Watermelon smoothie
Instructions
Tip
Using both frozen watermelon and strawberries will help give the final blend a very smooth consistency. Just keep in mind that fresh fruit has a more pronounced sweetness than frozen fruit.
Tip
Make sure to use a perfectly ripe watermelon for your smoothie to ensure that the drink has the most pronounced flavours possible. If you prefer less intense watermelon flavours, you can adjust the level of ripeness to suit your taste.
Tip
A watermelon smoothie is best enjoyed immediately to fully appreciate the fresh flavours and the coolness of the frozen berries. If you have leftover watermelon, consider decorating the smoothie with some small watermelon slices.
Questions about watermelon smoothie
If you have any questions about how to make the best watermelon smoothie, we have answered some of the most frequently asked ones below.
Ingredients
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Watermelons, peeled
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300 g |
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Frozen strawberries
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150 g |
A smoothie with only two ingredients
Try our cool and refreshing smoothie made with just two simple ingredients: watermelon and frozen strawberries. Simplicity is key for this recipe, as the ingredients pack a fresh and sweet punch. Whether it is a busy morning, lunch, or afternoon, it does not get any easier than tossing these ingredients into a blender. Just blend and enjoy a quick and easy watermelon smoothie guaranteed to lift your spirits. The ice crystals in the frozen strawberries ensure a smooth and cool texture.
Cooling strawberry and refreshing watermelon
Watermelon is juicy and bursting with natural sweetness, making it a perfect base for a refreshing smoothie. It is easily one of the best choices for quenching your thirst. The addition of frozen strawberries not only enhances the smoothie's texture, making it smoother but also keeps it cool and vibrant. The strawberries contribute their own sweetness along with a hint of tartness, resulting in an incredibly well-rounded and nuanced drink with just two ingredients.
Are you looking for more berry-based smoothies? Consider trying a smoothie with frozen fruit, a strawberry banana smoothie, or maybe even a blueberry raspberry smoothie.
Try making small adjustments
While our watermelon smoothie recipe is delicious as is, feel free to get creative and make minor adjustments to suit your taste preferences.
If you prefer a silky-smooth consistency, consider adding milk. It not only introduces a different kind of sweetness that softens the fruity flavours but also enhances the texture, giving your smoothie a velvety-smooth consistency that's visually appealing. For an even creamier touch, try adding yoghurt.
Two-ingredient smoothies are an excellent base for customisation. A splash of lime adds a zing to the flavour, while its acidity helps enhance the other vibrant flavours. Experiment with various tropical fruits like pineapple, banana, and mango to discover a range of sweet and exotic flavours.
