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Wild Blueberry Brain Smoothie
Reader ratingsDeep-purple, antioxidant-rich, and built around wild blueberries for their high anthocyanin content.
Why it’s good for you
Wild blueberries and walnuts are two of the most studied foods for brain and cognitive health.
Ingredients
Instructions
- Add almond milk, yogurt, and honey to the blender.
- Add the frozen wild blueberries, flaxseed, and walnuts.
- Blend on high for about 1 minute until smooth and the walnuts are fully broken down.
- Taste and add a little more honey if you want it sweeter, then serve.
Tips
- Wild blueberries are smaller and darker than regular ones, with more antioxidants per cup — look for them in the freezer aisle.
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