Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie

This Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie is an easy and delicious way to start your day. It’s my go-to smoothie when I’m craving something sweet and refreshing. 

Simply combine banana, strawberries, milk powder, turbinado sugar, ice, a little water, and pure vanilla extract in a blender. Just blend everything together, and it’s ready to enjoy in minutes. 

One taste, and you’ll be hooked! I know I was. In fact, I often drink an Angel Food Smoothie on busy mornings or as an amazing, post-workout recovery drink.

I think this copycat is actually better than Smoothie King’s recipe because you get to skip the line- and save money!

But if you’re not totally sold on this delicious strawberry banana smoothie, the recipe also makes a great base for experimentation. 

Whether you want it dairy-free, extra protein-packed, or naturally sweetened, you can tweak it to match your preferences. The possibilities are endless!

Ingredients for Smoothie King’s Angel Food Smoothie Recipe

• Water: Water helps incorporate all the ingredients. Plus, it keeps everything moving, so you don’t ruin your blender.

• Nonfat Dry Milk Powder: My not-so-secret weapon for a creamy smoothie! Dry milk powder adds extra protein, vitamins, and calcium without additional fat. In a pinch, I will replace it with regular milk, nonfat milk, or almond milk. But then, I skip the water.

• Pure Vanilla Extract: Just a drop for cake-like sweetness. 

• Banana: Your banana should be ripe but not banana-bread-ripe. The banana adds sweetness and helps to thicken the smoothie. I slice it for easy blending. 

• Frozen Strawberries: Frozen strawberries help create the perfect smoothie texture without diluting the smoothie. Sometimes, I like to add a few in-season strawberries for extra flavor! 

• Turbinado Sugar: I like using raw turbinado sugar for this recipe because it’s less processed. But you can use the sweetener of your choice. I’ve tried honey, maple syrup, agave, and some sugar-free sweeteners. These are all fantastic options.

• Ice: Ample ice is essential for the proper smoothie consistency.

How to Make a Copycat Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie

Smoothie King's Angel Food Smoothies are utterly delicious, and this copycat recipe is no exception. In less than 5 minutes, you'll have the perfect afternoon treat.

1. ADD INGREDIENTS. Add the water, nonfat dry milk powder, vanilla, sliced banana, frozen strawberries, turbinado sugar, and ice to a high-powered blender.

2. BLEND. Add a little more water if you need to thin it out. Add more ice or frozen strawberries if you need to thicken it.

3. ENJOY! Pour your Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie into a glass. I like to serve it in a mason jar with a fresh strawberry as a garnish. And don’t forget a fun straw!

Smoothie Tips and Variations

Follow these helpful tips for the best Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie. And personalize your drink with some of these fun variations!

• Use a high-powered blender. The faster the blender, the smoother the smoothie. My Vitamix can get it done in about a minute! Two, if my bananas are also frozen.
• Is your smoothie too bubbly? Add a bit more ice and blend thoroughly. I also like to add in a few more frozen strawberries to amp up the flavor. 
• Make your smoothie thicker. Use frozen bananas instead of fresh. Use frozen bananas instead of fresh. I always keep some banana chunks in my freezer. Then, they’re available whenever I want a thick smoothie.
• Go dairy-free. Skip the dry milk powder or replace it with coconut milk powder. In my opinion, the light coconut flavor adds a lot of deliciousness. Or skip the powder altogether and use your favorite plant-based milk.
• Pump up the protein. Add a scoop of protein powder (chocolate or vanilla), a handful of walnuts, or Greek yogurt. Combining protein powder and yogurt in my smoothies keeps me full for hours. 
• Make it nutty. Add your favorite nut butter or wheat germ for a nutty taste and delicious health benefits. I enjoy adding a tablespoon of all-natural peanut butter. It tastes like a PB and J smoothie! 
• Switch up the fruit. Try this recipe with different frozen berries, stone fruits, mangoes, or pineapple. I love to blend raspberries and strawberries for a delicious flavor.

How To Store and Freeze

Smoothies are best enjoyed fresh. But if you need to save your Angel Food Smoothie, follow my helpful guidelines. 

To Store: Pour the Angel Food smoothie into a sealed mason jar or airtight bottle to prevent oxidation. Store in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Shake well before drinking!

To Freeze: Pour the smoothie into an ice cube tray and freeze. Blend the frozen cubes with a little water or nonfat milk when you’re ready to serve. 

You can also fill a mason jar or glass (with space for expansion) or a zip-top freezer bag, then freeze. Let the Smoothie King Angel Food Smoothie thaw in the fridge overnight before shaking or re-blending. 

You may need to add a little water or ice to return it to proper smoothie consistency.

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