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Smoothie Cost Calculator
Stop overpaying for your daily blend. Use our Smoothie Cost Calculator to see exactly how much your homemade recipe costs compared to a $8.00 store-bought smoothie. Track your annual savings instantly.
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How It Works
Saving money, one sip at a time.
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Select items from our list. Prices are based on average grocery store costs per serving.
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Why Calculate Smoothie Costs?
The "Latte Effect" applies to smoothies too. Buying a $8-$12 smoothie daily adds up to over $3,000 a year! Making them at home isn't just healthier—it's a massive financial win.
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Bulk Buying Power
Ingredients like oats, frozen fruit, and protein powder cost pennies per serving when bought in bulk compared to single-serve cafe prices.
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Hidden Markups
Shops mark up "boosters" like chia seeds or protein by 500%. At home, these add-ins cost roughly $0.30 cents.
Budget-Friendly Recipes
High nutrition, low cost. Try these blends for under $2.50 per serving.
~$2.25 / serving
Strawberry Yogurt Smoothie
Creamy, protein-rich, and classic. A perfect breakfast option that tastes like dessert.
~$0.90 / serving
PB Oatmeal Banana
The ultimate budget bulk smoothie. Filling oats and peanut butter keep you full for hours.
~$1.05 / serving
Apple Chia Seed Smoothie
High fiber and hydration on a budget. Apples are one of the most affordable fruits available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is buying bulk actually cheaper?
Yes! A 5lb tub of protein powder might cost $60 upfront, but breaks down to ~$0.80 per scoop. Single packets can cost $2.50 or more.
Does frozen fruit save money?
Absolutely. Fresh berries spoil quickly, leading to food waste (wasted money). Frozen fruit is cheaper per pound and lasts for months.
What is the cheapest liquid base?
Water is free! If you need creaminess, buying oats and making your own oat milk is significantly cheaper than buying cartons of almond or soy milk.
