A Fun and Fancy Mango “Razzy” Berry Fruit Smoothie for Kids

Although this post is sponsored by Nature’s Touch™ Frozen Foods and contains affiliate links, all opinions are my own.  Please see my disclosure policy.

My kids can’t pass up a good fruit smoothie. And I love that smoothies are super nutritious for them, too.

Pack them full of fruit for vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber. Add in some yogurt for calcium and protein. And use local honey for a touch of sweet that’s good for them, too.

The best part about a fruit smoothie recipe… it’s seriously easy to make. Especially using Nature’s Touch Frozen Fruit!

This Mango “Razzy” Berry Fruit Smoothie is like an awesome adventure for the taste buds! With the thin wild blueberry coulis top and yogurty mango raspberry bottom, it’s full of new tastes and textures with every sip. Fun and “fancy” for the kids, and delicious for their grownups, too!

Mango “Razzy” Berry Fruit Smoothie Recipe

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This fruit smoothie recipe is easy, as all smoothie recipes are, but there is just one extra step. What makes this fruit smoothie “fancy” is how the creamy fruit and yogurt smoothie is topped with a delicious blueberry coulis.

So after you’ve made the mango raspberry smoothie for the bottom layer, you’ll just have the added step of blending up the blueberry coulis for on top. No need to fully wash the blender. Just give it a quick rinse, and you’re all set to go on the coulis.

And just look at how beautiful the two layers of fruity colors are!

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I love using Nature’s Touch frozen fruits and vegetables since they offer so many organic and pesticide-free options. Which makes our food adventures even better and safer for our kids and ourselves!

Plus, the fruits and vegetables are picked and packaged at their peak, sealing in the freshness and nutrients, and making them available year round. You can find both Nature’s Touch organic frozen fruits and vegetables at your local ShopRite or Shaw’s or just the vegetable varieties at your local Big Y.

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Mango "Razzy" Berry Fruit Smoothie Recipe

This Mango “Razzy” Berry fruit smoothie is like an awesome adventure for the taste buds! With the thin wild blueberry coulis top and yogurty mango raspberry bottom, it’s full of new tastes and textures with every sip. Fun and "fancy" for the kids, and delicious for their grownups, too!

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Total Time: 10 mins

Servings: 2 servings

Ingredients

For the Mango Raspberry Smoothie:

• 1 cup mangoes ((frozen))
• 1/2 cup raspberries ((frozen))
• 1.5 cups vanilla yogurt
• 1/4 cup whole milk
• 3 Tbsp. honey

For the Blueberry Coulis:

• 2 cups blueberries ((frozen))
• 1 Tbsp. honey
• 3 Tbsp. whole milk

Tools:

• measuring cups
• blender
• silicone spatula
• silly straw

Instructions

For the Mango Raspberry Smoothie:

• Add all ingredients to the blender.
• Blend until smooth, with no chunks of fruit. Add more milk if needed to achieve desired texture and consistency.
• Fill each glass 3/4 full with this Mango Raspberry Smoothie mixture.

For the Blueberry Coulis:

• Add all ingredients to the blender.
• Pulse blender until all blueberries have been macerated. The mixture should be thin with small fruit chunks. Add more milk if needed to achieve desired texture and consistency.
• Fill the remainder of each glass with this Blueberry Coulis mixture.

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Course: Breakfast · Drink · Snack

Cuisine: Kid-Friendly

More Yummy Smoothie Recipes:

• Creamy Vanilla Peanut Butter Smoothie for Kids
• Simple Blueberry Lemonade Smoothie
• A Strawberry Kids Smoothie with a Surprise Kid-Approved Ingredient!
• Lucky Leprechaun Green Smoothie for Kids

Although this post is sponsored by Nature’s Touch™ Frozen Foods and contains affiliate links, all opinions are my own.  Please see my disclosure policy.