Bloating Smoothie

Calming Matcha Rice Protein Bloat-Ease Smoothie

This gentle matcha smoothie uses cooked brown rice and plant protein for a smooth, low-fat blend that’s easier to tolerate on GLP-1 medications. It’s designed to be low in fermentable fibre and gas-forming ingredients to help ease bloating while still providing balanced protein and slow-release carbs in a small portion.

Prep time 10 min
Cook time 15 min
Total time 25 min
Servings 2
Difficulty easy
Per serving 35.6 cal · 0.4g protein

Ingredients

  • 120 g cooked brown rice — cooled
  • 120 g firm tofu — drained and cubed
  • 30 g unflavoured or mild vanilla plant protein powder — scoop
  • 350 ml lactose-free low-fat milk or soy milk — chilled
  • 80 g ripe banana — sliced and frozen
  • 2 g matcha powder — sifted
  • 10 g maple syrup — liquid optional
  • 100 g ice cubes — optional, for thicker texture optional

Instructions

  1. Add the cooled cooked brown rice and cubed tofu to a high-speed blender, breaking up any clumps of rice so it blends smoothly.
  2. Pour in the lactose-free milk or soy milk, then add the plant protein powder and sifted matcha powder on top to prevent clumping.
  3. Add the frozen banana slices and, if using, maple syrup and ice cubes for extra chill and thickness.
  4. Blend on low speed to start, then increase to high and blend for 45–60 seconds until completely smooth and silky, scraping down the sides once if needed.
  5. Taste and adjust sweetness with a little extra maple syrup or milk if desired, keeping the smoothie relatively thin for easier digestion.
  6. Pour into small glasses and let sit for 1–2 minutes to allow any foam to settle before sipping slowly.

Tips for GLP-1 users

For sensitive, bloated stomachs on GLP-1 meds, keep the texture very smooth and the portion small—if it feels too thick, thin with extra lactose-free milk to reduce the work your gut has to do.

Use well-cooked, very soft brown rice and fully chilled ingredients; cooler, low-odour smoothies are often better tolerated when bloating and nausea are present.

If you’re extremely sensitive to fibre, start with half the brown rice portion and increase gradually over a few days as your gut adjusts.

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