Orange Yogurt Smoothie

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Orange Yogurt Smoothie in a tall stemmed glass garnished with orange zest and a straw.

 

Creamy and delicious with a subtle orange flavour makes this Orange Yogurt Smoothie wonderful for breakfast, a quick and easy energy boost or post-workout sipper.

 

Peeled and wedged oranges on a cutting board with a basket of oranges in the background.

 

Using fresh oranges is key as they provide a freshness that canned oranges just can’t. It’s also important not to skip the skim milk powder too. This small addition not only adds to the creaminess but it also adds a little extra protein and nutrition without having a heavy protein powder taste.

Segmenting the oranges can be a bit fussy, but it’s quite simple to do. Once you do it a few times you’ll be a pro at running your knife along the flesh taking off the right amount to get all the pith.

 

 

This lovely smoothie is super quick and easy and can be ready in minutes as you rush out the door in the morning. Having the oranges peeled and segmented in advance will also help speed things up when time is tight. Enjoy!

 

Orange Yogurt Smoothie in a tall stemmed glass garnished with orange zest and a straw.

Orange Yogurt Smoothie
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    Servings Prep Time
    2 people 15 minutes
    Servings Prep Time
    2 people 15 minutes
    Orange Yogurt Smoothie
    Print Recipe
      Servings Prep Time
      2 people 15 minutes
      Servings Prep Time
      2 people 15 minutes
      Ingredients
      Servings: people
      Instructions
      1. Cut the peel off the oranges by cutting off the top and bottom to the flesh. Then run your knife down the sides along the flesh removing the sides in large strips.
      2. Segment the orange by running your knife along the membrane on both sides of each segment which will loosen it from the orange.
      3. Place oranges and remaining ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth and creamy.
      4. Pour into desired glasses and serve immediately.
      Recipe Notes

      -recipe yields approximately 650ml-700ml depending on the amount of ice added.

      -cutting the peel off instead of simply peeling it with your fingers ensures there will be no pith left on the flesh.

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