Coconut Avocado Pineapple Smoothie

A creamy, tropical smoothie with avocado, pineapple, banana, lime, chia and a hidden handful of spinach — no added sugar.

  • 1 smoothie
  • Prep 5 min
  • Ready in 5 min
Two glass mason jars of green smoothie with striped paper straws, a halved avocado and fresh mint on a wooden table

Creamy, tropical, and sneakily healthy! It tastes like a tropical milkshake with zero added sugar — great for breakfast, a snack, or post-workout.

Why It's a Powerhouse

  • Avocado: Creamy texture, healthy monounsaturated fats for brain and heart health
  • Pineapple: Anti-inflammatory bromelain plus tropical sweetness
  • Banana: Natural sweetener plus potassium for muscle function
  • Chia seeds: Omega-3s, fiber, and protein
  • Spinach: Hidden greens for iron, folate, and phytonutrients
  • Ginger and lime: A digestive and flavor kick

Tip From a Reader

"I love smoothies year-round and would encourage people to try making up a big batch, pouring the contents into smaller serving containers, then freezing them for later yummies. I do this for my lunch time dessert!!"

Thanks Sam for your advice!

— Kristen

Ingredients

Nutrition per serving

Calories
310
Protein
5 g

Serving: 1 smoothie. Estimated from USDA values for the ingredients listed, so your numbers will vary with the brands you use.

Instructions

  1. Blend everything until ultra-smooth and frothy.
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