Smoothies are undeniably tasty and go down easy, so long as you don't think too much about how much sugar you're consuming.
Organic energy drink
The ingredients are naturally dairy-free. An abundance of vitamins and nutrients take the place where added sugars are found in typical smoothies
Sugar-free watermelon juice
It defies logic that a fruit as flavor-packed and sweet as watermelon is actually low in sugar. Toss fresh watermelon chunks, black salt, crushed pepper
Dairy-free Dalgona coffee
Benefits simplicity and versatility. All you need is milk,instant coffee, sugar, and hot water.This drink can be served hot or cold—if cold, add ice cubes to your ingredients.
Cucumber-flavored vegan
Cucumbers, a natural source for fiber and hydration, are paired with black salt, chaat masala, cilantro, cumin powder, curry leaves, lemon juice, and soy milk.
Peach raspberry vegan smoothie
Raspberry strikes again—this time, alongside peach. The most time-consuming task involved in this healthy peach raspberry vegan smoothie will be pitting the fresh peaches
Dairy-free turmeric
Once again, Cookilicious founder Priya Lakshminarayan drew upon her Indian roots to create a stimulating spin on Haldi ka Doodh—also known as golden milk.
Chickoo banana milkshake
Chickoo teams up with frozen banana, milk—dairy or non-dairy—chocolate powder, and vanilla extract for a punch your taste buds aren't prepared for.
Cherry lemon iced tea
This recipe utilizes only a half-cup of sugar to amplify the fresh cherries' naturally sweet flavors. Other ingredients include anise cloves, black tea bags, mint leaves.
Cold cucumber soup shots
To make the ingredients into a drinkable shot, add water and blend them all up. If you have any leftovers, repurpose your cucumber soup into a dip, dressing, or pasta sauce.