delicious. 

But the best part?

The Raspberry Coconut Cloud is vegan, gluten-free, and refined-sugar-free. So everyone can enjoy it!

3. Chocolate Smoothie 

Whip up this chocolate smoothie if you crave something sweet and refreshing.

This chocolate smoothie is healthy and customizable. But it tastes like a milkshake! I think this is the perfect pick-me-up on a hot summer day. 

And it is a healthy way to satisfy your sweet tooth. 

Plus, it’s so simple to make (with plenty of substitute options). So, try it!

4. Spinach Smoothie

I love starting my day off with a nutrient-packed spinach smoothie. 

This recipe includes sweet pineapple and tangy kiwi, which complement the earthy taste of spinach. 

You can easily substitute the almond milk with any milk you prefer. I enjoy using coconut milk for extra flavor.  

Blend until it is a smooth consistency. Serve your smoothie in a tall glass with a funky straw. (That always makes smoothies more fun!)

5. Butternut Squash Smoothie 

Butternut squash might not be your go-to smoothie ingredient. However, this smoothie hits the spot!

Every sip bursts with fall flavors that taste almost like sweet potato pie. (The superior autumnal pie.) 

The sweetness of the strawberries and dates balances the spice of ginger.

Almond butter gives it a nutty richness that I cannot get enough of. 

Oh, and this smoothie is a nutritional powerhouse. 

It contains flaxseed, chia seeds, and collagen/protein powder. Plus, all the fruits and veggies, too!

6. Breakfast Coffee Smoothie

Are you the kind of person who counts a cup of coffee as breakfast? You will love this smoothie! 

It is basically a cold brew coffee. I mean, it contains cold brew coffee. So, you get a much-needed caffeine boost. 

But it also has rolled oats, bananas, vanilla protein, and cocoa powder. Add a little sprinkle of cinnamon for extra oomph.

So, it will keep you full, satisfy your sweet tooth, and provide some nutrition.

7. Greek Yogurt Smoothie

I love making Greek yogurt smoothies, especially when I add in some berries. This is such a simple smoothie to make!

Sometimes, I switch it up and use different fruits, like bananas or mangoes. 

And the best part? You can have it for breakfast, a snack, or dessert.

8. Orange Julius Smoothies

Orange Julius is classic. Not only is it super refreshing, but it tastes like a creamsicle in a cup! 

But this is a much healthier version than the OG OJ. This version does not contain ice cream. You will use Greek yogurt instead. 

If you don’t have Greek yogurt, regular vanilla yogurt works, too.

Not a fan of bananas? No worries! Try using strawberries or mango for an equally delicious twist.

9.  Apple Oatmeal Smoothie

Apples and oatmeal go together like peanut butter and jelly. Apples’ sweetness and oatmeals’ earthy, nutty flavors work together wonderfully.

So, it makes sense to combine them into a smoothie! I recommend trying it for breakfast or as a healthy snack option. 

Cinnamon, nutmeg, sunflower butter, and mulberries round out the flavors. 

For a variation, try adding a handful of spinach extra vitamins. It will change color, but the taste won’t change too much. 

Trust me, this smoothie will become a regular on your menu. 

10. Arugula Smoothie with Pineapple and Mango

I never thought I would enjoy putting arugula in a smoothie. Until now.

Sweet pineapple and mango work really well with peppery arugula. 

All the flavors balance beautifully. 

Feeling adventurous? Sprinkle in some ginger for a spicy kick. 

You can serve it as a refreshing breakfast smoothie.

Or make it adults-only with a splash of rum! Now, you have a healthy and delicious tropical cocktail.

11. Frozen Strawberry Lemonade Smoothie

I love a good frozen drink, especially in the summertime. 

One of my favorite recipes is this lemonade smoothie. It is a yummy combo of sweet and tart flavors.

I like to serve it in a tall glass with a cute straw. Of course, I add a slice of lemon for extra flair! 

Add a splash of vodka or Malibu if you want to booze things up!

12. Refreshing Green Smoothie

Okay, I’m going to say it. Green smoothies usually taste like grass. Like you stuck fresh lawn clippings in the blender and called it good. 

But not this one. 

The flavors in this smoothie blend harmoniously. It’s a refreshing, sweet smoothie with a hint of earthiness. 

Yes. You can taste the cucumber, lettuce, and celery in the smoothie. But delicious mango, apple, and lemon overshadows those flavors. 

So, it doesn’t taste like a mowed lawn. 

13. Very Berry Almond Butter Smoothie

I’m loving this refreshing smoothie! 

It blends mixed frozen berries, almond butter, spinach, banana, and hemp seeds. #deliciousandnutritious

The berry and banana give a sweet, fruity taste. The almond butter adds a pleasant nuttiness.

You could substitute almond butter with peanut butter or tahini for a different flavor profile.

