This melon peach smoothie is a light and fresh summer smoothie and makes the most of the seasonal fruits. Perfect as a healthy breakfast smoothie or for a post-workout snack!
Love peach smoothies? Do check out my peach kale smoothie for next time!
Smoothies are a refreshing treat, either for a quick breakfast or as a post-workout snack. This cantaloupe peach smoothie joins my peaches and cream smoothie and pomegranate mango smoothie as favourite options.
Melon and peach makes a light and perfectly sweet combination in this smoothie, and I hope it makes you feel as 'summery' as it does me! So simple to make and bursting with goodness.
Prefer juices? Do check out my celery cucumber juice for so much goodness!
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⭐ Why you'll love this summer smoothie
Fresh and light. This almost feels like dessert rather than a smoothie, and is particularly good with lots of ice for a refreshing cool drink.
Healthy. The combination of fruit and chia means you will be getting lots of goodness!
Easy to make. Such a simple recipe, and one that takes very little time.
🍑 Ingredients
This melon and peach smoothie only requires a few ingredients. You will need:
- Cantaloupe melon - the fresh and juicy fruit of summer.
- Peaches - make sure to use ripe peaches for better flavour and texture to the smoothie.
- Chia - a sprinkle of milled chia gives you even more goodness for the smoothie.
- Coconut milk - the pouring type from a carton rather than a can. Or use another non-dairy milk.
- Maple syrup - for a touch of extra sweetness.
- Almond butter - helps to thicken the smoothie, but is optional.
📖 Variations to the recipe
You can easily use another nut or seed butter if almond butter isn't a good option for you.
Any non-dairy milk is good, your choice will slightly change the taste of the smoothie.
🔪 Step by step instructions
Making this peach melon smoothie is very simple and has just a few steps:
Step 1
Dice the fruit into small pieces (image 1).
Steps 2 & 3
Add all the ingredients to your blender, reserving a little of the milled chia (image 2). Blend to a smoothie consistency (image 3).
Sprinkle the remaining chia on top and then enjoy!
💭 Recipe tips
- Put the liquid ingredients in the Nutribullet cup or blender first! If you put the dry ingredients in first they can often stick to the top of the cup and won't blend as easily.
- Blend up the smoothie with only one cube of ice first, have a taste and then add more and blend to preference. I used to add a ton of ice first and end up with a smoothie that was too watered down. Add gradually, and keep tasting along the way for the perfect smoothie flavour!
- To make the smoothie thicker add more ice, oats or frozen fruit. To make it thinner, add a bit more of the milk.
🥤 More tasty smoothies
Lots of fun and fruity choices to start the day, or for a mid-afternoon snack. My mango pear smoothie is especially lovely for summer! Some recent recipes to try out:
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📖 Recipe
Melon Peach Smoothie
Equipment
Ingredients
- ½ cantaloupe melon cut into chunks
- 2 small peaches de-stoned
- ½ cup coconut milk
- 1 teaspoon almond butter or other nut or seed butter, optional
- 1.5 teaspoon milled chia seed
- ½ teaspoon maple syrup
- ice to preference
Instructions
- Add all the ingredients to a nutribullet or blender and blend to a smoothie consistency, using 1 teaspoon of the milled chia. Add ice to preference. Pour into a glass or mason jar and sprinkle some milled chia on top.
- Serve immediately and enjoy!
Notes
- I use cantaloupe melon, but others such as honeydew would also be refreshing for summer!
- It can be helpful to pour the milk in first to help prevent sticking of the other ingredients to the blender.
- Adjust the amount of ice, if using, to taste preference.
- Please note that nutritional information is offered as a courtesy. It is auto-generated and should be understood to be an estimate.
Katie Clark says
Making this today! Had cantalope cut up already (but it wasn't all that sweet ). This will be perfect.
throughthefibrofog says
Hope you like it! That's a shame the melon wasn't too sweet. You could add a touch of maple syrup if you want a bit more sweetness for the smoothie.