🍓NEW! Our Family's Favorite Smoothie Recipe


Hi Reader,

Our blender has been working overtime lately, thanks to this high-protein, kid-friendly recipe! This Strawberry Banana Smoothie with Greek Yogurt is creamy, naturally sweet, and surprisingly high in protein—without any protein powder.

It's a great breakfast or balanced snack option for the busy back-to-school season. Kids (toddlers included!) love it, and it's filing enough for adults, too.

Get the brand new recipe here:

High-Protein Strawberry Banana Smoothie

And if you're looking for more vegetarian family meals, here are a few to try:

I hope this smoothie becomes a go-to in your house like it has in ours. If you try it, hit reply and let me know what you (and your little ones) think!

Warmly,

Stephanie

P.S. Know someone else who could use a quick, kid-friendly snack idea? Forward them this email!

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Stephanie McKercher, MS, RDN - Grateful Grazer

Hi, I’m Stephanie, a registered dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. I share nourishing recipes and gentle, non-diet nutrition tips to help you explore a more peaceful, satisfying relationship with food. On my blog, Grateful Grazer, you’ll find support for eating with more trust, curiosity, and self-compassion.

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