Sentences with phrase «added sweetness of banana»

Corina was never really fond of broccoli, but with the added sweetness of banana finds it actually tasty in this smoothie.

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For extra sweetness I would added in more maple syrup, the banana would probably change the consistency of the brownies.

It's just a few ingredients but they all serve a purpose — a big serving of baby spinach so your smoothie is packed with vitamins, a frozen banana to add some sweetness and make it nice and creamy, milk, and peanut butter.

It had the right amount of sweetness from the ripe bananas and the molasses added just a touch more with some iron.

Plus, the banana flavor of Sir Bananas adds a delicious sweet element to the oats so no additional sweetness is necessary.

And while the coconut and pineapple add texture and sweetness, the sugar on top adds crunch, and the dark rum adds a bit of luxury, my favorite part of this banana bread is the hint of nutmeg in the batter.

For sweetness, I added frozen pineapple, banana (also best frozen), and a bit of maple syrup.

The thick, creaminess comes from pumpkin, the sweetness comes from banana, and an added hit of protein powder makes this an awesome all rounder!

When you try that banana «ice cream» be sure to try the chocolate version by adding some cocoa powder, a very little honey (depending upon the sweetness of your bananas) and the trick ingredient....

Ok the first time I made it I used 4 med / large bananas and the end product turned out a little too undone / wet so I tried it again with 3 bananas, and I used a 1/3 cup of pure maple syrup, added some walnuts and dear god it is amazing with just the right amount of sweetness and extremely moist.

To that we'll add some flax eggs for a little bit of texture, a little bit of date paste for some depth of flavor with the sweetness, and of course, mashed ripe bananas.

In terms of sweetness I'm sorry that it wasn't sweet enough, I feel like they are sweet enough because the bananas add some sweetness and honey and stevia are supposed to be sweeter than most sugars including coconut sugar.

The maple syrup adds important sweetness and flavor for these, especially if you're not a fan of banana - sweetened baked goods.

I like the idea of the banana to add natural sweetness.

They're easy to make and super healthy with very little added sweetener needed since the bananas provide most of the sweetness.

Pitted medjool dates and a frozen banana add just the right touch of sweetness to this beautiful smoothie.

Bananas, almond butter and agave add the perfect amount of sweetness to this rich, fulfilling bread, whilst cinnamon adds a wonderful warmth.

The bananas and chocolate chips, I find, add plenty of sweetness.

The banana and strawberries offer plenty of sweetness so you don't need to add anything extra and the chia and coconut offer healthy fats to keep you nourished and satiated.

I used a very small amount of syrup considering the bananas added enough sweetness since they were pretty ripe.

The bananas bring a sweetness to the bread without adding tons of refined sugar.

The frozen banana lends a wonderful creaminess and the frozen mango gives it a hint of sweetness without any added sugar.

The green figs add a lovely hint of sweetness and combine very well with the banana.

I'm grateful that you introduced me to fresh figs years ago If you can't use banana, try avocado and a bit of frozen pineapple to add the creaminess and sweetness that the banana provided.

The addition of the banana and blueberries makes them beautifully moist and the chocolate and chia seeds add sweetness and texture.

Cranberries tend to be on the bitter side, but the orange and banana add just the right amount of sweetness.

And in this case, it adds just the right amount of sweetness for a creamy malted peanut butter banana smoothie ➝ my idea of the perfect post-workout treat since it's cold, refreshing, and loaded with protein.

Yes, the bananas add bulk to the smoothie and are the source of sweetness.

I stuck with unsweetened, because the bananas add plenty of sweetness for me, but you could go with sweetened if you'd like something a bit sweeter and more indulgent.

1/8 to 1/4 cup coconut milk or other non-dairy milk 1 cup cubed papaya 1/2 cup frozen cubed mango 1 large frozen banana (about 1 cup of frozen banana chunks) Optional: 1/2 cup frozen cubed pineapple (gives it more sweetness, but overpowers the papaya a bit — depends on your preference for papaya) Optional: Vodka or Rum — if adding, use less coconut milk as too much liquid will result in a smoothie rather than soft - serve

Paleo banana bread, made with the perfect combination of almond flour and coconut flour, three bananas and just a touch of honey for added sweetness.

I like to add half of a frozen banana for plenty of sweetness and added creaminess, but feel free to play around with this recipe and make it your own.

In the blueberry - chia smoothie, you could get away with just omitting the banana, since the chia adds that pudding - like texture — you might need to add dates / honey / other sweetener of choice if you are missing the sweetness from banana.

You can also add fresh / frozen mango, peaches or kiwi to any smoothie instead of banana for sweetness and creaminess.

We added about half of a really ripe banana in there to cut back on some of the sweetness from the chocolate.

I loved starting the day with a big bowl of protein, and the banana added just the right amount of sweetness.

The caramel and bananas added the perfect sweetness to balance the tartness and tang of the Greek yogurt cheesecake layer.

I think the sweet potato and the ripe banana added a lot of sweetness, so i halfed the sugar.

When I do want to add a kick of sweetness to things, I always rely on natural sweeteners like maple syrup, raw honey, dates, and bananas.

Other fruits such as ripe bananas can add a touch of sweetness to your different pastries.

Finally, I added a little banana and pineapple for a little more natural sweetness (which are also great for reducing inflammation and improving digestion, plus wonderful sources of vitamin C) and a small touch of cinnamon, ginger, and cayenne pepper which are also excellent for supporting the immune system, improving digestion, and reducing inflammation.

On day 3 of detox, this was my favorite of the smoothies so far but it lacked in sweetness and a whole 1/2 cup of mint was a little over whelming so I'm going to substitute for a 1/4 cup tomorrow and add either a banana or some agave nectar:)

Bananas are high in fiber and minerals, a great source of antioxidants, and are easily digestible carbohydrates that add sweetness in all the right ways.

Pear and banana add a lovely sweetness, almond milk lends to a creamy base, pumpkin pie spice offers seasonal flavor and spinach gives us a slew of health benefits.

Since then, Tabitha suggested adding Bananas and / or blueberries for a hint of sweetness, flavor, and texture.

* a little bit of instant coffee to make a mocha version, * some almond extract for «chocolate - almond» flavor, * some dates in addition to bananas for added sweetness.

Because of the sweetness of the banana, you shouldn't need to sweeten with honey, especially if adding dates to your homemade nut milk.

Here is my go - to daily recipe: Protein Packed Green Smoothie (Makes 2 servings) 2 cups organic coconut or almond milk 1 cup spring water or coconut water 3 TBS organic hemp seeds 1 frozen banana 2 cups organic greens (I love kale, arugula or romaine) 1 TBS organic almond butter Optional: Add a few drops of liquid stevia for additional sweetness (I use this brand) Directions: Add all ingredients to a Vitamix or high powered blender and enjoy!

Grapes, pineapple, and banana provide all the sweetness, and spinach adds in its array of vitamins and minerals.

I ended up adding too much «milk» so I added half of a very ripe, fresh banana for a bit more sweetness and to thicken.