Strawberry Banana Coconut Milk

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This smoothie blends the tropical taste of creamy coconut milk with sweet strawberries and bananas. Add a bit of honey and vanilla for an extra kick, then toss in chia seeds for fiber and omega-3 benefits. The frozen fruits create a perfect thick texture, giving it rich flavor without any watery taste. It’s a blend of tasty, refreshing ingredients that’s as lovely to look at as it is to drink.
Maria from tastyhush
Updated on Thu, 05 Jun 2025 12:54:55 GMT
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Need a fast, cool boost for busy mornings or an afternoon energy zapper? Whip up a smoothie. Out of all the blends out there, this Coconut Milk Strawberry Banana Smoothie is super easy, packed with nutrients, and tastes awesome. Safe for anyone skipping gluten, dairy, or living vegan—plus, even picky eaters usually love it.

Background

Since I’m always juggling being a mom and loving kitchen experiments, I look for meals that taste good, are healthy, and don’t stress me out. Our go-to? Coconut Milk Strawberry Banana Smoothie. We often sip this for breakfast, grab it for a snack, or enjoy it as a sweet way to end dinner. The mix of strawberries, coconut milk, and bananas comes out smooth, cold, and naturally sweet. Everyone keeps coming back for more. One thing I love is how this drink fits into all sorts of diets. If gluten bothers you, you’re totally in the clear here. Want to skip dairy or roll with plant-based only? Coconut milk keeps it creamy, so you’re good to go. Here’s why my crew is hooked and easy ways you can add it into your own routine every day.

What You Need

What makes this smoothie so great? Just a few basic things most kitchens have or you can grab at any store.

Main Stuff

  • 1 cup coconut milk: Go with canned for that thick, rich feel, or use the carton for a lighter sip. Both are tasty, so just pick what sounds good.
  • 1 Tbsp. shredded coconut: Adds a nice chew and punches up the coconut vibe. Both sweetened and unsweetened work fine, so do what you like.
  • 1 frozen banana: Didn’t freeze ahead? Just pop a ripe banana in your freezer a few hours before blending. It turns out smooth and gives everything a natural sweet kick.
  • 1 cup frozen strawberries: Buy them from the freezer section or freeze extras at home. They chill and thicken your smoothie—just right on hot days.
  • 1/4 tsp. pure vanilla extract: Makes everything smell and taste just a little sweeter, no sugar needed.

Extras to Try

  • Almond milk: Prefer nutty over coconut? Switch to almond milk for a different taste. Still comes out creamy and good.
  • Other frozen berries: Want a new flavor? Swap some strawberries for raspberries or blackberries.
  • Extra toppings: Sprinkle on more coconut, add some fresh fruit, or even pop a bit of whipped cream on top for a treat.

How To Make It

Pour into a glass
When everything's blended just right, move your smoothie to a glass. Top it with whatever extra bits you like.
Blend everything up
Toss frozen strawberries, the banana, coconut milk, shredded coconut, and vanilla into your blender. Hit medium or the smoothie button. Blend till it’s smooth all the way through. If things stick to the sides, pause and scrape them down with a spatula so everything mixes well.
Load your blender
Start by dropping all your ingredients into your blender jar.

Easy Tweaks

  • Switch up the milk: Feel like changing the base? Use oat or almond milk to get a different spin.
  • Make it runnier: If it’s too thick, keep adding coconut milk bit by bit until it’s just how you want.
  • Bump up the flavor: Squirt in some lime or orange juice if you want a zesty twist.

Ingredient Tips

Getting to know your ingredients a little better means you’ll get more out of every sip and can really make it fit your style.

Frozen Strawberries Info

Strawberries from the freezer help thicken things up and make the smoothie sweet and chilly. Have fresh strawberries around? Cool—just drop in ice cubes so your drink stays frosty. Try other frozen berries too if you want to play with flavors.

Frozen Banana Facts

Banana from the freezer makes everything creamy and sweet. If you forgot to freeze one, just toss a ripe banana in the freezer for a few hours first.

All About Coconut Milk

Coconut milk folds in a smooth, rich texture with no dairy anywhere. Use the carton if you like things lighter, or canned for a heavy, deep feel. It’s all about picking what sounds best to you.

What Shredded Coconut Does

Shredded coconut means you get a great bite and an extra coconut flavor boost. Go with sweet or plain—totally up to your taste buds.

Strawberry Banana Coconut Milk

Treat yourself to a smooth and fruity Strawberry Banana Coconut Milk drink, ideal for a quick breakfast or midday pick-me-up. Made with wholesome ingredients for maximum flavor.

Prep Time
5 Minutes
Cook Time
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Total Time
5 Minutes
By: Maria

Category: Beverages

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: American

Yield: 2 Servings (2 cups)

Dietary: Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free

Ingredients

01 1 large banana.
02 A cup of coconut milk.
03 A handful of strawberries.
04 1 tbsp honey, only if you'd like it sweeter.
05 Optional: ice for extra chill.

Instructions

Step 01

Toss the strawberries, coconut milk, and banana into your blender.

Step 02

If you like it on the sweeter side, stir in some honey.

Step 03

Run the blender until the mixture is smooth.

Step 04

Pop in some ice cubes if you want it cooler and thicker.

Step 05

Switch on the blender one more time to crush the ice and mix everything nicely.

Step 06

Pour it out and drink right away.

Notes

  1. Perfect for breakfast or a cooling pick-me-up during the day. Super quick to make!
  2. You can skip the honey or replace it with another sweetener, depending on your preference.

Tools You'll Need

  • A blender.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Made with coconut.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
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