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Strawberry Lemonade Smoothie

Refreshing strawberry lemonade smoothie made with just 4 ingredients for a wonderful breakfast or snack! This vegan strawberry lemonade smoothie recipe is filled with fresh ingredients and perfect for adding your favorite protein mix-ins and toppings.

Prep Time
10 mins
Cook Time
0 mins
Total Time
10 mins

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  • says:

    4 stars
    This was nice as is but felt it needed some extra sweetness and richness. We added 2 dates, 1 tbs almond butter, 1 tsp flax meal and a little extra almond milk. It tasted like liquid lemon cake. Delicious!!

    • replied:

      I’m glad those additions helped out! Perfect snack or breakfast 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    Been loving this versatile smoothie that packs a lemony punch! I’m out of strawberries so I used frozen raspberries and it worked great. I feel like this would be a great smoothie when you’re not feeling well or are suffering morning sickness. I craved citrus during my pregnancy nausea and this would be the perfect cure while getting nutrients!

    • replied:

      Love that! And YES great when you’re craving citrus and want something refreshing.

  • says:

    5 stars
    I made without banana and followed your fantastic cherry lime smoothie as inspiration (I make the cherry lime smoothie many times a week!) This was AMAZING as a sister-smoothie. Instead of banana, I put 2 dates in warm water to soften and then chopped, used the juice of a whole lemon in addition to the zets, added 1/2 cup of greek yogurt, and 3 ice cubes in addition to the frozen strawberries (in the future i. might leave out the ice cubes). Next time I will add tsp of vanilla. this was FANTASTIC and no bananas in sight. Thank you for the amazing inspiration!

    • replied:

      Love that! So glad you enjoyed!

  • It’s good. Strong lemon flavor which I like. Unfortunately, I was impatient and didn’t freeze the fruit and only had milk. So I added a cup of crushed ice and zested the lemon and juiced it and voila, strawberry lemon smoothie. Very thick and good.
    Thank you.

    • replied:

      Great! I’m glad it still turned out well 🙂

  • says:

    Thank you for all the tips for making and storing smoothies.

    • replied:

      Absolutely!

  • says:

    5 stars
    I love a lot of your recipes and enjoy making them. This strawberry lemonade smoothie was a hit in my house!

    • replied:

      So happy to hear that!

  • says:

    5 stars
    I wasn’t sure about putting lemon in it : I was scared it would be too sour but the sweetness of the strawberry and the banana balance it perfectly. Will definitively make it again !!! Thanks !!!!

    • replied:

      YESS! I am so glad you gave this recipe a try and it turned out great for you!

  • says:

    5 stars
    Love this smoothie! I’ve been making it all week and it’s so refreshing and delicious! I used a whole lemon juice and added plain Greek yogurt for some extra protein

    • replied:

      So happy to hear that! One of my favs for hot days 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    I loved it! Such a refreshing smoothie for the mornings! It’s a nice twist from the regular strawberry smoothies out there.

    • replied:

      So happy to hear that!

  • says:

    5 stars
    This smoothie is delicious. Followed the recipe to a “T”. The lemon and strawberry pair beautifully together.. even better than the blueberry lemon (also delicious)!! This is not a smoothie I’d make as a meal replacement but more as a dessert replacement it’s that good.

    • replied:

      I’m SO glad you love this one, Laurie! Thank you!

  • says:

    5 stars
    I love the Lemon Blueberry smoothie so when I saw this one, I knew I had to try. It’s delicious! It’s easy to make and I added the same protein powder Monique recommends since it’s my favorite too. This is a great breakfast or morning snack option!

    • replied:

      Nice!! So happy you enjoyed this one, too!

  • says:

    What dairy-free milk is used in the nutrition calculations?

    • replied:

      Hi, Ryan! We used unsweetened almond milk 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    Great twist on the usual fruity smoothie, and super refreshing for summer. Added a scoop of vanilla protein powder and a T of chia seed

    • replied:

      I’m so happy you loved it, Michelle! Great call on the protein powder + chia seeds 🙂

  • says:

    5 stars
    I thought this would be too tart for my liking but it was perfect! I added a scoop of Orgain vanilla protein powder and it didn’t overpower the strawberry lemonade flavor at all. I’m going to try the lemon blueberry smoothie next!

    • replied:

      Nice!! SO happy you loved it 🙂 Hope you enjoy the lemon blueberry one too!

  • says:

    4 stars
    Very yummy! Added vanilla protein powder. Also, put the whole lemon in. No regrets.

    • replied:

      Omg whole lemon–amazing. So happy you loved it!!

  • says:

    5 stars
    Saw this in my email today and had to make it for lunch! So yummy! I ended up using half a banana with half a cup of cauliflower instead of a whole banana. Was SO refreshing! More smoothie recipes, please! 🙂

  • says:

    This looks Amazing!!! I am going to try!!!

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