Vegan Peaches & Cream Smoothie

Created by Laura Wright
5 from 4 votes

My vegan peaches and cream smoothie is refreshing, cool, creamy and perfect for a satiating quick breakfast with protein powder, oats, and almond butter. A mixture of fresh and frozen peaches delivers on flavour and creamy texture when blended!

A head-on shot of a vegan peaches and cream smoothie in two glasses with metal straws. Peach purée and vegan yogurt create a tie dye effect on the glass.

Learn how to make this frothy and lush peaches and cream smoothie in 10 minutes with one easy trick and some simple ingredients—it’s a treat for summer peaches! Made from a blend of both frozen and non-frozen peaches, almond butter, non-dairy milk, oats, vanilla extract, hemp, chia, and vegan protein powder, this breakfast smoothie strikes a nice balance between wholesome and rich. It’s fruity, creamy, and refreshing with a thick frozen texture (and no banana!). Use a high-powered blender for best results.

An up close shot of a vegan peaches and cream smoothie in a glass with stripes/blotches of peach compote and vegan yogurt.
An overhead shot of ingredients used in a peach smoothie recipe.

We always buy too many peaches at the farmers market or at the farm stands this time of year. I’ll either bake something that uses a bunch of them or start incorporating them into our breakfasts and snacks. I love a mellow vegan peach smoothie for breakfast in the summer so much.

With this peach smoothie recipe, I have you freeze a portion of the peaches and keep the other portion at room temperature. This ensures the best flavour and texture. The frozen peaches really bring the froth and thickening power here. Using a portion of frozen fruit in all of your vegan smoothies will create a creamy smoothie texture.

You don’t need to peel peaches for smoothies in my opinion. The blender can purée all aspects of the peach quite well (minus the pit!!), and the peels honestly help to make the colour of the finished smoothie more vibrant. Of course, if you can’t stand peach peels, feel free to remove them prior to freezing and blending.

Other summer fruits would mix well with peaches in this recipe! A handful of raspberries, strawberries, or blueberries would all bring a little tart contrast.

For vegan protein powder, I’ve only used one brand for years now. It’s Sprout Living’s Epic Protein powder in the vanilla lucuma flavour. It blends up silky smooth, isn’t too sweet (this is my issue with 98% of vegan protein powder options), and the ingredients are great. I have a 20% discount code with them! It is: thefirstmess.

Be well and cheers! :)

An overhead shot of a smoothie blended up in a blender jug.
A head-on shot of a vegan peaches and cream smoothie in two glasses with metal straws. Peach purée and vegan yogurt create a tie dye effect on the glass.
A 3/4 angle shot of a vegan peaches and cream smoothie in two glasses with metal straws. Peach purée and vegan yogurt create a tie dye effect on the glass. A slice of peach is perched on top of the one glass.

Vegan Peaches & Cream Smoothie

My vegan peaches and cream smoothie is refreshing, cool, creamy, and perfect for a satiating quick breakfast that comes together in the blender.
5 from 4 votes
A head-on shot of a vegan peaches and cream protein smoothie in two glasses with metal straws. Peach purée and vegan yogurt create a tie dye effect on the glass.
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings 2

Ingredients

  • 1 ½ cups non-dairy milk (I like soy or pea here)
  • 2 scoops vanilla protein powder,
  • ¼ cup rolled oats
  • ¼ cup vegan plain or vanilla yogurt
  • 3 tablespoons almond butter
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 2 teaspoons lemon juice
  • 1 tablespoon hemp seeds
  • 2 teaspoons chia seeds
  • 1 large peach, chopped and frozen
  • 1 large peach, chopped
  • 1 soft Medjool date, pitted (omit if you want it less sweet)
  • pinch salt
  • handful ice

Equipment

Notes

  • The only vegan vanilla protein powder that I like is Sprout Living’s Epic Protein powder. I’ve used it for years! My 20% discount code for their entire website is: thefirstmess.
  • I prefer almond butter in this because I think the flavour is complimentary. If you are allergic to nuts, I would substitute roasted sunflower seed butter.
  • I know it’s fussy to have one frozen peach and one not frozen! But I always aim to give you the best, and this combination really did it for me.
  • In my photos, I used a bit of vegan yogurt and peach compote that I had on hand to create some visual contrast on the glass. The compote is just peeled and diced peaches cooked down over medium heat with cinnamon and a bit of maple syrup until jammy. Then I quickly whizz it in my food processor!
  • When I say large peach, I mean large! Mine were the size of softballs.

Instructions

  • In an upright blender, combine the non-dairy milk, vanilla protein powder, oats, vegan yogurt, almond butter, vanilla extract, lemon juice, hemp seeds, chia, frozen peach, non-frozen peach, date, and ice. Blend on high until completely smooth and creamy. Pour the smoothie into two glasses and enjoy!
An overhead shot of two glasses of peaches and cream smoothie. A spoon of yogurt, a whole peach, and peach slices are seen nearby. Metal straws are sticking out of the smoothies.
11/08/2023 (Last Updated 21/01/2025)
Posted in: breakfast, creamy, gluten free, oil free, quick, refined sugar-free, summer, sweet, vegan

6 comments

5 from 4 votes (3 ratings without comment)

Recipe Rating





  • Suzanne

    This looks so good! What a great combination of flavors!

  • Ilona

    Another incredible recipe! I rarely follow recipes for smoothies but you always nail the flavours so had to try it. It was SO good I couldn’t stop drinking it. I ended up using all frozen peaches as I had frozen some a few days ago and didn’t have any freshman hand. Can’t wait to make it again tomorrow :)

  • Tracy

    5 stars
    So yummy and summery! I really appreciate your description of what size peach! Thanks!

    • Laura Wright

      So glad you enjoyed it, Tracy! :)
      -L

  • Noreen

    I love how you add oats to smoothies! I’ve been looking for a way to make them thick and satisfying and that seems to be the missing link. This looks so good. I can’t wait to try it.

    • Laura Wright

      Oats really do help thicken any smoothie! I find it also makes them much more satisfying. Another fun trick is to freeze “ice cubes” of cooked plain oatmeal for your smoothies. Makes them so frothy and hearty!
      -L