Hi!
Are you getting bored of the same breakfast every day? I wanted to share one of my go-to smoothie recipes with you. Whether you’re trying to get healthier or want to change things up, this smoothie is a must-try.
This high-fiber vegan smoothie is fruity, tropical, refreshing, perfect for summer mornings, easy to digest, and filled with fiber.
What’s your morning smoothie? I’d love to know! Comment below with your go-to smoothie ingredients.
Silver Fern Prebiotic Fiber
I added Silver Fern Prebiotic Fiber to my smoothie for an extra fiber boost. Silver Fern products are all 100% plant-based – the Tino all natural high fiber supplement actually works by nourishing healthy gut bacteria. It is easy on the digestive system and doesn’t cause any bloating.
A female founded company, Silver Fern has a mission to spread the message of good health, one gut at a time! Did you know that 70% of our immunity stems from our gut. The Silver Fern prebiotic fiber is vegan, gluten-free, soy-free and non-GMO. Yes please!
As a health coach, I am always preaching the importance of gut health so when I found this prebiotic fiber that I could add to my smoothie, I was SO eager to test it out.
For the past few weeks now I have been having in my smoothie everyday and it makes such a difference.
If you’re sensitive to bloating like I am but still want to get plenty of fiber in your diet, 1 tbsp of this daily adds an extra 10 grams of fiber (yay!)
How many grams of fiber does this smoothie have?!
It is suggested that for proper digestion and colon health, women need 25 grams of fiber a day and men need 35 grams.
The majority of Americans don’t even receive close to that amount. I think these numbers are conservative – 40 grams of fiber daily should be the minimum.
After adding up the grams of fiber in this high-fiber vegan smoothie it has about 30 grams – WOW! Imagine getting your recommended daily intake of fiber in your breakfast alone.
What kinds of foods have fiber?
Repeat after me: ONLY PLANT FOODS HAVE FIBER.
Animal products like meat, fish, cheese and eggs do not contain any fiber.
It is crucial to add plant-based foods into your diet to receive fiber.
Some high fiber examples include lentils, beans, chickpeas, hemp seeds, chia seeds, raspberries, and kale!
Struggling to eat a ton of fruits and veggies? Add the Silver Fern prebiotic fiber to your morning smoothie for that extra boost.
Fiber Benefits
- Helps restore and maintain regularity in bowel movements
- Helps maintain steady + healthy blood sugar levels
- Improves mineral absorption
- Bone health support
- Joint health support
- Boosts immune system
- Prevents colon cancer
- Lowers cholesterol
- Aids in achieving healthy weight
- Increases longevity
I topped my high-fiber vegan smoothie off with hemp seeds for extra fiber, protein and omegas! I can’t wait for you all to try this recipe – report back if you make it!
I highly recommend eating a well-rounded plant-based diet for the bulk of your fiber intake – however, if you aren’t as regular as you think you should be, it doesn’t hurt to add some of the Silver Fern prebiotic fiber into your daily routine.
If you don’t want to mix it into a smoothie you can add it into oatmeal or bake it into a healthy dessert.
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High-Fiber Vegan Smoothie
the ingredients
- 1 banana
- 1 cup frozen raspberries
- 3/4 cup frozen pineapple
- 3/4 cup frozen mango
- 1 tbsp Silver Fern prebiotic fiber
- 1 tsp maca powder
- 2 tbsp hemp seeds
- 1 cup almond milk
instructions
- Blend all ingredients in a high-speed blender and serve!
This post is sponsored by Silver Fern. I am honored to partner with such an amazing plant-based company.
In good health,
Danielle
Delicious!! And love the color 🥰
Not sure that I need the extra fibre that the maca powder gives, as I’m 69 so not menstruating. I am a vegetarian (almost vegan) and wonder how much fibre is in this smoothie without the added maca?
The maca is more for hormone balancing rather than fiber. Fiber is extremely beneficial and important no matter how old you are.
Glad to see someone else around my age trying to be vegan! I’m vegetarian also. But I would really like to know the how much sugar, fat etc is in each recipe without copying and pasting and trying to find out myself. There are other issues to consider in each recipe if one has diabetes etc.
I’m allergic to mango, what can I substitute?
Peach would be good too! Or really any other fruit you prefer.
I love smoothies but am always interested in the calorie and sugar counts. While the protein and fiber does help offset the calories and sugar, in some cases, not so much. Would you mind sharing for those of us for whom it does matter.
Hi! For nutrition information feel free to use an app like My Fitness Pal.