14. Pumpkin Smoothie 

Pumpkin- pie, spice, and -scented candle lovers, this smoothie is for you! 

The combination of pumpkin puree, yogurt, maple syrup, and spices gives a fantastic depth of flavor.

This pumpkin smoothie is so creamy- it is luxurious. And, of course, the pumpkin smoothie is the epitome of fall! 

I like to add a shot of espresso when I make this in the mornings. It tastes like a pumpkin spice latte- but healthy!

15. Watermelon Smoothie 

I’m excited to share this delicious and nutritious watermelon smoothie recipe.

Blending sweet watermelon with creamy yogurt makes an irresistibly smooth and refreshing drink. 

Plus, it’s high in protein and fiber to help keep you full for hours. 

16. Peach Smoothie

I love making a simple, tasty peach smoothie for a refreshing snack.

If you don’t have fresh fruit, frozen works just as well! It will give your beverage an extra chilly kick.

You can also swap the yogurt for another creamy ingredient, like coconut cream. 

Or use honey instead of maple syrup. And you can always add more fruit, like strawberries or cherries. 

Clearly, it is customizable. So, make it however you like!  

17. Anti-Inflammatory Smoothie

This anti-inflammatory smoothie is an easy way to enjoy the benefits of tasty ingredients.

It features carrots, frozen bananas, pineapple, orange juice, ginger, and turmeric. Don’t forget the pinch of black pepper! 

Black pepper helps your body better absorb the turmeric. (Turmeric is a powerful anti-inflammatory ingredient.) 

18. Strawberry Pomegranate Smoothie

This strawberry pomegranate smoothie is full of flavor- and antioxidants!

Obviously, this smoothie contains pomegranate arils and strawberries. But wait- that’s not all! It also has blueberries, bananas, dates, and flaxseed. 

I like to use Sukkari dates because they give it a subtle caramel-like taste. But you can use Medjool dates if you prefer a sweeter smoothie. 

The dates and bananas act as natural sweeteners. So, you do not need extra sweetener- not even honey!

Serve over ice or right out of the blender.

19. Dreamy Chocolate Chip Mint Smoothie

This dreamy smoothie has a flavor combination that is sure to please. Especially, if you like mint chip ice cream. 

Think of this smoothie as the ice cream flavor’s healthier cousin. It is green, too! (Thanks to some spinach.)

I love the hint of minty sweetness from the peppermint extract. The dark chocolate chunks add rich flavor and fun texture.

Aside from the mint and chocolate, you will notice hints of vanilla and coconut. 

20. Bahama Mama Tropical Smoothie

Here is an easy recipe that packs a flavorful punch.

This smoothie is sweet, creamy, and a little indulgent, thanks to white chocolate chips. 

But the bright flavors of strawberry and pineapple are my favorite part. 

Are you vegan? You can substitute agave syrup or maple syrup for the honey. 

You can also mix things up with different frozen fruits in the smoothie. Enjoy!

21. Orange Carrot Smoothie with Ginger

This orange carrot smoothie is the perfect way to get your daily dose of vitamins and minerals.

I like to use fresh oranges and carrots for this recipe since they add great flavor. However, you can use frozen ingredients as well. 

Add a scoop of vanilla protein powder for extra nutrition.

22. Pineapple Smoothie 

I am in love with this delicious and refreshing pineapple smoothie! 

Not only is it dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan, and Paleo, but it only requires four ingredients. Just blend coconut milk, orange juice, a banana, and pineapple. 

Serve the smoothie immediately for the best taste. However, it stores well in the fridge. Finish it within 3 days. 

23. Mango Kiwi Smoothie

This mango kiwi smoothie is an easy and tasty way to start your day! 

And it only needs six ingredients- mango, spinach, bananas, kiwis, orange juice, and lemon juice. The taste is so tropical and delicious. 

For a thicker texture, add more frozen fruit. Add more juice for a thinner smoothie.

Serve the smoothie cold or pour it into popsicle molds for a fun treat! 

You can also top it with fresh fruit or granola.

24. Vegan Pecan Pie Smoothie

It may surprise you just how rich and delicious this smoothie is. It embodies everything you love about pecan pie. 

Plus, it is perfect as a breakfast or snack.

You can also enjoy it as a milkshake. Just add more ice cubes and almond milk. Or use vegan ice cream. 

Drizzle some vegan caramel sauce or coconut cream on top. *Chef’s kiss*

25. Chocolate Blueberry Smoothie   

I am a big fan of chocolate. And when you blend it into a nutritious treat with fruit and nuts? Even better!

Do you know those Brookside chocolate-covered blueberries (from Costco or Target)? This smoothie tastes just like that! 

Only this is full of antioxidants and healthy fats. 

I like to top this smoothie with walnuts and chia seeds for crunch. You can even turn it into an indulgent dessert by adding whipped cream!