Sentences with phrase «thicker than a smoothie»

It should be thicker than a smoothie that you would drink.

With mango, especially, the thickened milk and the fibrous fruit yield a texture that's far thicker than any smoothie I've every blended.

Not exact matches

My smoothie came out a lot paler and thicker than expected but it was delicious none the less.

TheAlmond Breeze Almondmilk Coconutmilk Vanilla Unsweeteened that I use to make it a dairy free strawberry smoothie gives it a nice, slightly thicker texture than you would get from regular skim milk or even regular 2 % milk.

Smoothie bowls are thicker than regular smoothies — thick enough to eat with a spoon.

We call these green smoothies because they are thicker than traditional juice, but lots of folks add extra liquid when blending to make a more juice - like consistency.

The main thing I noticed when I first started making my smoothies regularly years ago was that a thicker, colder smoothie always tasted better than a thin, mildly cold one.

I'm sure I'm not alone here when I say my childhood love for thick and creamy shakes never died, and although my shakes are very different than the kind I used to eat in terms of ingredients, my creativity and love behind shakes and smoothies has only grown with time.

If the smoothie is thicker than you would like (can happen if you use frozen fruit), feel free to add a little water and blend again to combine.

This refreshing green spinach apple smoothie is among my favorites — and you'll love it too if you prefer smoothies that are juicy than thick.

Smoothie bowls are thicker than traditional smoothies, so they're consumed with a spoon.

I keep buying them with the intent to make chutney or something similar, but I never get further than eating them straight or throwing them in the blender to make a mango lassi — essentially a thick yogurt smoothie, it is one of my favorite discoveries this summer.

She is not a fan of extra chunky substances whatsoever so this turned out to be more of a thick drink, thinner than a smoothie blended with ice and thinner than plain yogurt though.

The consistency is a little thicker than regular smoothies, making it not the hot mess I expected when I handed my kids a spoon instead of a straw.

The smooth and thick texture from the Greek yogurt makes this easy smoothie recipe almost like ice cream or frozen yogurt, whilst the citrusy zing from the tart lime juice is awesome for really perking you up in the morning — even more so than coffee!

Typically I don't add more than 4 oz (1/2 Cup) to ensure the smoothie is nice and thick.

I debated whether or not to call this a «juice» or a «smoothie» because it doesn't have the thick consistency you might expect from a smoothie, but it's also got more body than juice.

For a smoothie bowl simply add less liquid, so it's good and thick and eat out of a bowl rather than drinking it.

By making my smoothie really thick and adding lots of crunchy toppings, I can pause for a little bit to sit down and chew this, which makes it way more satisfying than just slurping it down (and it's better for your digestion too).

I generally like smoothies to be a thin, rather than on the thicker side.

Because when you freeze them for a bit (so long as they're made really thick), they turn into more of an ice cream style treat than an actual smoothie.

Flax seeds and chia seeds can act as a thickening agent, so you may wish to use slightly less than a tablespoon when adding these ingredients to your smoothie — unless you prefer thicker smoothies.

I always use frozen fruit, rather than fresh because it makes for a thicker more creamy smoothie.

I agree, I like chewing my smoothies and enjoy a thicker shake than drink.