Need a high-calorie smoothie that’s over 500 calories and more? These smoothies are for you. All are made with healthy, fresh ingredients that are full of nutrition.

I don’t know about you, but I love to start my day with a nice, freshly made smoothie. I think they are awesome for several reasons.

First, smoothies are adaptable. There are no hard and true rules for them. I know I can throw any ingredients together, and it’ll almost always just work (although I’ve experienced exceptions).

Also, they’re easy to make and portable. Preparing a smoothie and bringing it with me is an easy way to get the nutrition and calories I need.

So, let’s just dive into it! Here are some of my favorite smoothies so far!

1. Healthy Carrot Cake Smoothie (522 kcal)

Yes, you’ve read it right. A carrot cake in a jar, what could sound better than that?

Greek yogurt and almond milk create a smooth, creamy base for the smoothie. The fresh ginger, cinnamon, and nutmeg will give you the traditional flavor you would find in a carrot cake.

Ingredients:

Almond milk (1 cup )

Greek yogurt (1/2 cup)

Walnuts (1/3 cup)

Banana (1)

Carrots (1 cup, chopped)

Fresh ginger (1/4 tsp, grated)

Cinnamon (1 tsp)

Nutmeg (a pinch)

Vanilla extract (1 tsp)

Per glass:

• Calories: 522
• Fats: 26g
• Protein: 20g
• Carbs: 58g
• Fiber: 11g
• Sugar: 32g

2. Coconut Almond Spinach Smoothie (802 kcal)

This green smoothie is going to be creamy and a bit nutty in flavor. The almond butter develops the nutty base for the smoothie.

I love a bit of greenery in mine without the smoothie feeling too green. This is definitely one of recipes I would try if that’s the case for you too.

Ingredients:

Canned coconut milk (1 cup)

Banana (1)

Almond butter (2 tbsp)

Pumpkin seeds (2 tbsp)

Spinach (2)

Vanilla extract (½ tsp)

Ice cubes (½ cup)

Per glass:

• Calories: 802
• Fats: 68g
• Protein: 16g
• Carbs: 46g
• Fiber: 9.2g
• Sugar: 16g

3. Blueberry Protein Smoothie (567 kcal)

This blueberry protein smoothie is a delightful change from a traditional berry smoothie. It’s packed with protein-filled items like protein powder, oats, and Greek yogurt.

This protein powder is a great option. Not only is it vegan-friendly, but it’s gluten-free, dairy-free, and soy-free.

And let’s not forget blueberries. They make anything taste awesome!

Ingredients:

Blueberries (2 cups)

Oat milk (1/2 cup)

Spinach (1/2 cup)

Banana (1/2 )

Vanilla protein powder (1 tbsp)

Greek yogurt (1/2 cup)

Rolled oats (1/2 cup)

Per glass:

• Calories: 567
• Fats: 5.1g
• Protein: 34g
• Carbs: 104g
• Fiber: 14g
• Sugar: 50g

4. Coffee Protein Smoothie (592 kcal)

Dear coffee lovers, this one is for you, from a fellow coffee lover like myself.

This coffee protein smoothie has the same caffeine we would get from our daily cup of coffee. Additionally, it’s going to provide protein for that extra energy boost.

Ingredients:

Brewed coffee (1/2 cup, cooled down)

Large banana (1)

Unsweetened peanut butter (2 tbsp)

Vanilla protein powder (2 tbsp)

Cocoa powder (1 tbsp)

Coconut milk (1 cup)

Ice cubes (1/2 cup)

Per glass:

• Calories: 592
• Fats: 29g
• Protein: 25g
• Carbs: 68g
• Fiber: 11g
• Sugar: 37g

5. Pineapple Banana Smoothie (615 kcal)

The pineapple and banana flavors are bright and delicious. They also do an excellent job at hiding the ingredients that’s going to pack on the protein, fiber, and calories.

I added white beans to this smoothie! It may seem strange, but the beans provide added nutrition and create the silky texture we often love in smoothies.

