Looking for a low FODMAP smoothie recipe that’s both delicious and anti-inflammatory? Look no further! This ginger pineapple kale low FODMAP smoothie is perfect for those of you on a low FODMAP diet or anyone looking for a healthy snack or breakfast.
Ginger and pineapple are anti-inflammatory, and kale packs a powerful nutrition punch. So give this low FODMAP smoothie a try today and get your free Low FODMAP Smoothie Recipes Book too!
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Whether you’re trying to eat more anti-inflammatory foods or are following a low FODMAP diet for irritable bowel syndrome, this refreshing smoothie is a great way to eat more leafy greens, boost your brain health, and get your glow on.
It’s easy to make this yummy anti-inflammatory low FODMAP smoothie packed with healthy ingredients! Here’s what you’ll need to make the perfect breakfast smoothie or a nourishing snack.
Anti-Inflammatory Low-FODMAP Smoothie Ingredients
- Low FODMAP Milk. Lactose-free milk or any variety of low FODMAP non-dairy milk such as almond milk, macadamia milk, quinoa milk, rice milk, or soy milk made w/ soy protein extract instead of whole soybeans. (Note: I don’t suggest coconut milk in this recipe because it’s high FODMAP at the recommended portion size.)
- Leafy Greens. I like this low FODMAP smoothie with kale, but it would be delicious with arugula, beet greens, collard greens, Swiss chard, or spinach.
- Low-FODMAP Fruits. Make this with fresh orange and pineapple. You could also try it with a tangerine or kiwi fruit. Yum!
- Ginger. Choose fresh ginger root or ground ginger powder.
- Ice Cubes. To make your low FODMAP smoothie extra cold and frosty!
- Optional Sweetener. When you use fresh juicy pineapple, no additional sweetener is needed. But, if you prefer your low FODMAP smoothie on the sweeter side, add a drizzle of pure maple syrup.
- Optional Ingredients & Nutrition Boosters. Almond butter (1 tablespoon), Unripe banana (for a source of gut-friendly resistant starch), Chia Seeds, Hemp Seeds, Low FODMAP Protein Powder (see options below), Lactose-Free Yogurt, Lemon Juice, Orange, Lime, or Lemon Zest, Peanut Butter, Regular Girl Low FODMAP fiber, Unsweetened Shredded Coconut
It couldn’t be easier to make this low FODMAP-friendly smoothie recipe! Simply add all the ingredients to a high-speed blender, blend, pour into a glass, and enjoy!
Here are a few low FODMAP protein powder options
- Casa de Sante Low FODMAP Protein Powders
- Naked Organic Brown Rice Protein
- Naked Pea Protein Isolate
- Naked Egg White Protein
- Better Blends Low FODMAP Protein Powder
- Hum Core Strength Protein Powder
Low FODMAP Smoothie Nutrition & Health Benefits
One serving of this low FODMAP Pineapple Kale Ginger Smoothie provides 280 calories, 11 grams of protein (without optional protein powder), and 7 grams of fiber. More nutrition benefits include:
- Fresh pineapple offers a natural source of bromelain, which aids digestion and helps put the kibosh on inflammation, along with the grated ginger, another terrific anti-inflammatory.
- The orange provides a nice dose of vitamin C to promote optimal immunity.
- Low FODMAP fiber helps keep you regular and boosts your gut microbiome for gut health and overall health.
- Kale and other leafy greens are great for brain health, skin health, and overall health.
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Low FODMAP Smoothie with Ginger, Pineapple, and Kale
Ingredients
- 1 cup low FODMAP milk , lactose free dairy or non-dairy plant based milk of choice
- 1/2 orange, skin removed
- 3/4 cup pineapple chunks, fresh or frozen
- 1 cup chopped kale, or other leafy green
- ginger, freshly grated or dried to taste
- 1 cup ice cubes
- maple syrup, optional, to taste
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in a powerful blender, such as a Vitamix and combine until smooth. Pour into a tall glass and enjoy!
Notes
- Milk: Lactose-free milk or any variety of low FODMAP non-dairy milks such as almond milk, macadamia milk, quinoa milk, rice milk, or soy milk made w/ soy protein extract instead of whole soybeans.
- Leafy Greens: Try arugula, beet greens, collard greens, or spinach in place of kale.
- Low FODMAP Fruit: Try swapping the orange and pineapple with a tangerine + kiwi fruit.
- Optional nutrition boosters: Almond butter (1 tablespoon), Unripe banana, Chia Seeds, Hemp Seeds, Low FODMAP Protein Powder (see options below*), Lactose-Free Yoghurt, Lemon Juice, Orange, Lime, or Lemon Zest, Peanut Butter, Unsweetened Shredded Coconut.
- Low FODMAP Protein Powder options: Naked Protein (i.e., egg white, brown rice), pea protein isolate, Better Blends Monash certified protein powder, Hum Nutrition Core Strength
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