Grape Berry Smoothie

Grape Berry Smoothie

Grape Berry Smoothie · ready in 7 min · 2 servings · 222 kcal per serving · very easy · 5 ingredients

A naturally sweet purple smoothie where red grapes and blueberries bring juicy freshness, gentle tang, and antioxidant rich color.

Prep
7 min
Total
7 min
Serves
2
kcal
222
Difficulty
very easy

A QiMeal recipe · Updated

Ingredients · 2 servings

  • 200 gRed grape, washed and stemmed
  • 150 gBlueberry, washed
  • 120 gBanana, peeled
  • 180 gYogurt, chilled
  • 100 gIce, cubed

Equipment

blender, measuring bowl, knife, cutting board, spatula, glass, blender jar

Instructions

  1. Prepare Ingredients

    Gather the washed fruit, chilled yogurt, ice, a blender, measuring bowl, knife, cutting board, spatula, and 2 glasses before you begin. · 3 min

    What to look for: Fruit is clean, banana is peeled, and all tools are ready.

  2. Load Blender

    Add the red grapes, blueberries, banana, yogurt, and ice to the blender jar, placing the yogurt near the blades for easier blending. · 1 min

    What to look for: Fruit and yogurt sit loosely in the blender jar with ice on top.

  3. Blend Smooth

    Blend on high speed until the mixture turns deep purple, creamy, and fully smooth with no visible grape skins. · 2 min

    What to look for: Smoothie is thick, glossy, and evenly purple.

  4. Serve Chilled

    Pour the smoothie into 2 cold glasses and serve immediately while the texture is thick, cool, and naturally sweet. · 1 min

    What to look for: Glasses are filled with a cold purple smoothie.

Nutrition (per serving)

kcal222
Protein7 g
Carbohydrates49 g
of which sugars37 g
Fat2 g
of which saturated1 g
Fibre4 g
Sodium66 mg

Nutri-ScoreA

Allergens

Contains: milk

Storage and reheating

  • Fridge: up to 1 days
  • Freezer: yes, up to 1 months
  • Do not reheat; stir or shake after chilling and serve cold.

Ingredient substitutions

Red grape

  • Blueberry: Keeps the smoothie purple and fruity, but makes the flavor more berry forward.

Blueberry

  • Red grape: Keeps the drink juicy and purple, though it will taste less berry rich.

Banana

  • Yogurt: Adds creaminess but less natural sweetness and less fruit body.

Yogurt

  • Milk: Makes a thinner smoothie with a cleaner dairy taste.

Ice

  • Water: Thins the smoothie without chilling it as much.

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