Ingredients:

Banana (1)

Pineapple chunks (1 1/2 cups)

Rolled oats (1/2 cup)

Chia seeds (1 tbsp)

White beans (1/4 cup)

Soy milk (1 cup)

Per glass:

• Calories: 615
• Fats: 11g
• Protein: 22g
• Carbs: 114g
• Fiber: 19g
• Sugar: 45g

6. Banana Cinnamon Oatmeal Smoothie (532 kcal)

It’s creamy, sweet, and has the delicious flavor of earthy cinnamon. This smoothie also has some great nutritional value. This includes having 34 grams of protein.

And who doesn’t like a banana smoothie? Definitely not me!

Ingredients:

Unsweetened almond milk (1 cup)

Almond butter (1 tbsp)

Banana (1 large )

Ice cubes (5-6)

Rolled oats (1/4 cup)

Vanilla extract (1 tsp )

Vanilla protein powder (2 tbsp)

Cinnamon (1 tsp)

Ground flaxseed (1 tbsp)

Honey (1 tbsp)

Per glass:

• Calories: 532
• Fats: 17g
• Protein: 34g
• Carbs: 67g
• Fiber: 12g
• Sugar: 36g

7. Chocolate Avocado Smoothie (589 kcal)

Believe it or not, avocados make a great smoothie ingredient. They are a simple way to add healthy fats and fiber.

It’s creamy, sweet, and slightly bitter because of the cocoa – much like a brownie! Who wouldn’t love a smoothie that tastes like a brownie?

Ingredients:

Soy milk (1 1/2 cup)

Banana (1)

Avocado (1/2)

Spinach (1 cup)

Cocoa powder (2 tbsp)

Honey (1 tbsp)

Hemp seeds (1 tbsp)

Cinnamon (1 tsp)

Nutmeg (a pinch)

Salt (a pinch)

Per glass:

• Calories: 589
• Fats: 27g
• Protein: 20g
• Carbs: 75g
• Fiber: 16g
• Sugar: 42g

8. Orange Coconut Protein Smoothie (770 kcal)

This orange coconut smoothie is another great alternative to the traditional fruit smoothie. It’s slightly sweet and tart with a nutty flavor as well.

Ingredients:

Orange juice (1 cup)

Coconut milk (1/2 cup)

Vanilla protein powder (3 tbsp )

Banana (1)

Avocado (1/2)

Ice (1/2 cup)

Orange zest (1/2 tsp)

Per glass:

• Calories: 770
• Fats: 40g
• Protein: 45g
• Carbs: 68g
• Fiber: 12g
• Sugar: 36g

9. Blackberry Raspberry Smoothie (554 kcal)

This next smoothie is a fresh take on a traditional berry smoothie. Using blackberries and raspberries creates a rich but still slightly tart flavor.

The tartness is balanced out by also adding natural sweetness by using honey. Plus, it has vanilla extract, which elevates any smoothie.

Ingredients:

Blackberries (1 cup, frozen)

Raspberries (1/2 cup, frozen)

Avocado (1/2)

Greek yogurt (1/2 cup)

Oat milk (1 cup)

Honey (1 tbsp)

Vanilla extract (1/2 tsp)

Per glass:

• Calories: 554
• Fats: 18g
• Protein: 19g
• Carbs: 88g
• Fiber: 24g
• Sugar: 53g

10. Strawberry Peanut Butter Smoothie (583 kcal)

The final smoothie is going to bring you back to your childhood. It’s fruity and nutty and tastes a lot like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

Also, you can use any milk that you’d like for this recipe. Try almond, coconut, or oat milk if you are trying to stay dairy-free.

Ingredients:

Plain yogurt (3/4 cup)

Strawberries (1 cup, frozen)

Banana (1)

Unsweetened peanut butter (3 tbsp)

Milk (2 tbsp)

Per glass:

• Calories: 583
• Fats: 30g
• Protein: 25g
• Carbs: 65g
• Fiber: 11g
• Sugar: 39g

What Can I Put in My Smoothie to Gain Weight?

• Avocados
• Protein powder
• Whole milk
• Full-fat yogurt
• Oatmeal or raw oats
• All-natural nut butter (almond butter, peanut butter, or cashew butter are good examples)
• Sunflower seed butter
• Whole fruits (instead of fruit juices)
• Seeds like flaxseeds, chia seeds, and pumpkin seeds

Notice that these ingredients are still whole, nutritious foods that are good for you!

It’s possible to gain weight and healthily have high-calorie meals. These smoothie recipes should get you started pretty quickly.

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Watch How to Make the Smoothies