This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie

This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

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This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

I love green smoothies. I love how they’re all so healthy and all the same color but somehow taste completely different and always make my morning awesome.

This one is no exception. This was my first experience with papaya. I bought one last year and tried to eat it before it was ripe. That didn’t work out so well. It was impossible to slice and exceedingly bitter.

I bought another one a couple weeks ago. I set it on the counter to ripen, and suddenly it was rotten. Sigh…

This one was just right though. I let it ripen until it was yellow and just to the point of getting soft but not yet rotting. It was perfection. Tropical and luscious, I would describe the taste as almost honey-like without being overly sweet.

This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

When you buy the papaya, stick it in a paper bag on your countertop and check it daily. Once it’s covered in yellow splotches and starting to soften in spots, it’s ready. If there are any bad spots, just cut those away and go with it.  It’s the price we pay for not living in a tropical climate.

This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is amazing. The pineapple and papaya make this smoothie sweet and luscious, while the ginger keeps things exciting.

I cut some calories by using water as the base instead of coconut milk. If you want to add in some good fat, definitely go with some coconut or almond milk instead.

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I love to make green smoothies ahead of time. Freeze five servings ahead of time and BOOM! You have an awesomely healthy breakfast to energize you all week long.

This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie

Kristi Barnes
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Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Course Smoothie
Servings 2 smoothies
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 1 c. fresh papaya cubed
  • 1 c. frozen pineapple chunks
  • 1 medium banana
  • 1 c. fresh spinach lightly packed
  • 1 in. fresh ginger peeled and chopped
  • 1 c. water
  • ice

Instructions
 

  • Add all ingredients except ice to a high powered blender, and blend until smooth. I love my trusty NutriBullet, but I just bought a Ninja Pro and it's amazing so far!
  • Gradually add ice and blend until you reach desired consistency.
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This Pineapple Papaya Green Smoothie is a true tropical treat. The pineapple and papaya make it sweet and luscious while the ginger keeps things exciting.

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    Cher
    Posted at 13:26h, 11 February Reply

    I am ready to try this, as yet another smoothie, since I still have not found that just perfect combination i have been looking for. I was wondering, however, what your thoughts are on adding avocado into this as well? I like the creaminess it usually adds. Thoughts?

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    Yoided
    Posted at 18:41h, 29 October Reply

    I like it, you can really taste the papaya!🤗

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