Blends loaded with frozen fruit, chia, flax, and oats — 8–12g of fiber per glass without tasting like a salad.
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All the creaminess with no banana
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Open in Pepper →A smoothie is the only way most people can actually choke down their daily fiber target in one sitting. Frozen berries, half a banana, a spoonful of chia, and a handful of oats — that's 10g of fiber before you even add greens.
The texture trick is to keep it thick. Frozen fruit (not ice), a small amount of liquid, and a soaked-chia or oat base gives you spoonable smoothie-bowl territory.
On Pepper, the most-saved high-fiber smoothies are the simplest ones — because the morning blender session should be 30 seconds, not a thinking exercise.
Soak the chia first
Stir chia into your milk for two minutes before blending. It thickens and goes down smoother.
Add oats raw
A scoop of rolled oats blends into a creamy base and adds 4g of fiber per quarter cup.
Frozen berries beat fresh
Pound for pound, raspberries and blackberries are the highest-fiber fruit you can buy.
Top with seeds, not granola sugar
Pumpkin seeds and hemp hearts add fiber, healthy fats, and crunch without the sugar coating.