Sentences with phrase «prefer using them in smoothies»

I love that they're so high in antioxidants, low on the glycemic - index (that's part of why I prefer using them in smoothies instead of frozen bananas), and full of vitamin K and fiber.

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I usually prefer green smoothie for my morning meal and I was glad to discover that Arugula need not be used only in salads but can be blended in smoothies as well and tastes as delicious as ever.

My husband does prefer whey and he uses both whey and collagen in his smoothies.

The vanilla powder is great in hot or cold mixtures and excellent to use in baking, desserts and smoothies or when vanilla extract or paste is not preferred.

However, if you prefer your smoothies on the sweeter side, I'd suggest using the Brasilia Blueberry or Sumatra Dragonfruit in place of the Ipanema Pomegranate — OR, add a little extra stevia or honey to the mix.

On the other hand, freezing fruit heightens their sweetness, which is why I prefer to use frozen greens / veggies and frozen fruits in my smoothies versus fresh.

I have a stevia plant because I prefer using the fresh green leaves (they are super sweet, you don't need many at all) in smoothies and baking.

This is also one of my favorite green smoothie recipes Jammie, but I'd like to use kale more than spinach and prefer greener, btw have you tried using stasher bag to store your veggie or fruits in the refrigerator?

On the other hand, freezing fruit heightens their sweetness, which is why I prefer to use frozen greens / veggies and frozen fruits in my smoothies versus fresh.

Some people also enjoy taking vitamin C supplements, but I prefer using camu camu powder in a smoothie since it's a food - based form of vitamin C and not synthetic like other supplements made of ascorbic acid (which are generally corn - based made from GMO corn).

I tend to be the type that prefers to freeze fresh fruit rather than can it, but you can grab some canning jars and can these berries for pies and even to use in smoothies if you prefer.