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Greek Yogurt Recipes
Deliciously healthy greek yogurt recipes blended into a protein-packed greek yogurt smoothie. All of the health benefits of greek yogurt have made this special yogurt very popular.
I have personally grown to enjoy greek yogurt smoothie recipes quite often. It adds a creamy texture plus extra protein to keep our appetite satisfied.
What is Greek Yogurt?
Greek yogurt is only regular yogurt strained. The liquid whey is mostly removed with a bunch of protein left behind to create the thick and creamy greek yogurt we have grown to love. The whey is the biggest difference between greek yogurt vs regular yogurt.
Benefits of Greek Yogurt
The two biggest benefits of greek yogurt recipes are:
#1 – Protein
Plain nonfat greek yogurt has about double the amount of protein than regular plain nonfat yogurt with about the same about of calories. I have personally found that a greek yogurt smoothie generally satisfies my appetite longer than regular yogurt smoothies.
#2 – Beneficial Bacteria
The overuse of antibiotics and even some anti-bacterial natural supplements (Ex. raw garlic and goldenseal) kill necessary intestinal flora. Unfortunately, most people lack enough intestinal bacteria in their gut… So they experience frequent constipation and are prone to be constantly sick. Many experts say that a healthy immune system is linked to having a healthy gut.
Also… the beneficial bacteria, intestinal flora, helps digest and breakdown our foods. That way we can assimilate more of the nutrients in the foods we eat.
What to Look for in Greek Yogurt
If you are looking to avoid extra calories, I recommend that you use
plain nonfat greek yogurt for your smoothies. I generally avoid
pre-flavored yogurts, as they are filled with sugars, food dye, and
chemicals. To sweeten and to add flavor to plain yogurt, I love using
flavored liquid stevia. It adds no calories and lots of flavor. But there are many other awesome sugar-free sweeteners in the market.
My favorite stevia flavors to mix in with yogurt are berry and vanilla. Yummy!
You can save a bunch of money and make your own homemade greek yogurt. You can even use coconut milk, almond milk, hemp milk, etc to make delicious yogurt.
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Greek Yogurt Smoothie Recipes
Blueberry Cherry Yogurt Smoothie
1 1/2 cups frozen blueberries
3/4 cup frozen cherries
1 banana, peeled
1 cup nonfat plain greek yogurt
2 dropperfuls vanilla liquid stevia or sugar-free sweetener of choice
1/4 cup water
4 ice cubes
Add the banana, yogurt, stevia, and water into the blender and add the rest of the ingredients. Blend until smooth. Serves 1-2
Raspberry Mango Yogurt Smoothie
1 1/2 cups fresh raspberries
1 cup frozen cubed mango
1 cup nonfat plain greek yogurt
2 dropperfuls vanilla liquid stevia
or sugar-free sweetener of choice
1/4 cup water
2-4 ice cubes
Add all of the above ingredients in the blender and blend well.
Strawberry Greek Yogurt Smoothie
1 banana, peeled
10 large fresh strawberries
1 cup nonfat plain greek yogurt
2 dropperfuls berry-flavored liquid stevia
or sugar-free sweetener of choice
10-14 ice cubes
Add all of the above ingredients in the blender and blend well.
Blueberry Greek Yogurt Smoothie
1 banana, peeled
1 1/2 cup frozen blueberries
1 cup nonfat plain greek yogurt
1/4 cup water
1 1/2 dropperfuls berry-flavored liquid stevia
or sugar-free sweetener of choice
4-6 ice cubes
Add all of the above ingredients in the blender and blend well.
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The contents are not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This website is for sharing knowledge and information from the research and experience of DaNae. She encourages you to make your own health decisions based upon your research and discussion with your own qualified professionals.