Raw Smoothies
I am into raw smoothies, I would love to hear recommendations on the yummiest and most nutritional combos...
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Permalink Reply by Ryan V. on -
Most nutritious and yummiest? Whatever is local, in season, and you feel like. Ripe bananas make a pretty good base with berries or whatever else. When I was in Washington in the winter, I did a lot of apples, then added greens (spinach, kale, chard, romaine) and some spice (ginger, cinnamon, clove, cayenne). Summer I did lots of banana and blueberries. Also frozen bananas with some kind of nut like almonds or walnuts makes for a great ice cream!! :p Toss in some chocolate and mint and you've got heaven.
Just do a search on here and I'm sure you'll get a bizzillion recipes . . .
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Permalink Reply by Cam on -
Banana peach/nectarine
Banana blueberry
Banana fig
Banana celery
Banana Blueberry Spinach
Nectarine/Peach Raspberry
Pineapple Mint (chilled)
Add water to desired sweetness and consistency.
Enjoy and experiment!!!
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Permalink Reply by Crystal Davies on -
mmm pineapple mint sounds delicious - will try that out!!
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