These Frozen Smoothie Packs will make smoothie making SO much easier! Create a variety of flavors or all the same! Such a great way to get in your daily requirements for fruits and vegetables.
Smoothies are all the rage right now. Especially green smoothies or at least ones that have spinach or kale in them. A bit ago I showed you how I freeze yogurt and make yogurt cubes, ready to go for smoothie making. I’ve put my cute little green ice tray to good use and decided to freeze leftover carrot juice too. Which got me thinking…… why not make my own individual frozen smoothie packs like the ones I’ve purchased at Costco for quick making smoothies?
Having pre-made packs with all the ingredients right at your fingertips may save you the decision of NOT making a healthy snack over choosing something unhealthy. These make smoothie making quick! Fast!
Frozen Smoothie Packs – Make Your Own!
Having frozen smoothie bags makes it so much easier for kids to make a smoothie. Less work for mom, less mess and it makes the kid feel a little more independent, not to mention that you still control what goes in their smoothie! Better nutrition! Every bit helps.
For these packs, I chose:
- Mixed Berries
- Blueberries
- Spinach
- Frozen Carrot Juice
- Frozen Yogurt Cubes
Having cute baggies may help your kids think it’s extra special. I just thought they were cute! Now all my family needs to do is grab a baggie and start making their smoothie. These reusable lay flat baggies would be perfect too! Just wash them out and use them over and over.
I use my magic bullet when making just one smoothie, but you could certainly make larger packs for serving multiple smoothies. I plopped these ingredients into my magic blender cup, added enough water to fill it half way, and blended. That’s it! No adding ice since the frozen yogurt and carrot juice gave me enough slush.
I’m thinking I need to freeze my leftover green juice and add green juice cubes to my frozen smoothie packs.
Other addable options:
- toasted flax seeds
- kale
- frozen protein powder cubes – mix with water first of course
- apple juice cubes
- beet juice cubes
- chia seeds
- frozen bananas, pineapple, kiwi, mango……possibilities are endless.
- frozen canned pumpkin
What would you put in your frozen smoothie pack?
Mango Pineapple Smoothie
Pomegranate Blueberry Smoothie 
Frozen Yogurt Cubes
Dawn says
I love your owl bags! 🙂 Super cute! 😀 I may have to just do some “mandatory” shopping for soem of these! 🙂 😉
When I see fruits and veggies not being eaten in my house and they are starting to look worse for the wear I pop them in the freezer for a blend or a casserole later :).
I love how you gave so many options here! Definitely passing this post onto my sister who loves her some smoothies too! 🙂 Thank you! 🙂
Kim says
Great idea placing fruits and veggies in the freezer before they really go bad!
Nicole says
Thanks for sharing this great idea! I am in Australia, but just wondering where you buy your cute owl baggies? Thanks, Nicole 🙂
Kim says
Nicole, I got them at Target I think.
Nicole says
Thanks for sharing Kim, I don’t think Australian Target has anything like that but I will get my friend in States to look for me 🙂 I have just found your blog today and it is great!
johnnie says
OHH! love the frozen pumpkin idea for smoothies! these would be awesome to take up to the lake during the summer for “treats” too! great idea! xo!
Kim says
Great idea!