The Ultimate Creamy Matcha Green Tea Smoothie (Your Daily Glow-Up in a Glass)

🔪Prep Time 5 Min
🔥Cook Time 0 Min
🍽️Servings1 serving People
Calories240 kcal

I’ll be honest with you: the first time I tried to make a Matcha smoothie at home, it tasted like grass and felt like sand. I almost gave up on the whole “Matcha life” until a barista friend told me the secret isn’t just the powder—it’s the balance of fats and natural sweetness. Now, this vibrant green smoothie is my go-to “glow-up” drink. It gives me that steady, calm energy without the jittery coffee crash at 2 PM.

Vibrant green creamy Matcha tea smoothie in a glass
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Prep Time
5 Mins
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Servings
1 Glass
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Calories
~240 Kcal

💚 Why Your Body Will Thank You

  • Steady Energy: Unlike coffee, matcha contains L-Theanine, which provides a calm focus without the jitters.
  • Glow Skin: Packed with antioxidants (EGCG) that fight inflammation and keep your skin looking fresh.
  • Brain Boost: The healthy fats from the avocado fuel your brain for a productive morning.

What You’ll Need

  • 🍵 1 tsp Ceremonial Grade Matcha (Invest in the good stuff!)
  • 🍌 1 Frozen Banana (For that creamy ice-cream texture)
  • 🥛 1 cup Almond Milk (Unsweetened vanilla works best)
  • 🥑 1/4 Avocado (You won’t taste it, I promise!)
  • 🍯 1 tsp Maple Syrup (Optional, for sweetness)

The Perfect Blend

  1. Liquid First: Always pour your almond milk into the blender first. This stops the powder from getting stuck at the bottom (a rookie mistake!).
  2. Load It Up: Add the frozen banana, avocado, matcha powder, and sweetener on top of the liquid.
  3. The Blitz: Start on low speed to break up the frozen fruit, then crank it up to high for 45-60 seconds. You want it vibrant green and silky smooth.
  4. Sip & Enjoy: Pour into your favorite glass immediately. Top with a sprinkle of matcha powder if you’re feeling fancy.

👩‍🍳 Chef’s “Anti-Clump” Secret

If you don’t have a high-speed blender like a Vitamix, matcha can sometimes clump up. Try this trick: Whisk the matcha powder with 1 tablespoon of warm water in a small cup to make a smooth paste before adding it to the blender. No more powdery surprises in your straw!

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