I always use frozen fruit because it is cheaper and you don't need to add ice. If I am feeling fancy, I do add a slice of fresh fruit as a garnish but that's usually only for company :) All ingredients are fairly cheap so do yourself and your kids a favor and go organic for all of it, if possible!
Following are a few variations. For an extra boost, add protein or vitamin powder.
The Tropical Fruit Smoothie was created by my older daughter with zero input from me.
* Be sure to add the liquid in your blender first for easy blending.
Berry Fun Smoothie
1 C fat free milk (or soy)
1/2 C frozen mixed berries (raspberries, blueberries, strawberries)
1/4 C plain yogurt
Squirt of honey
Blend and serve.
Acai Boost Smoothie
1 C juice (your choice)
1 packet frozen Acai (super rich antioxident fruit from South America)
Berry Fun Smoothie
1 C fat free milk (or soy)
1/2 C frozen mixed berries (raspberries, blueberries, strawberries)
1/4 C plain yogurt
Squirt of honey
Blend and serve.
Acai Boost Smoothie
1 C juice (your choice)
1 packet frozen Acai (super rich antioxident fruit from South America)
1 banana (peeled of course)
Blend and serve.
The Elvis Smoothie
1 C fat free milk (or soy)
2 scoops peanut butter (smooth)
1/4 C plain yogurt
1 banana
Squirt of honey
Blend and serve.
Tropical Fruit Smoothie
(bit thicker than the rest)
1/2 c juice (your choice--orange or other citrus preferred)
1/2 C frozen mangos
1/2 C frozen blueberries
1/4 C plain yogurt
Squirt of honey
Blend and serve.
2 comments:
My daughter loves it when I make smoothies, and she would go nuts over these. Yum!
We love smoothies! We have fresh strawberries from our garden now, perfect for smoothies!
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