4 Ingredient Superfood Smoothie

Out too late? Drank too much? Slept too little? While this wonder drink won’t erase those late-night texts, it will re-hydrate you as it delivers a powerful dose of vitamins, antioxidants & a natural anti-inflammatory boost. Turmeric is one trendy ingredient right now – and with good reason! Used in ayurvedic medicine for centuries, turmeric root is known for it’s anti-inflammatory properties, soothing everything from headaches to stomach woes.

 

My husband and I have recently been on a golden smoothie kick. This particular recipe started when Josh had a cold and wanted to load up on vitamin C – he threw a bunch of tangerines into the blender with a chunk of ginger. Holy moly! The first one that he made was so tasty, I declared it the $9 fancy-juice-bar-smoothie. Who knew? Tangerines and ginger can pack quite a tasty punch. I upped the game by adding a quarter teaspoon of turmeric. Not only did it enhance the flavour and boost the nutrition profile, but the colour was absolutely stunning!

 

 
This juice keeps well stored in mason jars for up to 5 days in the fridge. We make a huge batch on Sundays and have them ready-to-go for the week. Great way to boost your immune system and feel energized daily, without any supplements or medication!

 

Looking for more ways to enjoy turmeric?

Check out this awesome cookbook with 50 turmeric recipes!

 

 

4-Ingredient Superfood Smoothie

Turmeric & ginger pack a powerful antioxidant punch in this quick refreshing drink!

Ingredients
  

  • 4 large tangerines or blood oranges peeled, seeds removed*
  • 1/4 tsp ground turmeric
  • 1 inch cube ginger root peeled
  • 1/2 cup peach juice
  • 1/4 tsp black pepper important to help activate turmeric's healing properties

Method
 

  1. In a high-powered blender, add all ingredients.
  2. Blend until completely smooth.
  3. Serve immediately, over ice if desired.
Make-ahead:
  1. Keeps well for up to 5 days, refrigerated in a closed container (mason jars work well!)
  2. Shake well before serving.

Notes

*I used the tangelo/minneola variety as I find them to be sweetest and have the least amount of seeds


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