This peach smoothie tastes like an indulgent milkshake, but without the guilt. There’s NO added sugar. Just peaches, ice, almond milk, and vanilla extract. Use frozen or fresh fruit for this creamy peach smoothie recipe.
Too many ripe peaches? No time to make jam? Too hot to bake? I feel you!! Check out my 3-ingredient solution. This Peach Smoothie tastes like a peach milkshake, only there’s no ice cream or refined sugar. It’s naturally sweetened with peaches!
Peach Smoothie Ingredients
- peaches (frozen or fresh)
- ice cubes
- almond milk (or any milk)
- vanilla extract
How to make a peach smoothie
- Slice peaches in half and remove pits. If using frozen peaches, skip this step.
- Add peaches, ice, milk, and vanilla extract into a NutriBullet or any high-speed blender.
- Blend until thick and creamy. Grab a straw!
* See full recipe below
Peach smoothie things to love
- It’s vegan but you’d never know!
- Easy to make in only a few minutes.
- There’s no added sugar…it’s fruit-sweetened.
- There’s only four ingredients…sooooo easy!
- Perfect use of peaches during peach season.
- Cools you down on a hot summer day
- Kids go crazy for it
About the nutribullet
This isn’t sponsored. I just love my Nutribullet. I use it for smoothies, milkshakes, salad dressings, dips and spreads, nut-chopping, and coffee-grinding. It’s one of the most utilized, small appliances in my kitchen. If mine ever decides to break up with me, I’ll get another one in a heartbeat…no joke. If have questions about the NutriBullet, or any of my recommended Essential Kitchen Tools, please send an email or post in the ‘comments’ section below.
Recommended tools
More peach recipes
- Fresh Peach Salsa Recipe
- Grilled Chicken Tacos with Peach Salsa
- Grilled Peaches Caprese with Balsamic Glaze
Peach Smoothie recipe
Ingredients
- 3 ripe Peaches or 3 cups frozen peaches
- 1 cup Ice Cubes
- 2 Tbsp Almond Milk or any milk
- 1/2 tsp Vanilla extract
Instructions
- Add PEACHES, ICE, MILK, and VANILLA EXTRACT to a high speed blender.
- Blend until smooth and creamy (15-30 seconds). Avoid overlending to prevent "heating" up the smoothie.
- Serve immediately.
Nutrition
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Peaches are so light and refreshing and perfect as a shake. Yummy!
Thanks, Andrea! Yes, peach milkshakes hit the spot! 🙂
This looks fluffy and delicious. Do you think it will look the same if I use rice milk? Thank you!
Thanks, Claudia! Yes, I think rice milk would be delicious with this! It will be lighter and even healthier 🙂
This is sooooo good! I was running out of ways to enjoy all of the fresh peaches in season right now, and now I have a new favorite!
Thanks, Alyssa! So glad you can add Peach milkshake to that list 🙂
I have a bazillion peaches at the moment! This was so tasty! I have been making one for my son everyday! So tasty too!
Awesome, Beth! So glad you’re enjoying it…your son too! 🙂
Yum! What a fun way to use peaches, healthy but looks so tasty
Thanks, Lizzy! Yes, this peach milkshake is SO easy and healthy! 😉
About my new NutriBullet, I had one for about 5 years and it finally gave out. I loved it, I’d gotten it at Costco. So I marched on back to Costco for another, but now the NutriBullet is double the size and weight, the Rx, and doesn’t even blend as well. I always get chunks of something left in it. I liked the light weight version better than this one. Anyone else?
I also have lovely peaches I’m now eating, though I still have frozen peaches from last year.
Ellen, really great to know the info on the Rx. I’m still using my trusty, 5 year old Nutribullet 900 pro and highly recommend it! If you go to my “Shop Kitchen Tools” page, you’ll see an image and can click through to Amazon to read about it, get pricing, etc. Let me know if you have any Q’s. Also, I too have peaches in my freezer from last year LOL. And I just picked the first ripe peach from our tree yesterday! Woohoo! 🙂
Although simple, this milkshake is the perfect blend of refreshment and fruitiness. In short, it is paradise itself.
Hey thanks, Max! It’s especially paradise with those freshly picked peaches from the tree 🙂