Sentences with phrase «smoothie for breakfast because»

I probably would still prefer a smoothie for breakfast because I can cram more goodness into one smoothie than I can with these but for something different I'll keep these gems in mind.

My daughter loves smoothies for breakfast because she doesn't have a big appetite first thing in the morning but knows she needs nutrient dense food to keep her mind and body going till lunch.

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I especially love smoothies because I can cram a whole lot of good stuff in there without really noticing that I'm having the equivalent of a salad for breakfast!

I love the title of this post because I find myself telling people to eat oatmeal and drink smoothies for breakfast since I usually do.

All that fruit also requires quite a bit of prep work and let's be honest, when I'm making a smoothie for breakfast it's probably because I'm running out the door like a hot mess.

I've been using chia seeds for some time in breakfast, smoothies and puddings but a couple of years ago I read about them being used to thicken jam, so now with an abundance of summer fruits to hand I'm finally giving it a go and really hope the result is fabulous because I have missed jam!

I have smoothies for breakfast every day because I love how fast it is and how much nutrition you can pack into it.

I love by the 80/20 rule, as well (most of the time Love this smoothie bowl, because I love carrot cake and cake for breakfast is always good!

The smoothies are prepped in batches of 2 the night before giving the option of a smoothie for breakfast and lunch or dinner because sometimes a day is a 2 - smoothie - kind - of - day.

Because when the bunch of bananas you've been staring at for 4 days finally decides to stop teasing and go all speckle - y soft and sweet — blend a smoothie, freeze for nice cream, caramelize those coins, batch of banana bread or breakfast cookies here we come.

We're loving these healthy breakfast smoothies for kids because they taste great and provide a fabulous nutritional boost for children.

I also do some respite care for kids and when I had some toddlers I put them onto green smoothies for breakfast (which they absolutely love) and their regular carer took them later to the doctor because their poo was green!

10:30 a.m.: I love to look at Kelly Leveque's smoothie recipes for my breakfast smoothie inspiration (especially because she reminds me to not overdo it on the sugar), but usually I just throw in what's in the fridge, alternating between a vanilla - based smoothie and a chocolate - based smoothie full of greens, protein, and healthy fats.

Protein is at the top of my list when it comes to creating any meal - from breakfast to smoothies to snacks, because it is literally the most important building block of our body - needed for healthy and vibrant muscle, skin, hair, and nails - not to mention a healthy metabolism that can efficiently burn fat and keep you energized.

It's funny because I used to be all about green smoothies - packing as many vegetables as I could into that blender and basically telling myself I was eating a salad for breakfast.

I've been eating ground flax every day in my breakfast cereal or in my smoothies for a long time but I recently decided to do chia instead because chia seeds have some 16 % to 18 % calcium and iron, but ground flax only has 4 % of each of those in 2 tablespoons.

The reason we want to be mindful of this is because typically we're starting our day with a smoothie for breakfast or using it as a snack.

A smoothie every morning for breakfast because I enjoy it more then anything else.

I just made them now, using whole chia seeds instead of the ground flaxseed (just because it's what I had available) and also adding a scant cup of very thick banana and berry smoothie that was left over from breakfast (I would normally put some inclusions in pancakes, such as chopped bananas or berries, that was the inclusion for today).

I think I'm groggy because my upstairs neighbors decided to have a screaming match around 3 a.m. I make a green smoothie for breakfast (spinach, celery, pineapples, lemons, coconut water, and blueberries) and grab a yogurt before leaving the house.

If you're new to the world of blenders go for one that produces great results but looks good with it, because if you're preparing a breakfast smoothie each morning the likelihood of it being put away each time is quite remote.