

- 1 orange
- 2 beetroot
- 50g baby leaf spinach
- 2 Medjool dates
- 125g dairy-free mylk yogurt
- A few ice cubes
- 200ml cold water
- Blender
- Vegetable peeler
- Measuring jug
- 1.
Peel the orange and remove as much white pith as possible. Break the orange into segments and add them to your blender. Peel the beetroot and chop them into small pieces. Pop the beetroot into your blender.
- 2.
Tuck in the baby leaf spinach. Use your thumb to squash the Medjool dates on a wooden board and pull out the stones. Roughly chop the dates and add them to the blender.
- 3.
Dollop the dairy-free mylk yogurt into the blender and add a handful of ice cubes. Pour in 200ml cold water and blend till purple and velvety. Pour the smoothie into a couple of glasses and serve.
- Tip
Red alert
Beetroot likes to stain everything red, so be careful when you're preparing it for this smoothie. Use a glass chopping board, or one you can wash up straight away, and protect your fingers by wearing gloves and your clothes with an apron. - Tip
Careful now
If you’re new to smoothies, please be aware that raw beetroot can be potent when blitzed into drinks. Try tasting a little at first and drink it slowly.