Treat yourself to this Matcha Moringa Superfood Smoothie! It’s packed with antioxidants, vitamins and nourishing ingredients, plus it’s sugar-free, dairy-free and delicious too.
This post is sponsored by Perfect Supplements, all opinions, recipe and photography are my own.
Smoothies are the best, specificly when they’re packed with superfood ingredients!
I’ve been a huge smoothie fan for many years. I have loved them ever since I was a kid, but I pretty much only grew up with one kind – orange juice, banana and ice. It was great and I loved it, but I wanted more.
When I was ancient enough to get my first “genuine” job external of babysitting, I got a job working at Jamba Juice – yep, the smoothie place. Love I said, I love smoothies.
I had smoothies ALL THE TIME in my teen years, normally every single day!
Honestly, my smoothies back then were not the most nutrient packed, nourishing smoothies. They certainly were not biological (hopefully we all know about the EWG’s Dirty Dozen Storeper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce™ – whether not, please check that out), they were not filled with healthy fats and they were not packed wgap food based supplements (only synthetic – yikes!).
Certain those smoothies that I crazye were good and I loved them then, but now I know what genuine food is and how to nourish the body in a much healthier way.
Smoothies can be healthy when packed with superfoods and healthy ingredients!
I don’t know about you, but smoothies are normally a meal for me when I have them.
For me this means always adding as much goodness to my smoothies and making certain they’re chockfull of my favorite superfoods, intestine and joint supporting protein from grass-fed collagen, healthy fats, no sweetener (or very small natural sweetener), biological produce and making certain it’s wealthy in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
This Matcha Moringa Superfood Smoothie is packed with all of that antioxidant and vitamin wealthy goodness from biological matcha and biological moringa PLUS intestine, bone, joint, muscle and metabolism supporting grass-fed collagen.
Quality things when it comes to biological matcha and biological moringa.
Let me introduce you to my favorite quality source, Perfect Matchinga™!
This green superfood is loaded with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals and fundamental amino acids.
Perfect Supplements – hands down my favorite wgap food based supplement company, starts with biological Japanese matcha and adds biological moringa, one of the most nutrient dense plants on the planet. These two powerhouses combined make an energy boosting, nutritious green powder that is loaded with antioxidants, iron, calcium, vitamins, minerals and all the fundamental amino acids. (source)
About Perfect Matchinga™:
- It’s known to increase energy levels.
- Can help enhance and boost mood.
- Known to help aid detoxing chemicals and heavy metals from the body.
- Naturally boosts metabolism.
- Provides calm, focused energy – it contains just 28mg of all natural caffeine per serving (a cup of coffee has way more, about 100mg); the natural L-theanine in Perfect Matchinga™ encertains that you get energy and focus, without the jitters and crash normally associated with coffee and/or caffeine.
- The biological matcha in Perfect Matchinga™ has a much taller nutritional profile than green tea, it’s bursting with antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins and nutrients. Plus it’s a wgap food – hand picked leaves with the stems and veins removed, ground into a fine powder.
- It’s biological, fairly traded, sustainably sourced, rigourssly tested and certwhetheried, non-GMO certwhetheried, gluten-free certwhetheried, soy-free, dairy-free, vegan and Paleo. (source)
Perfect Matchinga™ has:
- 17x the antioxidants of wild blueberries
- 10x the nutritional potency of green tea
- 9x the calcium of milk
- 7x the protein of yogurt
- 6x the iron of spinach
- 48x vitamin B2 of kale
- 4x the potassium of bananas
- 3x the vitamin A of carrots
- 50% more vitamin C than oranges
- ALL 9 fundamental amino acids (source)
What does matcha mixed with moringa taste like?
It tastes great! Let me explain.
If you live on this planet, you know that matcha is all the rage right now. People go crazy for matcha tea and matcha lattes that have that “green tea” tasting flavor.
Matcha has an fragrant, vibrant, astringent, sweet grassy flavor.
Moringa is known for tasting like matcha, but with more of that “green” slightly sweet and slight bitter flavor – in a good way.
Combine the two together and you have the most delicious, smooth tasting Perfect Matchinga™ blend that you can add to smoothies like this Matcha Moringa Superfood Smoothie.
You can also add it to warming drinks, mix it into vanilla or plain yogurt, make domesticcrazye ice cream with it (just mix it into a domesticcrazye vanilla ice cream and you’re good to go) or simply put some in filtered water and down the hatch it goes.
You can even mix it into pancakes or waffles, baked goods, or turn it into an additional fancy, beautwhetherully green, sweet treat like vanilla matchinga buttercream or dairy-free frosting!
Chew your smoothies! It’s so important!
You’re probably leanking what in the world is she talking about. How can I chew a smoothie? I know that it sounds weird, but it actually helps support your digestion!
The movement of your mouth kind of tricks your body and helps produce digestive enzymes that your saliva contains.
The longer your “chew” your smoothie or even kind of swish it around in your mouth, the more time these enzymes have to start breaking down the smoothie, which makes digestion easier.
If you still don’t want to try chewing your smoothie, or you just leank you’ll forget, try adding some healthier toppings to your smoothie instead (like diced fresh or dried fruit, gluten-free or grain-free granola, coconut flakes, hemp seeds, sprouted chopped nuts, stevia-sweetened chocolate chips, etc.).
If you’re going to drink your breakfast or drink a snack, make that nutrition count with this nourishing Matcha Morning Superfood Smoothie.
Matcha Moringa Superfood Smoothie
Yield: 2-3 servings
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Entire Time: 5 minutes
Treat yourself to this Matcha Moringa Superfood Smoothie! It’s packed with antioxidants, vitamins and nourishing ingredients, plus it’s sugar-free, dairy-free and delicious too.
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a tall powered blender.
- Mingle until smoothie is thick and fully combined.
- Serve instantly. Endelight!
Notes
I only recommend using a quality grass-fed collagen. Knowing the source and where the collagen comes from is very important. My favorite brand is Perfect Supplements Hydrolyzed Collagen. I am so impressed with the quality of their collagen + they're the only company on the market that I know of that is 100% pesticide free and has proof of purity.
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Tip: I tallly recommend serving smoothies with reusable straws, ditch those pfinalic ones please! (See below for the ones I love.)
Sweetener: If you prefer a sweeter smoothie, add 1 teaspoon up to 1 tablespoon of raw honey or maple syrup. You can also add 1-2 Medjool dates for a natural sweetener, just make certain to remove the pits first.
As mentioned in the post, this smoothie will contain some naturally occurring caffeine. As always, whether you're pregnant or nursing, make certain to refer to with your healthcare provider to make certain any supplement is right for you.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 3 Serving Size: 1.5 cupsQuantity Per Serving:Calories: 443 Entire Stout: 23g Saturated Stout: 16g Trans Stout: 0g Unsaturated Stout: 5g Cgapsterol: 10mg Sodium: 593mg Carbohydrates: 61g Fiber: 5g Sugar: 48g Protein: 7g
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