Does anyone have an easy smoothie recipe that does NOT use bananas or yogurt?!


Question:

Does anyone have an easy smoothie recipe that does NOT use bananas or yogurt?

A recipe that's really easy and doesnt use a lot of ingrediants would be awesome!


Answers:
Sure...get a bag of frozen berries at the supermarket and put a cup to a cup and a half of those in the blender while still frozen with a cup of ice cold cranberry juice or apple juice and blend until smooth. Can't be simpler than that.

1/2 block silken tofu
1 cup strawberries
splenda
1/2 cup of ice
some water or juice to help blend

I never thought I would like tofu but if you blend this all together it's so creamy and Delicious.

any fruit will work

Here's my recipe:

Frozen Blueberries, Mangos, Strawberries, or peaches (pick one for each smoothie)
Vanilla Soy Milk such as Silk
Honey
Flaxseed (optional)

Measure ingredients according to desired sweetness and consistency. Blend in blender until smooth. Do not thaw the fruit before adding to blender.

The flaxseed is only if you want omega-3's. It does affect the taste so you might want to skip that part.

yeah. Mix milk, sugar, cinnamon, & ice in a blender. VERY yummy.

like a handful each of frozen berries (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries)

a little orange juice

maybe a bit of honey

This is a really good breakfast / dessert smoothie. It's really yummy -- I came up with it myself!!!

You need:

1 cup of strawberries, washed and tops cut off (preferably fresh, but frozen and drained is ok too -- you can also substitute other fruits such as blueberries, raspberries, peaches, etc. here -- experimentation is good :D )

2 large scoops of chocolate chip ice cream (approximately 1 and a half cups or so, eyeballing it -- Dreyer's is good here)

1 cup of crushed ice

1/3 cup chocolate chips (optional but really good)

Add ingredients to a large blender and blend on high for about a minute or until ingredients are completely mixed. Add additional ice and blend if a thicker smoothie is desired. Enjoy!!! (You should be able to make about 2+ servings of this, depending on how hungry you are :D )

Good luck -- this smoothie is really rich, chocolatey, and yummy -- enjoy!!! :D

Choco Walnut Tofu Smoothie

Ingredients (use vegan versions):
* 1 block silken soft tofu
* 1 cocoa powder
* 2-3 teaspoon sweetener (varies) or syrup
* 1oz chopped walnut
* 1 cup unsweetened soymilk

Directions:
Smash tofu and put it into blender. add cocoa powder, sweetener and
soymilk and blend altogether. Add chopped walnut and mix it together.
Freeze about 1 hour - ice cream. Refrigerate - smoothie.
You can also top with cinnamon or maple syrup for flavoring.
Serves: 3
Preparation time: 5mins
http://grazingrecipes.blogspot.com/...


Freedom Vanilla Melonade
You'll taste the essence of freedom in this fine vanilla melonade smoothie.
2 juiced or peeled lemons
1/4 of a medium watermelon
? tsp. vanilla
4 cubes of ice
Sprig of mint
Crush the ice with lemon juice (or water if using peeled lemons). Add the watermelon chunks and finally the teaspoon of vanilla and the mint sprig and blend.
http://www.chetday.com/freesmoothierecip...

Three Melon Smoothie

INGREDIENTS
・2 cups seedless watermelon, cubed
・1 cup honeydew melon, cubed
・1 cup cantaloupe melon, cubed
・1/2 cup ice cubes
・1/2 cup lemon-lime soda pop

DIRECTIONS
1.Place the watermelon, honeydew, cantaloupe, and ice in a blender. Pour in the lemon-lime soda and puree until smooth.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/three-melon...


Peaches and Mint Juice

INGREDIENTS
・ 3 large peaches or nectarines, cubed
・ 1 large apple, quartered
・ 1 lime
・ 2 sprigs fresh mint
DIRECTIONS
Juice the peaches, apple, and lime with a juice extractor. Transfer the juice to a blender with the mint leaves. Blend quickly to combine the juice and mint thoroughly.
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/peaches-n-m...




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