Smoothies

 By blending your vegetables each morning, you can drink your way to a healthier breakfast. These smoothie recipes will start your day off right by incorporating nutrient-dense fruits and veggies, as well as protein-rich yoghurt and milk, to provide an energy boost that will last until lunchtime. And, unlike store-bought alternatives, they favour genuine vegetables over juices, sorbets, and sweeteners, which can add a lot of sugar to your cup.


The top blenders for mixing up the Smoothies, creamiest drinks were also tested in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances Lab. The Vitamix E310 Explorian took the top rank, but for a more affordable choice, consider the Black + Decker XL Blast Drink Machine or the NutriBullet Balance. Store your items in freezer-safe bags or containers for up to nine months to ensure nothing goes to waste. Smoothies might separate in the fridge after a few hours, so mix everything together when you're ready to drink. If you need to prepare drinks ahead of time, a teaspoon of lemon juice added before refrigerating can help keep them from oxidising. Are you ready to begin? Check out some of our favourite healthy smoothie recipes that can be made in just a few minutes.


A family breakfast with of your favourite dishes is the perfect way to start the weekend. While we can all get behind getting together for quick breakfasts, lunches, or easy dinner dishes, our finest brunch ideas might just become your new favourite meal of the day. (After all, there's no other time of day when you can have bacon, eggs, and a burger all at once.)


These sweet and savoury recipes are unbeatable, whether you prefer Mexican-inspired breakfast fare or sky-high stacks of Southern comfort food. Do you want a stack of pancakes? I've got 'em. What are some simple egg recipes? They've also arrived. All you have to do now is make some mimosas, set the table, and determine which brunch option deserves a space on your plate - we won't tell if it's more than one... or three. Check out these recipes for even more great ways to start your day.

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