I use spinach,carrots, bananas, berries (all kinds), flax seeds, rolled oats (even sometimes plain cheerios if I'm out of oats at the moment) natural peanut butter, and either non-fat milk or soy milk. The most important part for me though is that all the veggies and berries are frozen which makes a super thick and frosty cold confection (think Milkshake!). The family loves them and hey what they don't know won't hurt them ha ha
— Anonymous
06/07/2013 - 1:08pm
Non fat vanilla Greek yogurt, blueberries, banana, ground flax seed and whey protein powder
— Anonymous
06/06/2013 - 11:47am
I neve use ice in my smoothies and yet, ther're still so thick I sometimes need a spoon to eat it with. I buy bananas that are reduced in price because they may be starting to turn a little brown. It does'nt matter. Put 1 banana in each of the necessary plastic sandwich bag. Pat down till about half the thickness, then put all in freezer, along with your choice of other fruits. I keep bananas, strawberries, peaches and pineapple . Just bits and pieces left. Save whatever else you have on hand and toss in when you need a little more fruit. I put my fruit in my smoothie maker or blender, then add wheat germ or what ever you choose. I usually add milk but juice or low fat yogurt will work fine. No ice cubes needed.
— Anonymous
05/17/2013 - 10:44am
apples beets carrots flax seeds
— Anonymous
05/17/2013 - 9:43am
How do you put green tea in a smoothie? do you first brew it and then add it?
— Anonymous
04/22/2013 - 8:04am
This is my mid-morning smoothie. Greek yogurt, fresh or frozen raspberries, mango, cranberries, blueberries, kale, ginger, dates, and avocado. For extra protein I add a tbsp of hemp seed & ground flax or chia, and a bit of flax or unsweetened soy milk to smooth it out. ~ Yvonne
— Anonymous
04/04/2013 - 12:19am
Greek yogurt, Fresh or frozen raspberries, mango, cranberries, blueberries, kale, ginger, dates, and avocado, for extra protein I add a tbsp of hemp seed, ground flax and a bit of flax or unsweetened soy milk to smooth it out.
— Anonymous
04/04/2013 - 12:14am
looking for some alternatives.I had one with a banana,orange juice ,crushed ice ,honey ,and cinnamon and a pinch of salt if wanted
— Anonymous
03/06/2013 - 3:56pm
spinach, bananas, greek yogurt, splash of oj, a little protein powder, and whatever frozen fruit we have, peaches, mangos, berries, etc...yum! my boyfriend makes me one every single morning :)
— Anonymous
03/05/2013 - 3:25pm
When I lived in Quito, Ecuador for a summer my host mother made me warm smoothies with exotic tropical fruits and Oats. They were deliscious. These days I add a handfull of oats to my smoothies every now and again, I also like chia seeds. I'm not a fan of soy products or dairy so I use hazelnut milk instead.
I use spinach,carrots, bananas, berries (all kinds), flax seeds, rolled oats (even sometimes plain cheerios if I'm out of oats at the moment) natural peanut butter, and either non-fat milk or soy milk. The most important part for me though is that all the veggies and berries are frozen which makes a super thick and frosty cold confection (think Milkshake!). The family loves them and hey what they don't know won't hurt them ha ha
— Anonymous
06/07/2013 - 1:08pm
Non fat vanilla Greek yogurt, blueberries, banana, ground flax seed and whey protein powder
— Anonymous
06/06/2013 - 11:47am
I neve use ice in my smoothies and yet, ther're still so thick I sometimes need a spoon to eat it with. I buy bananas that are reduced in price because they may be starting to turn a little brown. It does'nt matter. Put 1 banana in each of the necessary plastic sandwich bag. Pat down till about half the thickness, then put all in freezer, along with your choice of other fruits. I keep bananas, strawberries, peaches and pineapple . Just bits and pieces left. Save whatever else you have on hand and toss in when you need a little more fruit. I put my fruit in my smoothie maker or blender, then add wheat germ or what ever you choose. I usually add milk but juice or low fat yogurt will work fine. No ice cubes needed.
— Anonymous
05/17/2013 - 10:44am
apples beets carrots flax seeds
— Anonymous
05/17/2013 - 9:43am
How do you put green tea in a smoothie? do you first brew it and then add it?
— Anonymous
04/22/2013 - 8:04am
This is my mid-morning smoothie. Greek yogurt, fresh or frozen raspberries, mango, cranberries, blueberries, kale, ginger, dates, and avocado. For extra protein I add a tbsp of hemp seed & ground flax or chia, and a bit of flax or unsweetened soy milk to smooth it out. ~ Yvonne
— Anonymous
04/04/2013 - 12:19am
Greek yogurt, Fresh or frozen raspberries, mango, cranberries, blueberries, kale, ginger, dates, and avocado, for extra protein I add a tbsp of hemp seed, ground flax and a bit of flax or unsweetened soy milk to smooth it out.
— Anonymous
04/04/2013 - 12:14am
looking for some alternatives.I had one with a banana,orange juice ,crushed ice ,honey ,and cinnamon and a pinch of salt if wanted
— Anonymous
03/06/2013 - 3:56pm
spinach, bananas, greek yogurt, splash of oj, a little protein powder, and whatever frozen fruit we have, peaches, mangos, berries, etc...yum! my boyfriend makes me one every single morning :)
— Anonymous
03/05/2013 - 3:25pm
When I lived in Quito, Ecuador for a summer my host mother made me warm smoothies with exotic tropical fruits and Oats. They were deliscious. These days I add a handfull of oats to my smoothies every now and again, I also like chia seeds. I'm not a fan of soy products or dairy so I use hazelnut milk instead.
— Anonymous
03/05/2013 - 11:50am
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