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VEGAN Oatmeal Smoothie for Weight Loss INDIAN Recipe With BANANA (NO ADDED SUGAR OATS RECIPE)

Oats smoothie for weight loss is one healthy drink for summers and winters that you will want to indulge in all seasons. I am in love with this nutritious oats smoothie without milk, are you? If you have been looking for a recipe for oats smoothie without banana, then this recipe is not for you.







But I suggest adding a banana with a pinch of cinnamon and you will love everything about this oats smoothie for dinner. I want to include this oats breakfast smoothie recipe in my Indian diet and relish it every day. 

Oats smoothie benefits

  • It is packed with fiber from oats.
  • It is highly nutritious from oats, banana, blueberries, and chia seeds.
  • It is highly antioxidant-rich from blueberries, which are the highest source of antioxidants among berries.
  • It is loaded with dietary fiber from chia seeds to keep your digestive system healthy. It is packed with omega 3 fatty acids.
  • It is flavored with cinnamon, which has heart benefits and even plays a role in cholesterol management as well as diabetes management.

oats smoothie recipe for weight loss indian


How to make oats breakfast smoothie recipe?

Well, you need nutrient-rich ingredients for this oats smoothie bowl. All you need is :

  • 1 tsp oats powder( you may use oats of choice)
  • 1/2 tsp- chia seeds or flax seeds
  • 2 pinches- cinnamon
  • 1 banana
  • 6-8 blueberries



Soak oats in 1 glass of water for at least 1 hour. If you are using rolled oats, they need to be soaked for longer - even overnight in the refrigerator.

Then add everything to the mixer jar and blend into a puree. 





Your healthy oats smoothie recipe for weight loss is ready. It will help you feel full and energized.

The oats smoothie for weight loss Indian has coolant properties that will keep your tummy happy too.

How nutritious is the banana oatmeal smoothie no sugar added ?

The oatmeal protein smoothie uses nutrient-dense ingredients.

Can I use quaker oats for smoothie without sugar?

Absolutely.

Can I make strawberry oatmeal smoothie the same way?

Right. You can make oats smoothie with strawberries and substitute blueberries.


Here's another super easy smoothie recipe without oats shared by Satinder Wadhwa. I am in love with the color of this healthy parsley smoothie.

My morning glass of smoothie.. Parsley.. Frozen banana 🍌.. Pear... 🍋... Ginger

More healthy recipes with oats:

Oats idli recipe:


Oats crackers recipe Indian:



Oats ice cream recipe:


Oats laddu recipe:


How to make oats powder:


How to make oats chapati recipe for weight loss:


Oats cookies recipe with jaggery:


Oats face pack with strawberry:


vegan lemon curd recipe with oats:


Ragi cookies with jaggery, oats in airfryer:



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