BBS EATS: DIY SMOOTHIE
- Barre Body Studio

- Jun 10, 2016
- 1 min read

Your hard work at the barre is a great step forward in your journey to a healthy and happy lifestyle. But on this pursuit, it is equally important to nourish that ‘barre body’ with the proper nutrients that it needs to sustain a healthy lifestyle, this includes throwing clean eating into the mix. When fitness and a healthy diet are paired up, you truly are unstoppable! This is our philosophy behind our new food segment on the blog, we want to enable our barre stars with healthy options to fuel their barre practice!
Here is a DIY smoothie menu to kick-start your morning or fuel you at any part of the day. Check it out!
Step 1: Choose ½ – 1 cup unsweetened liquid
• Coconut water
• Almond milk
• Water
• Coconut milk
• Hemp milk
• Chilled green tea
Step 2: Choose 1 BIG handful of a leafy green
• Spinach
• Kale
• Beet greens
• Swiss chard
• Romaine lettuce
• Parsley
Step 3: Choose 1-3 fresh or frozen fruits
• Berries
• Banana
• Melons
• Oranges
• Mango
• Pineapple
• Apples
• Peaches
Step 4: Add some protein
• Hemp seeds
• Chia seeds
• Plant based protein powder
• Nut butters
• Soaked nuts
Step 5: Add something extra (optional)
• Avocado
• Flaxseeds
• Spirulina
• Cinnamon
• Ginger
• Lemon juice
• Maca powder
The options are endless and we can't wait to try a few different smoothies after hitting the barre! What is your favourite smoothie combo?
XO
Barre Body Studio


nice and informative, great. --glowup
i like the straightforward template for building a smoothie. starting with unsweetened liquid and greens is a smart base that i sometimes forget. it makes the process feel less complicated for a quick post-workout snack. the reminder to pair fitness with proper nutrition is a good point. i'm going to try adding spinach to my usual berry mix. Image 2
i appreciate the simple step-by-step structure for building a smoothie. having a template like this makes it much easier to prep something healthy without overthinking it. the focus on unsweetened liquid and leafy greens first is a good reminder to keep the base nutritious. i often just throw fruit in, so this is a helpful nudge to balance it out. Traducir Imagen
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