Peach Smoothie Recipe Without Yogurt

I love eating peaches and of course, drinking peach smoothies, but today I wanted to make a different peach smoothie than my usual yogurt peach smoothie.

I made a peach smoothie recipe without yogurt. The reason was simple, I simply didn’t have yogurt in my fridge, and to be honest, I fancied something that’s dairy-free.

This peach smoothie recipe is ready in under 5 minutes and it’s as thick and indulgent as if you were to make it with yogurt!

Why You Will Love This Peach Smoothie With No Yogurt

The benefits of this delicious peach beverage are so many. It’s not only tasty, but it contains so many nutrients too.

Here’s the breakdown of the benefits of drinking this peach smoothie:

• Rich in Vitamins and Minerals: Peaches are packed with vitamins A and C, promoting eye health and boosting the immune system. The use of berries also contains vitamin C, as well as manganese, and antioxidants, supporting heart health and skin health. (Source)
• Rich In Fiber: The smoothie contains high amounts of fiber, which aids digestion and improves gut health.
• Weight Loss: The fiber and healthy fats in the smoothie may contribute to a feeling of fullness, potentially aiding in weight loss by curbing hunger.
• Energy Boost: The natural sugars from the fruits provide a quick energy source, and the balanced nutrients support sustained energy levels.

Oh, if you love this smoothie, I think you will also love some of my other smoothie recipes without yogurt, such as my no yogurt mango blueberry smoothie, as well as my strawberry lime smoothie without yogurt.

Ingredients You Will Need To Make Peach Smoothie Recipe Without Yogurt

The ingredients I selected to make this berry peach smoothie were the perfect mix of ingredients, that allows you to achieve the same consistency that you would achieve with using yogurt.

All ingredients used are clean and mostly natural, resulting in a tasty and healthy drink.

Here’s an overview of the ingredients:

#1. Peaches

Peaches blend so well, help sweeten smoothies, and also provide numerous vitamins and minerals, as well as other nutrients too.

You can use either fresh or frozen peaches, just make sure they are pitted.

Some people dislike the ‘fuzzy’ skin of the peaches, if that is the case, use nectarines instead.

Alternatively, you can simply peel the skin of the peach, but I do recommend that you keep it, because the skin of many fruits contains many nutrients, especially fiber.

#2. Frozen Berries

Personally, I used frozen raspberries, but you can use any berry you like or have at home ready to be used.

The combination of berries and peaches works really well together. Furthermore,  the nutritional values are much more enhanced, especially when it comes to the Vitamin content in this smoothie.

#3. Frozen Bananas

Bananas are a great alternative to yogurt, because of their texture. Since this smoothie is made with no yogurt, I needed to use a thickening and creamy element to this smoothie.

Bananas are also sweet and work really well with peaches too.

#4. Chia Seeds

Chia seeds are a superfood that is so well paired with smoothies. They also help thicken smoothies, but most importantly, provide an abundance of nutrients. 

Rich in fiber, protein, and Omega-3 fatty acids, these little seeds will give your healthy smoothie a wonderful health boost!

#5. Ice

The use of ice just makes every beverage taste better. The coolness and freshness simply elevate this smoothie, but also help thicken it too.

#6. Vanilla Almond Milk

I love making my own homemade almond milk at home, but making it yourself is optional.

There are many vanilla almond milk brands you can buy in the grocery store.

I used vanilla almond milk because vanilla and peaches work so well together. Furthermore, almond milk is low in calories, which helps keep the calories of this smoothie to a minimum.  

Variations And Substitutions of This Recipe

There are some ingredients you can replace for others, just in case you may have slightly different preferences.

Here are some of the alternatives:

• Instead of bananas, you can use mango instead. Mango and peaches work so well together, so mango would be a great replacement!
• For a fresher and more aromatic taste, feel free to add a couple of fresh mint leaves to the blender.
• If you are allergic to nuts, using oat or coconut milk instead of almond milk would be a fantastic substitute. 

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