Smoothie King X-Treme Watermelon Recipe

Smoothie King X-Treme Watermelon™ Copycat Recipe is a juicy and hydrating smoothie made with fresh watermelon, strawberries, and coconut water. Blended with protein powder and ice, this slushy, refreshing drink is perfect for a hot day or post-workout boost. A fruity, energizing homemade version of the Smoothie King favorite!.

What’s in the X-Treme Watermelon™?

The Official Smoothie King Version

The original X-Treme Watermelon™ blends strawberries, a watermelon juice blend, coconut water, and a protein boost for a sweet and light smoothie.

Our Homemade Copycat Version

My version uses frozen strawberries, fresh watermelon, and coconut water to nail the tropical vibe, plus a scoop of protein to make it more satisfying.

X-Treme Watermelon™ Ingredients

• Frozen Strawberries: 1 cup adds fruity sweetness and a naturally thick texture without needing much ice.
• Watermelon Chunks: 1 cup of fresh or frozen watermelon keeps it juicy, hydrating, and naturally sweet.
• Coconut Water: 1/2 cup brings in electrolytes and a light tropical taste that pairs perfectly with the fruit.
• Water: 1/2 cup helps everything blend smoothly and keeps it light—use more coconut water if you want extra flavor.
• Unflavored or Vanilla Protein Powder: 1 scoop adds a boost of protein to round out the smoothie.
• Ice (Optional): 1/2 to 1 cup of ice makes it extra cold and slushy, especially great on hot days.

How to Make the X-Treme Watermelon™ at Home

1. Blend Everything Together: Add strawberries, watermelon, coconut water, water, protein, and ice into your blender.
2. Blend on High: Let it run for about 60 seconds until super smooth—make sure there are no watermelon chunks left!
3. Taste and Adjust: If you want it sweeter, add a little honey or a splash of juice.
4. Serve Fresh: Pour it up and sip it cold—it’s best right away!

Why This Recipe is a Perfect Copycat

• Hydrating and Light: Watermelon and coconut water keep it fresh and thirst-quenching.
• Fruit-First Flavor: Strawberries and watermelon give it a naturally sweet, juicy kick.
• Easy Protein Boost: Just one scoop turns it into a smoothie that can fuel your day.
• Summery Vibes: Every sip tastes like a poolside treat.

Easy Tips and Swaps

• No Coconut Water? Use regular water or a splash of pineapple juice for a tropical twist.
• Want it Sweeter? Add a teaspoon of honey or agave if your fruit isn’t super ripe.
• Add More Fiber: Toss in a tablespoon of ground flax or chia for a little nutrition boost.
• Make it a Slushie: Blend with extra ice for an ultra-refreshing frozen treat.

How to Store Your Smoothie

• In the Fridge: Store in a sealed container for up to 24 hours. Shake well before drinking.
• In the Freezer: Freeze in single servings and thaw overnight in the fridge or re-blend with a splash of water or coconut water.

Nutrition Info (Per Serving about 20 oz)

This smoothie is sweet and light, just like summer in a cup:

• Calories: 340
• Protein: 4g
• Carbs: 75g
• Fat: 1.5g
• Sugar: 60g
• Fiber: 2g
• Sodium: 140mg

Note: This info is an estimate. It can change based on the protein powder and add-ins you use.

FAQs

• Can I use bottled watermelon juice instead of chunks?
  Yes, just reduce or skip the water and blend with juice and strawberries for the same effect.
• What if I don’t like coconut water?
  Use regular water or try a splash of white grape or apple juice instead.
• Is this smoothie good post-workout?
  Absolutely—watermelon and coconut water help with hydration, and protein helps with recovery.
• Can I make this without protein?
  Totally! It’ll still taste delicious and refreshing without it.

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