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I found this above but it looks like it originated with Dr. Oz. There are three smoothies on the link and I've now tried them all.
Raspberry, Banana Spinach Smoothie:
- Water
- Flaxseed
- Raspberries
- Banana
- Spinach
- Almond Butter (I used peanut butter)
- Lemon juice
Not bad. I thought it would be sweeter than it was. I think the flax and peanut butter distracted from the sweet of the fruit. I wish you could see in the picture - it is all confetti looking up close. I had this Sunday morning for breakfast.
Celery, Cucumber, Kale Apple Smoothie:
- Milk (I used whole but the recipe calls for Almond Milk)
- Celery
- Cucumber
- Kale
- Green Apple
- Lime
- Coconut Oil
- Pineapple
I was a little nervous at these ingredients but it was surprisingly good! The apple and pineapple give it a little sweet. The celery, cucumber and lime make it really refreshing. Bet this mix would be good a juice too. The texture is a little crunch but I think I'll just leave it in the blender a bit longer next time. I sipped it really slowly for a couple of hours this morning for breakfast.
- Coconut water
- Blueberries
- Mango
- Kale
- Lemon
- Avocado
- Cayenne Pepper
- Flaxseed
I used frozen blueberries on this one so it had a nice cold smoothie vibe going. The Cayenne pepper was a PUNCH! This is the smoothie that I mentioned where I was like 'uh... what?! Pepper?!' ... it wasn't bad but I think I'll cut it down a bit next time with my wimp status when it comes to hot spices. I had the remainder of the avocado and that was lunch today.
For dinner today I had the leftovers of the farmer's market salad from last night and I made some juice from some random leftovers of sweet potato, apple, kale and cucumber.
Result = STUFFED! Other than a small headache from the lack of caffeine (having some tea to combat that now) and having to pee every five minutes I feel great!
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