This vegan keto berry smoothie recipe is going to rock your world! We’ve got triple berry goodness from strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries in this plant-based and low-carb smoothie. The real surprises in this one, however, are the ingredients I’m using to make this summertime drink creamy. Can you guess what they are? Don’t miss this delicious vegan keto smoothie recipe!

Need some new keto smoothie ideas? In my keto blueberry smoothie recipe, I used cottage cheese and almond butter for a creamy, dreamy smoothie. This keto berry smoothie uses two other keto-friendly ingredients: blended avocado and light coconut milk.

Vegan and keto diets tend to be thought of as opposite ends of the dietary spectrum. However, this happens to be one option for vegan keto smoothies. It has no animal-based foods and is low in net carbs (11.6 grams per serving).

Making a keto friendly smoothie can be tricky. First of all, we need to make a keto berry smoothie without milk, since dairy milk is high in natural sugars. Second, a keto fruit smoothie needs to include only low carb fruits, which are mostly the berries.

Third, keto berry smoothies need a source of sweetness, but not from natural sugars. This keto mixed berry smoothie recipe uses stevia extract, but you can also use another sugar free sweetener such as monk fruit or erythritol. (Note: if you use a 1:1 sugar free sweetener, you will need to add a lot more.)

🍓 Vegan Keto Smoothie Recipe Benefits

Why try dairy free keto smoothie recipes? Here are some advantages of this vegan low carb smoothie recipe:

• Healthy fats: One of the disadvantages of the keto diet is it can be quite high in saturated fat. Here, we’re using light coconut milk plus ripe avocado to lower saturated fat and increase healthy fat.
• Whole foods: This keto berry smoothie is high fiber because it uses whole fruits instead of fruit juice. Aside from keeping the food matrix of our berries intact, we’re also keeping the net carbs down.
• Easy: You only need six ingredients and 5 minutes to make this quick and simple berry smoothie. All of the ingredients are typically available in well-stocked US grocery stores. It’s perfect for a quick breakfast or snack.
• Cheap: If you’ve been buying the Smoothie King Keto Champ Berry Smoothie, this homemade keto berry smoothie may save money. Though the upfront cost of buying frozen berries may be higher, you can yield many more smoothies.
• Low Sugar: Since this is a low carb berry smoothie, it is low in sugar from both natural and added sources.
• Gluten free berry smoothie: This berry smoothie is gluten free, low carb, keto, plant based, vegetarian and vegan. Vegetarian low carb smoothie recipes can feed practically anyone!
• Delicious: Aside from being healthy and rich in vitamin C and potassium, this smoothie is very tasty. Even picky eaters tend to enjoy the delish flavor of juicy berries.

⭐ Keto Berry Smoothie Ingredients

Here’s what you need to make the best vegan keto breakfast smoothie:

• Frozen strawberries
• Ripe frozen avocado (chopped)
• Frozen blueberries
• Frozen raspberries
• Light coconut milk (from a can)
• Stevia extract (powder or liquid)

(Get specific quantities of ingredients in the recipe card at the bottom of the post.)

You are welcome to use a frozen mixed berry blend instead of buying separate types of berries. However, make sure the frozen mixed berries you buy are unsweetened and fit your macros for keto.

My family had no idea there was avocado in this until I told them. Avocado and coconut milk are great options if you want to make a creamy non-dairy smoothie without bananas or dates.

Use peeled and chopped frozen avocado to make your homemade keto smoothie faster. They’re in the freezer aisle of many major grocery stores in the U.S. If you use fresh avocado, make sure it is very soft and ripe before freezing for easier blending.

Frozen avocado blends smoothly in a regular food processor. I didn’t need a high-speed blender to get a smooth smoothie.

Speaking of blending, I recommend using either a food processor or high-speed blender (Thermomix, Nutribullet, Vitamix, etc.) for smoothies. I find that regular blenders don’t do a great job making frozen fruits in smoothies smooth.

🫐 How to Make Vegan Keto Smoothie

Here are the steps for making keto berry smoothies:

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Place the strawberries, avocado, blueberries, raspberries, coconut milk, and stevia into a food processor and blend until completely smooth.

🤔 Vegan Keto Smoothie Variations

This is a keto berry smoothie with coconut milk. You can make this a keto berry smoothie with heavy cream or unsweetened almond milk if you’d prefer. Keep in mind that these changes will impact the nutrition information for the recipe.

Oat milk is not keto-friendly, but could also be used in this recipe. To make a keto berry protein smoothie, use unsweetened soy milk or add protein powder to the coconut milk. Plain Greek yogurt is another way to add protein to smoothies, but you may need more liquid to thin.

Here are some other keto smoothie toppings and keto smoothie add-ins. Use your good judgement regarding what might work with your other ingredients:

• Cocoa powder
• Peanut butter
• Spinach
• MCT oil
• Vanilla extract
• Chia seeds, flax seeds, or hemp seeds
• Unsweetened coconut cream
• Keto whipped cream
• Coconut flakes or coconut chips (unsweetened)
• Keto chocolate chips

🥛 Vegan Keto Smoothie Nutrition

Here’s the nutrition info for this keto berry smoothie recipe (per serving):

• Calories: 260
• Total fat: 20.7g
• Saturated fat: 11.7g
• Cholesterol: 0mg
• Sodium: 5.4mg
• Total carbohydrate: 19g
• Fiber: 7.4g
• Net carbs: 11.6g
• Total sugar: 8.7g
• Protein: 2.6g
• Vitamin A: 1.5%DV
• Vitamin C: 72%DV
• Potassium: 424.4mg
• Iron: 5.6% DV
• Calcium: 2.2% DV

👩🏻‍🍳 Other Vegan Keto Recipes

Looking for keto-friendly recipes, but with a plant-based spin? After making this keto berry avocado smoothie, you might enjoy these:

• Diet Lemonade
• How to Smoke Tofu
• Costco Cauliflower Rice
• Instant Pot Almond Milk Yogurt
• Air Fryer Frozen Vegetables