Peach Raspberry Smoothie

By Maria Lichty

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Peach Smoothie with Raspberries – this simple smoothie is a peach smoothie + raspberry smoothie mashup! Fruity and refreshing, this peach raspberry smoothie is great for breakfast, snack time, or even dessert! 

Peach Raspberry Smoothie with fresh peaches

A Simple Smoothie for Busy Mornings

Peach season is my favorite and I am always looking for new ways to use up our summer peaches. This Peach Smoothie with Raspberries is for sure a summer favorite! I used the last of the peaches from our tree to make this yummy peach smoothie and I am going to have to find more because it is SO good. I was tired one morning and needed a special drink to get me going and this smoothie did the trick! It is the perfect smoothie to start any day.

Fresh peaches for a Peach Smoothie

Fresh Peach Smoothie

I am sad our peaches are gone, but I am glad I used the final peaches to make this Peach Raspberry Smoothie. The peach and raspberry combo is delightful! If you don’t have fresh peaches, you can use frozen peaches.

To make the smoothie, just combine peaches, raspberries, almond milk, agave or honey, and ice in a blender and let it do the work! It’s that simple!

Raspberry Smoothie with fresh raspberries on top

Peach Smoothie or Raspberry Smoothie?

I shared my peach smoothie (Or is it a raspberry smoothie? Either way it’s delicious!) with our boys and they thought we were drinking a dessert for breakfast! Major mom win!

This peach smoothie is great any time of the day – for breakfast, as a healthy snack, or even for dessert! And it tastes even better if you’ve had a stressful week. This Peach Smoothie with Raspberries was just the treat I needed! It gave me the boost to keep on going! I hope we get some rest this weekend. If not, I will just keep sipping on smoothies!

Pro tip-if you have to many peaches, slice them up and freeze them! You can use frozen peaches in this smoothie. If you use frozen peaches and frozen raspberries, you can omit the ice! The frozen fruit will make a nice, thick smoothie!

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Peach Raspberry Smoothie

This simple smoothie only takes 5 minutes to make and is great for breakfast, a healthy snack, or even dessert!
4.67 from 9 votes

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup sliced peaches
  • 1/2 cup frozen raspberries
  • 1 cup vanilla unsweetened almond milk or milk of your choice
  • 1-2 teaspoons agave or honey depending on the sweetness of your peaches
  • 3-4 ice cubes

Instructions
 

  • Add peaches, raspberries, milk, agave or honey, and ice cubes to the blender. Blend until smooth. Serve immediately.
  • Note-use agave for a vegan smoothie. You might have to add more ice or milk, depending on how thick or thin you like your smoothie.

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I'm Maria and my husband is Josh. We share a love of cooking, baking, and entertaining. We enjoy creating recipes that are simple, fresh, and family friendly. We love sitting around the table with good food, good conversation, and good friends and family! Our kitchen is always open!
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  1. On antibiotics and not able to hold the baby…oh dear, that is awful!! I knew that if someone has MRSA you have to be super careful no one else does and I bet things are just so stressful right now for you guys! Hang in there!!

  2. Oh no! So sorry about Josh’s infection. That is just terrible! On a happy note, this smoothie looks fabulous. Your last peach is making me mourn summer, though. I guess it is time to embrace fall. 🙂 I hope Josh heals quickly.

  3. OMG Maria!! You have been through a lot. I am so sorry to hear of Josh’s knee- I wish him the very best to get better soon. These smoothies look like they would be a lovely distraction 🙂

  4. This look delicious! Now that school has started I’ve started back on my smoothie kick to get in a healthy breakfast, thanks for the new idea 🙂

  5. Hope Josh is doing better and you get some rest soon! This smoothie looks like a perfect way to keep summer going just a little while longer.

  6. Oh, goodness; that doesn’t sound pleasant at all! I hope he’s doing better and will be able to hold the baby soon… Thanks for sharing the recipe for this smoothie; it looks so refreshing!

  7. I have made this with guava juice instead of the almond milk. I don’t love guavas (too sweet) but this is delicious! Needs no sweetener and the color is gorgeous. The recipe said to use frozen peaches but my blender rebelled so I thaw them out first.

  8. Oh no, I hope Josh will be better soon so he can cuddle with the baby again! I’m sending positive vibes over!
    And this smoothie looks delicious, I love iced smoothies for breakfast. It really wakes you up 🙂

  9. Oh my gosh Maria I will be praying for your family! How very scary and difficult with a new baby! I’m so glad your Dad’s there to help! Your smoothie has my name all over it! My favorite thing for breakfast and I’m so jealous you have a peach tree!

  10. Ooh I love this combo of peach and raspberries!! I’ve been freezing them all summer so now I can make this throughout the winter months. Hope Josh is feeling better soon!!

  11. MRSA! Yikes that’s serious stuff. I am impressed you even got a post out. I am sending Josh good vibrations with lots of healing light. So glad you are all taking heavy duty precautions. Keep us posted—this time I am not intending that to be a pun. Of course the smoothie has no options but to be delicious with the ingredients used. I love the pink color. Festive looking. And yeah maybe putting a little stiffner in the smoothie might be an option.

  12. I hope you and Josh have a speedy recovery! This smoothie looks scrumptious! Raspberries are my all time favorite food. And when you add fresh peaches – heavenly! I’ll have to try this recipe!

  13. This looks yum! I always stick with the same smoothie recipe, so I’m printing this out. Hope Josh is feeling well soon.

  14. Yummy smoothie! I’m Really looking for the raspberry smoothie I personally love either bananas or strawberries! This recipe gives me an excuse to try it! thanks for publish this article…

  15. yummy! Peach Raspberry Smoothie looks awesome. I have not tried, I can not resist the Enticement to see! thanks for share…

  16. looks delicious. just pinned it in my kids smoothie recipe board. Could add some flaxseed or raw oats for extra boost of nutrition and filing.

  17. 5 stars
    That’s looking so good, especially the berries and peaches. They’re my most favorite smoothie ingredients.Thanks for putting it together.

  18. 3 stars
    We’ve been looking for natural recipes for our kids for a while now. Maria, what can I say. You really did a number on us with this one. It made me go to the supermarket and look for ingredients. Thanks for sharing!

  19. 5 stars
    Raspberry Peach Smoothie– a delicious and simple smoothie filled with raspberries, peaches, and vanilla Greek yogurt. Raspberry Peach Smoothie. I love this smoothie

  20. 5 stars
    All you need is some frozen raspberries, peaches, vanilla greek yogurt and vanilla almond milk. Blend it all together and you have a creamy, tasty smoothie to start your day! Place all ingredients in blender and blend until smooth, adding a bit more almond milk as needed if the smoothie is too thick.