From Better Homes and Gardens

Quick, colorful, and delicious, these four-ingredient fruity shakes are as pretty as they are healthful. Score extra oohs and aahs by making them two-tone drinks.

Mixed-Fruit Smoothies

From Taste of the South

Strawberry Smoothie

From Better Homes and Gardens

It's quick as a wink and a pretty cool drink to enjoy after school!

Banana-Strawberry Smoothies

From Better Homes and Gardens

Make this fresh fruit drink for breakfast or a delicious snack.

Strawberry Blender Breakfast

From Better Homes and Gardens

Save money and calories by blending fruit smoothies at home.

Pick-Your-Fruit Smoothie

From Diabetic Living

Planning a kids' party? This creamy fruit drink recipe makes a delicious alternative to soda or sweet juice drinks.

Strawberry-Banana Smoothies

From Better Homes and Gardens

Soy boosts the protein in this creamy-smooth beverage, which makes a great breakfast or light lunch.

Strawberry-Mango Soy Milk Smoothie

From Vegetarian Times

30 minutes or fewer. Inspired by the old-fashioned soda fountain treat, this refreshing drink is a perfect mid-morning or afternoon snack. The fruit gives it natural sweetness; the tofu increases the protein content. And adding ground flaxseeds contributes a pleasant, slightly nutty flavor plus fiber and omega-3s.

Sunny Strawberry Milk Shake

From Fitness

The flax in this fruit drink provides healthy fats and fiber to your diet. Make it with soy milk for even more health benefits.

Strawberry Banana & Flax Smoothie

From Parents

This yogurt and fresh strawberry drink is good for breakfast or a snack.

Pink Drink

From Better Homes and Gardens

This cool drink recipe goes together easily. Keep smoothies cold in prechilled insulated jugs or in tightly sealed plastic bottles placed in an ice-packed cooler.

All-American Fruit Smoothies

From Better Homes and Gardens

Kids love this beverage that blends bananas, blueberries, strawberries, frozen yogurt, and juice. Serve it as an after school snack.

Tutti-Fruity Smoothie

From Better Homes and Gardens

Granitas are intensely fruit-flavored ices. Served alone, they're zippy, light, and refreshing. Topped with lemon cream, they make a fabulous easy-to-prepare dessert with less than five ingredients.

Strawberry Granita

From Fine Cooking Magazine

Classic Strawberry-Banana Smoothie

From Diabetic Living

With sweet mangoes and berries, you won't even know that tofu is in this drink. Make this quick sipper for breakfast or a snack.

Tofruity Sipper

From Midwest Living

Orange juice, yogurt, and fresh fruit make these smoothies great-tasting, and good for you, too. Add flaxseed for a boost of heart-healthy fiber.

Sunrise Smoothie

From Smithfield

The perfect smoothie recipe.

Ultimate Berry Smoothie

From Better Homes and Gardens

Keep the ingredients for this colorful recipe on hand to make a healthy after-school snack.

Berry Banana Smoothie