Detox smoothie

Ingredients for a detox smoothie

When making a detox smoothie, you can combine fruits, berries, green powders, seaweeds and other plant-based ingredients. Centralsun’s Detox Smoothie collection brings together a selection of products in one place that can easily be added to different smoothie recipes. The selection includes spirulina, barley grass juice powder, dulse seaweed, coriander and Canadian wild blueberry powder.

What can you add to a detox smoothie?

For the base of your smoothie, you can use ingredients such as banana, apple, pineapple, berries, leafy greens, water or a plant-based drink. The selected powders can be added directly to the blender. With stronger-tasting ingredients such as spirulina, dulse or coriander powder, it is best to start with a smaller amount and gradually adjust to taste.

You do not need to use all the products in the collection at once. Often, one or two additions are enough to give your smoothie the desired flavour, colour and character. Berry powders pair well with green powders, while fruits can help balance more intense flavours.

How to combine the ingredients?

Start by choosing the main ingredients for your smoothie, then add one green ingredient and one berry-based ingredient. For example, you can combine barley grass juice powder with Canadian wild blueberry powder or add a small amount of spirulina to a fruit-based smoothie. Trying different combinations makes it easy to find the flavour that suits you best.

How to make a detox smoothie?

Add your chosen fruits or berries, liquid and desired powders to a blender. Blend until smooth and add more liquid if needed until you reach your preferred consistency. When choosing the amount of each product, follow the recommended use shown on the product packaging or product page.

A detox smoothie does not always have to follow the same recipe. You can vary the ingredients depending on what you have at home or what kind of flavour you prefer. This way, you can use the products in the collection to make greener, more berry-focused or milder-tasting smoothies.