Smoothie King Collagen Power Pineapple Kale

Want to make the Smoothie King Collagen Power Pineapple Kale at home? This homemade copycat recipe uses easy ingredients and tastes just like the shop version. It’s simple, packed with fruit and collagen, and saves you cash every time you blend it.

How I Figured Out This Recipe

My first try was tasty but thin—more like pineapple juice than a smoothie. I kept asking myself, “Why does Smoothie King’s version feel so creamy when it’s just fruit and greens?”

Then I dug deeper and noticed they use both plant protein and a collagen booster. Swapping in a scoop of collagen peptides plus a creamy plant-based protein was the missing piece. One quick blend later, the drink turned velvety, the pineapple popped, and the kale melted right in. Problem solved, and my blender’s been living in fruity-collagen heaven ever since.

Collagen Power Pineapple Kale Ingredients

• 1 cup frozen pineapple chunks: gives bright sweetness and icy body.
• 1 frozen banana: creamy texture without dairy.
• 1 cup fresh kale leaves (packed): sneaks in greens you won’t even taste.
• 3 pitted Medjool dates: natural caramel-like sweetness, just like the store blend.
• 1 cup coconut water: adds light tropical flavor and electrolytes.
• 1 scoop plant-based vanilla protein powder: matches the gentle protein boost Smoothie King uses.
• 1 scoop collagen peptides: brings the joint-support power in the name.
• ½ cup ice: keeps it frosty thick.

How to Make Smoothie King Collagen Power Pineapple Kale (Copycat)

1. Pour the coconut water into your blender.
2. Add pineapple, banana, kale, dates, protein powder, and collagen peptides.
3. Top with the ice so everything stays cold while blending.
4. Blend on high until smooth and creamy green.
5. Taste and fix: too thick? Splash in a bit more coconut water. Need extra sweetness? Blend in half a date.

Why This Tastes Like the Smoothie King Version

• Pineapple plus banana copy the sunny, tropical flavor that hits you first in the original.
• Collagen and plant protein give the same silky mouth-feel and gentle protein lift.
• Coconut water replaces plain water so every sip feels naturally sweet and hydrating.
• Dates add depth and sweetness without any added sugar, matching Smoothie King’s fruit-only vibe.

Easy Tips and Swaps

• No collagen on hand? Swap in an extra half scoop of protein powder; you’ll lose the collagen benefits but keep the texture.
• Lower the sugar: Replace half the pineapple with frozen zucchini—sounds odd, but you won’t taste it.
• Protein power-up: Add a tablespoon of hemp hearts for a little more plant protein.
• Need it creamier? Use half coconut milk and half coconut water for a richer blend.

How to Store Your Smoothie

• In the Fridge: Pour leftovers into a sealed mason jar. It stays fresh for up to 24 hours. Give it a good shake; the collagen likes to settle.
• In the Freezer: Freeze: Freeze any extra in an ice cube tray. When you’re ready, blend the cubes with a splash of coconut water for an instant thick smoothie.

Nutrition Info (Per Serving – about 20 oz)

• Calories: 230
• Protein: 10 g
• Carbs: 49 g
• Sugar: 32 g
• Fat: 2 g
• Fiber: 7 g
• Sodium: 180 mg

Note: This info is an estimate. It can change based on the protein powder and fruit brands you use.

FAQs

• Is Collagen Power Pineapple Kale healthy?
• Yes! It’s full of fruit, greens, natural electrolytes from coconut water, and collagen for joint support, all with no added sugar.
• How many calories are in Collagen Power Pineapple Kale?
• A 20-oz serving from Smoothie King lands around 230 calories, making it a light meal or big snack.
• Does the smoothie really have collagen?
• It does. Smoothie King adds a collagen booster, and in this copycat we use a scoop of collagen peptides to match that benefit.
• Can I make it without banana?
• Sure. Swap the banana for half an avocado to keep the creamy texture while lowering the sugar.

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