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Blueberry smoothie with spinach |
For this latest attempt at a smoothie, I felt adventurous. I wanted to add some very beneficial ingredients. I've been dealing with inflammation so I knew I wanted to add ginger and turmeric, in powdered form. I also added some sweet flavors, including Sweet Leaf Stevia and cinnamon. I added my trustworthy blueberries and cranberries, which are rich in antioxidants.
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Ingredients pictured here are for the blueberry spinach smoothie. |
I decided to add spinach, ground flaxseed, coconut shavings, parsley, some strawberry & banana yogurt, water, and powdered grape seed complex. ( I added a teaspoon of coconut oil, too, which is not pictured here.) The result was a soupy concentration, but I still drank it. I needed to eat drink something good for me. I knew that I could now find the ingredients I desired since I had cleaned and organized my refrigerator and freezer. I wanted to reward myself and be good to myself for all the hard work I had done in the weekdays.
Well, I hope you liked my new version of a blueberry smoothie.
Thanks for reading this short blog entry. In the future, I hope to make another type of smoothie. Stay tuned!
How about you, my readers? Have you made a fruit smoothie lately? Why or why not? I encourage you to add unusual ingredients; you can always mask the bitter taste with cinnamon and stevia.
This has been an entry for
Saturday Spreads.
You got some great stuff in that smoothie! My favorite is pineapple/ banana with a few leaves of dinosaur kale for greens. If you add some crushed ice, the blender can run longer to get it smoother without heating it up. Great way to get greens in.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice. I appreciate it.
At first when I tried to turn on the blender, it wouldn't start. I was about to panic but it worked.
Yeah, i think the ice could work. This time I made a small amount of the smoothie, which was good enough for me.
Rebecca G.