Healthy Breakfast Smoothies in a Rainbow of Colors

You can get a hearty helping of fiber, Vitamin C, and potassium all at once in the morning, thanks to this avocado-filled smoothie. The healthy drink is made with almond milk, bananas, and spinach, which add a blend of creaminess and sweetness for this breakfast that you can take on the go.

Take a trip to a tropical destination without leaving your kitchen by blending this coconut water-, pineapple-, and cinnamon-filled smoothie together. Yogurt and hemp-seed hearts are the other ingredients and they can boost your iron intake with each sip.

There are three stars in this sweet smoothie: Strawberries, mango chunks, and yogurt. Blending these ingredients, along with apple juice, will create a smoothie that leaves you feeling refreshed and nourished as you start your day.

The combination of blueberries and almonds not only provides delicious flavor—you'll be able to reap heart and digestive health benefits, too, from their nourishing properties. 

It's easy being green when the flavor is so enjoyable. Our food editors love the sweet, tropical flavor that mango adds to this spinach and romaine-based smoothie.

If you're a fan of Indian food, then you're probably familiar with this refreshing drink. In our take, fresh mango and whole-milk yogurt are blended for an easy, creamy drink. A pinch of cinnamon and salt balance the sweetness from the fruit.

There's potassium and zap of antioxidants in this Skyr-based smoothie which goes down easy and leaves you feeling good. It comes together quickly, making it the perfect way to start the day on a busy morning.

Jump-start your morning with this sweet, creamy smoothie. It's a dairy-free delight made with coconut milk, strawberries, banana, and a splash of lemon juice.

This smoothie combines two of our favorite sandwiches—peanut butter and jelly, and peanut butter and banana—in one tall glass. It's a dairy-free delight made with unsweetened almond milk.

You can enjoy all of the tropical flavors of a piña colada—a creamy combination of coconut and pineapple—without the hangover. Here, chia seeds provide a boost of energy and shares omega-3 fatty acids with coconut oil, too.

Curb your pumpkin spice latte habit and go with this good-for-you pumpkin smoothie instead. Puréed pumpkin is loaded with fiber and immune-boosting nutrients, so feel free to go back for seconds and thirds of this drink.

There are just three ingredients—mango (which is packed with vitamin C and potassium), carrot juice (full of vitamin A, which is great for your eyes), plus a touch of nutmeg—and some ice cubes in this bright orange smoothie. It's super simple, dairy free, and deliciously nutritious.

Tahini in your smoothie? Yes, the paste made of sesame seeds is not just for hummus. Here it adds protein and healthy fatty acids to this invigorating dairy-free drink.

This bright-green smoothie gets its color from nutrient-dense avocados that are full of healthy fats. Add in Greek yogurt, honey, banana, and orange juice to make a breakfast drink that is sure to brighten your day.

With spinach, avocado, and Granny Smith apples as the main ingredients, we just had to name this smoothie the Green Machine.

Antioxidant-rich pomegranate juice and mixed berries combined with banana and orange makes for one brilliantly hued and healthy all-fruit smoothie.

With just three ingredients, this smoothie will help you streamline your morning routine. Hydrating coconut water, sweet cherries, and zesty lime juice make for a bright drink full of electrolytes and vitamin C.

Blueberries, yogurt, soy, and orange—each with their own stellar superfood powers—combine to create a breakfast bound to make you feel super.

Coconut oil adds incredible flavor to this orange juice and Greek yogurt-based breakfast drink. Coconut oil can increase metabolism, energy, and endurance—perfect at the start of a long day.

This smoothie is packed with protein and potassium (thanks, peanut butter and banana), but the espresso powder gives the drink wonderful pick-me-up properties.

This smoothie packs tons of vegetable goodness but with the light, sweet flavor of pear, plus mint, and coconut, kids will never suspect there's a giant bunch of spinach hiding inside.

For those who don't want a sweet smoothie there's this refreshing green option made with yogurt, cucumber, parsley, and a touch of garlic.

Why would you add oats to your smoothie? Well, 1/4 cup gives a boost of protein and fiber as well as a thicker consistency to this yogurt and banana smoothie. It'll keep you going all morning long.

This is one powerhouse smoothie: Pineapple is full of immune-boosting vitamin C and inflammation-reducing bromelain. It's paired with the cancer-fighting properties of fresh ginger in a yogurt-based breakfast.