Smoothies are my go-to meal when I want to get a lot of nutrients with minimal effort—so naturally, I have one a day now. And it wasn’t until this last year that I locked down how to make one that’s actually filling, tastes like a sweet treat, supports my muscles, and doesn’t spike my blood sugar.
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