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Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!

Andi Gabrick posted:

This morning, I realized I was out of milk and found myself foraging for breakfast. My backup? A smoothie! I always keep frozen fruit on hand. Today I tossed in some: frozen peaches, frozen mango, fresh ginger, Greek yogurt, OJ, and two cubes of frozen pureed melon (leftover from summer). It was so delicious!

The other day I made very refreshing and super-yum pineapple-ginger version. I think I'm on a roll...

What's your favorite go-to recipe? Share it with us here and you could win a $20 gift card to Whole Foods.

I'd like to give a big shout-out to our amazing readers who beat me to the punch and have already started posting their (very yummy-sounding) smoothie recipes.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, start your blenders!

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!This morning, I realized I was out of milk and found myself foraging for breakfast. My backup? A smoothie! I always keep frozen fruit on hand. Today I tossed in some: frozen peaches, frozen mango, fresh ginger, Greek yogurt, OJ, and two cubes of frozen pureed melon (leftover from summer). It was so delicious! The other day I made very refreshing and super-yum pineapple-ginger version. I think I'm on a roll... What's your favorite go-to recipe? Share it with us here and you could win a $20 gift card to Whole Foods. I'd like to give a big shout-out to our amazing readers who beat me to the punch and have already started posting their (very yummy-sounding) smoothie recipes. Now, ladies and gentlemen, start your blenders!

jhilton1 responded:

Banana split smoothie. And I dont measure anything, I do it all to taste.

1 banana
frozen strawberries,
1 8 oz can crushed pineapple - drained
splash of milk
a couple ice cubes
2 tbs honey.

and for the kids I will drizzle a bit of chocolate syrup on top after blending

Report This| Share this:Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!Banana split smoothie. And I dont measure anything, I do it all to taste. 1 banana frozen strawberries, 1 8 oz can crushed pineapple - drained splash of milk a couple ice cubes 2 tbs honey. and for the kids I will drizzle a bit of chocolate syrup on top after blending

seeit2 responded:

Dairy-free chocolate banana smoothie:

Light chocolate Silk - 1-2 cups

1 container vanilla, chocolate or raspberry So Delicious coconut yogurt

1 -2 bananas

ice

blend

Report This| Share this:Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!Dairy-free chocolate banana smoothie: Light chocolate Silk - 1-2 cups 1 container vanilla, chocolate or raspberry So Delicious coconut yogurt 1 -2 bananas ice blend

bfhthrr responded:

love this smoothie. i just put tings together and wow it turned out wonderful.
8oz coconut milk (vanilla)
10 blueberries
5 strawberries
agave syrup (to taste)

blend until smooth mmmmmm good!

Report This| Share this:Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!love this smoothie. i just put tings together and wow it turned out wonderful. 8oz coconut milk (vanilla) 10 blueberries 5 strawberries agave syrup (to taste) blend until smooth mmmmmm good!

jhilton1 replied to bfhthrr's response:

You know we have just been throwing plain or vanilla yogurt, a handful of mixed frozen berries and flax seed into the blender. Today I also tossed in one package of those "Nature Valley crunchy granola bars" oats n honey flavor and it gave it a little crunch, some sweetness and a whole lot of flavor!

Report This| Share this:Smoothies! The latest Healthy Start Challenge!You know we have just been throwing plain or vanilla yogurt, a handful of mixed frozen berries and flax seed into the blender. Today I also tossed in one package of those "Nature Valley crunchy granola bars" oats n honey flavor and it gave it a little crunch, some sweetness and a whole lot of flavor!

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