Want to make that pretty blue smoothie at home? You don’t need a long shopping list. Start with a banana, your usual milk or plant drink, and blue spirulina powder. The useful trick is to get the texture right first, then mix in the powder evenly.

This beginner-friendly blue spirulina smoothie idea uses the AimGrow Blue Spirulina 50 gram pouch shown in the pictures. Check your package for the amount to use and any preparation directions before you start.

What do you put in a blue spirulina smoothie?

Keep your first version simple. For one smoothie, set out:

• 1 ripe banana, peeled and sliced
• About ¾ cup of cold milk or your preferred plant drink
• 2–3 tablespoons of plain yogurt or a plant-based alternative, if you like a thicker texture
• Blue spirulina powder, measured according to your product’s label directions

These fruit and liquid amounts are a starting point for the texture, not a tested AimGrow recipe or a supplement serving recommendation. Leave the yogurt out if you prefer a lighter drink. Use a milk or yogurt that suits your dietary needs.

How to use blue spirulina without leaving little clumps

Blend the banana and liquid until smooth. In a small cup, stir your measured blue spirulina into a little of that liquid until it looks evenly mixed. Add it back to the smoothie and blend briefly to combine. If you don’t have a blender, start with an already smooth drink base; a spoon won’t turn banana slices into a silky smoothie.

Still too thick? Add a splash of liquid and mix again. Too thin? Next time, use less liquid or try frozen banana if your blender can handle it. Scrape down any powder on the sides rather than adding more just because the first stir looks uneven.

Why doesn’t mine look exactly like the picture?

Your ingredients bring their own colours. A pale banana-and-milk base gives the blue more room to show. Add dark berries or green ingredients and you’ll get a different shade. That can still be a perfectly enjoyable smoothie.

The photos are illustrative, AI-generated serving scenes made using our product packaging as a reference. They show a styling idea, not a guaranteed colour result or a measured recipe. You don’t need to chase the exact shade by using more powder than the label directs.

Pour, taste, and make it your own

Taste the smoothie before adding anything else. A ripe banana may already give you the sweetness you want. If you’d like some crunch, add a little coconut or your usual toppings after pouring. For a dairy-free version, choose a plant drink and leave out dairy yogurt.

Looking for more blue spirulina recipes? Try the same idea in a small bowl of plain yogurt: mix the powder evenly, then add fruit or toppings you already enjoy. Follow the directions for the specific product you’re using.

Ready to try it? See AimGrow Blue Spirulina, check the current label information, and start with a simple combination you actually like drinking.