Ce Smoothie aux fruits du dragon is a healthy, refreshing, vibrant pink smoothie loaded with anti-oxidant, iron, and protein. It’s a delicious plant-based smoothie for hot summer days.

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Smoothie aux fruits du dragon

This Dragon fruit smoothie is a healthy refreshing vibrant pink smoothie loaded with antioxidants, iron, and protein. A delicious plant-based smoothie for hot summer days.

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Temps de préparation: 5

Temps total: 5

Plat: Petit-déjeuner, Collation

Cuisine: Américaine

Portions: 1 Smoothie

Calories: 281.2 kcal

Auteur : Carine Claudepierre

Ingrédients

US coutumier - Métrique

▢ 8 onces Dragon Fruit - gelé
▢ ½ tasse Mangue congelée - morceaux
▢ 1 petit Banane - couper en morceaux
▢ 1 ¼ tasse Le lait de coco - ou lait d'amande
▢ ½ tasse Glaçons
▢ 1 cuillerée à soupe Jus de citron vert

Optionnel

▢ 2 Cuillères à soupe Poudre de protéine de vanille

Instructions de Pose et d'Entretien

Add all the smoothie ingredients to the jug of a blender.
Blend on the high-speed setting until smooth. You can thin out the smoothie by adding a splash more milk or water.
Servir immédiatement.

Équipement

Mixeur Vitamix Ascent A2500

Tasses et cuillères à mesurer

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Alimentation

What’s Dragon Fruit?

Dragon fruit is a tropical fruit growing on a variety of cactus plants. It’s native in Mexico and South America. It’s a fruit with many health benefits, and that’s why people love to add it to smoothies and smoothie bowls.

Dragon fruit’s main benefits are:

Riche en antioxydants.
High in Iron – 100 grams of fruit contain 4% of the Daily Value.
Low-carb with only 10 grams of net carbs per 100 grams. It’s less than blueberries, meaning it’s diabetes-friendly, and it won’t spike blood sugar levels as quickly as other fruits like bananas.
It contains prebiotics good for gut health.
Low in calories but high in fiber, so it’s fulfilling and refreshing.

Dragon fruit flavor varies based on the color of its flesh. Overall, it has a soft, melt-in-your-mouth flesh very similar to kiwi but more like a pear in flavor. Some dragon fruits have white flesh with a mild taste, while others have reddish, vibrant purple flesh with dark seeds with a more robust flavor.

Ingrédients et substitutions

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A dragon smoothie is a refreshing, easy pink smoothie loaded with nutrients. It’s very easy to make with a bunch of simple ingredients, including:

Frozen Dragon Fruit – of course, you can use fresh dragon fruit, cut, scoop, and fresh the flesh or use it raw if in season. But I personally prefer the frozen dragon fruits because it makes your pitaya smoothie so creamy. You can use any dragon fruit color: red, white, or yellow.
Mangue congelée – the dragon fruit mango smoothie combination is heavenly delicious! Plus mango has a frothy creamy texture to the drink too. If you are not a fan of mango, try frozen pineapple or frozen banana.
Banane – fresh, small.
Le lait de coco or almond milk.
Glaçons – for a frothy texture.
Jus de citron vert – or lime juice.

Like any other smoothie recipe, you can play with flavor by adding some ingredients to the smoothie to boost its creamy texture or flavor.

Beurre d'arachide – 1 tablespoon adds protein and creamy texture.
Beurre d'amande – 1 tablespoon adds creaminess.
Freshly squeeze Jus d'orange to skip the lime juice.

How To Make A Dragon Fruit Smoothie (in Pictures)

Suggestions de service

You can serve this pitaya smoothie plain or with some toppings that add texture and pop out all its flavors like:

Baies de goji séchées
Freeze-dried raspberries or strawberries
Noix de coco grillée
Amandes tranchées

Échanges d'allergies

Below I listed some options to make this smoothie if you have some food allergy or ingredients you dislike

Mango-Free – you can use any other frozen tropical fruits like frozen pineapple, frozen banana, or frozen kiwi.
Sans noix de coco – use almond milk or oat milk.
Sans noix – use hemp milk or oat milk, or soy milk.
Sans banane – if you don’t enjoy the banana flavor in your smoothie, you can use frozen zucchini slices or more frozen mango or the same 1/3 cup yogurt.
Protein Powder-Free – just skip it and thicken up the smoothie with high-protein seeds like chia seeds or hemp seeds.

Boost de protéines

You can add more protein to your drink by making a few changes in the recipe like:

Replace 1/3 cup of coconut milk with high-protein plant-based yogurt.
Then, add one tablespoon of super seeds high in proteins like hemp seeds, chia seeds, or flax meal.
Increase vanilla protein powder – but this thickens the drink consequently, and you may need more plant-based milk to balance the texture.