:) I love the idea of juicing the veggies and
THEN adding them to the smoothie because I have to admit, all those smoothies with little bits of greens and other veggies are a little unappetizing to me.
If you want to add in a supplement like fish oil to your diet and think that it is just too icky to take fish oil by the spoonful like my husband does,
then adding it to smoothies is the way to go.
Then I add it to smoothies, oatmeal, or make your own easy pumpkin butter.»
Not exact matches
Once you're ready
to make your
smoothie, peel the mango and
then add it's flesh (discarding the stone)
to your blender with the banana, spinach, cashews and lime juice.
If you like a little something sweet in the morning try
adding a couple of medjool dates
to the mix too, they sweeten it up and enhance the creaminess and if you feel like you need a crunch,
add a little less milk and
then pour the
smoothie into a bowl and top it with your favourite granola, nuts, seeds, raisins, cacao nibs, fruit etc for a delicious
smoothie bowl.
I use the powder in my morning
smoothie, mix the seeds into my granola as well as sprinkling them onto salads and toast, and
then I use the oil as a cold dressing in salads and dips so it is so easy
to add it into your diet.
You can put the apples and pear in fist with some water and
then strain them and
add the juice
to the
smoothie!
(see below) The oat pulp can
then be
added to oatmeal, cookies,
smoothies, or dried out
to use as flour.
For a post - or pre-gym energizing
smoothie, grind up 1/2 cup of rolled oats in your food processor or blender until the oats turn into a powder, and
then add to the rest of your
smoothie fixings.
Then it's super easy
to get your greens in at breakfast time and it has the
added bonus of providing some of the chill factor
to your
smoothie.
You can
then add the frozen single
to your
smoothie or other beverage, or place it alone in a glass
to thaw if you prefer it as a shot.
I might suggest finding a non-banana
smoothie recipe base and
then adding the turmeric / spices
to that.
The key
to a healthy
smoothie is not
adding too much fruit / sweetener, because
then it becomes too sugary.
1 tablespoon of almond butter + extra for drizzling on top almond milk
to blend — I try
to add as little as possible as I like my
smoothie to be super creamy, like icecream consistency - I start with 1/4 cup and
then add gradually if my blender is struggling.
If you're gonna make a «nicecream» or a
smoothie bowl
then always make sure you use the less sugary fruit, and always ALWAYS
add in a decent fat and protein source for a more complete bowl of nutrition.
Initially I was going
to add it
to a
smoothie but
then I thought I'd play around with a different breakfast idea.
If you are and want a natural way
to up the protein in your
smoothie,
then I suggest
adding some almond butter and upping the amount of almond milk so it doesn't end up as thick as pudding.
Then I received Healthy Skoop
to try and
added that into the
smoothie.
I have a small aloe vera plant in my apartment and whenever I need some for a mask or
smoothie (aloe is amazing for digestion as well) I just cut off a small piece, slice it open and scoop out the sticky gel,
then add it
to my mask.
Scoop the
smoothie out into a large glass or two small glasses, freeze for 10 minutes
to set,
add the toppings if using them,
then enjoy this
smoothie with a spoon!
You can
add them
to the
smoothie frozen and
then you won't need
to add any ice.
The gel can
then be
added to drinks like sparkling juice, kombucha or
smoothies.
I've found that I don't have a problem consuming raw kale a few times a week, but if you're more sensitive
to it, I recommend lightly steaming or sauteing it (
then letting it cool) before making this salad, baking your kale chips (as opposed
to dehydrating them), and avoiding juicing it or
adding it
to smoothies raw.
Then it sits in my pantry except for when I
add a teaspoon of this or that
to a bowl of oats or the
smoothie occasionally.
Raw oats haven't been pre-cooked so would need
to be pre-soaked over night
then rinsed and
added to the
smoothie.
If that doesn't work,
then you could adapt this
to be a «
smoothie» recipe and
add some liquid coconut milk
to the blender, along with the vanilla bean and frozen coconut milk,
to create a
smoothie / slushie.
Another great way
to incorporate more nutrient - dense lemon peel into your diet is
to freeze lemons whole,
then add grated peel
to your soups, salads, pasta dishes,
smoothies, desserts, etc. whenever you like.
Do not
add more liquid unless you want it
to be like
smoothie soup...
then you can go crazy with yummy toppings.
Using non-dairy milk as the basis
to every
smoothie means you can
then add whatever else you want
to it.
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Add Strawberry Banana
Smoothie Mix
to cover ice,
then dump into blender cup.
Green Protein SmoothieIt took me quite a while
to finally try
adding spinach
to one of my morning protein shakes.I mean, I love spinach and all... but... in my
smoothie???
Then, on...
Just
add your ingredients
to a blender,
then pour your
smoothie into a
to - go cup and you're ready.
I don't buy them so when I'm at work I
add a bunch
to my
smoothies...
then I
add a lot of peanut butter and agave too so my
smoothie is crazy huge.
Then I
add about 5 egg yolks
to the entire blender (which in my blender makes two or three full glasses of
smoothie).
Given that you likely have a number of these foods in your kitchen, it's worth playing around —
adding some lime juice and zest
to your morning
smoothie; sipping on ginger tea; sautéing some broccoli raab with salt, fresh garlic, and olive oil until they're wilted and dark green,
then squeezing some fresh lemon juice
to brighten it at the end.
Then add crushed ice
to the
smoothie.
If you have a mill or high speed blender, you can also take the raw grains and process them into a flour, which you can
then add water
to to make a smooth and nutritious porridge — a change of texture from
smoothies.
You can also steep the tea and
then add it
to our Low - Glycemic Green
Smoothie recipe in place of some of the water.
basically as no one consumes just green
smoothies,
adding apple
to them wont help as u will get the burst of fat and high / low spikes and dips in blood sugar levels that are not good, but if u combine with berries
then it works.
Scoop the
smoothie out into a large glass or two small glasses, freeze for 10 minutes
to set,
add the toppings if using them,
then enjoy this
smoothie with a spoon!
Oh my, i love
smoothies but I've been stuck in such a rut with yogurt and fruit... well, except for my Strawberry Tea
Smoothie that I linked
to Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays, which is how I found you I've yet
to try a green
Smoothie but your Island Paradise one sounds so good, I've already
added the ingredients
to my shopping list and
then I come across this page with all the great info... must bookmark so I can try your other recipes!
If you
add a piece of avocado
to your
smoothie one day,
then the next day have a
smoothie without that avocado, you'll notice a difference in how soon you're looking for your next snack.
I grind mine in a coffee grinder
then store in the fridge in a jar and
add these
to smoothies, breakfast toppings and raw desserts)
Then later during the day, I will
add 1 - 2 tablespoons
to my fruit / vegetable
smoothies.
This powder can
then be combined with hot water
to create a cup of tea, or
added to smoothies and drinks or even baked goods.
Then I just
add them
to my morning Vitamix green
smoothies or use them
to make stews at night.
Then add chia seeds, hemp hearts, or ground flax seeds
to salads and
smoothies.
We only produce one small batch at a time so if you're ready
to finally look and feel your best by simply
adding 1 scoop of greens into your morning water or
smoothie,
then order now before we're sold out again.
-- Moringa,
added as a heaping tablespoon
to the
smoothie Typically, I'll blend the concoction above with about 20g of a good, clean protein powder along with a big Theodore Roosevelt sized mug of ice and a dropperful of organic stevia, and
then, once blended, I top with crunchy goodies such as organic unsweetened coconut flakes, spirulina or chlorella tablets, cacao nibs or organic frozen blueberries — all of which (except the coconut flakes perhaps) also confer good longevity - enhancing properties.