Smoothies are probably my favourite way of getting loads of nutrients into my body when time is short (as it often is!). If, like me, you struggle in the morning, or just don't have time to create anything fancy, you can prepare a jug of ingredients the night before and leave it in the fridge overnight The quantities in these recipes are a little vague, as we all have slightly different tastes - so tweak to suit yours. To change things up slightly, you can make make the smoothies a little thicker and serve them in a bowl topped with a little fruit, chia seeds, flakes almonds, etc. My freezer is always stacked with frozen fruits, they are cheaper than fresh they taste great and help to make a lovely thick smoothie. SOME OF MY FAVOURITE SMOOTHIE RECIPES:
Sesame and Mango Dream Boosts calcium, anti-inflammatory Frozen banana ~ Mango ~ Turmeric ~ Tahini ~ Lime ~ Almond Milk Chocolate Shake Frozen banana ~ Avocado ~ Raw Cacao Powder ~ Maple Syrup ~ Dairy Free Milk Gingered Carrot High in vitamin C, anti-viral Frozen banana ~ Apple ~ Carrot ~ Orange ~ Lemon ~ Ginger ~ Dairy Free Milk All About The Greens Electrolytes, protein, good after work out Frozen banana ~ Celery ~ Kiwi ~ Avocado ~ Protein Powder ~ Greens Powder ~ Almonds ~ Coconut Water Emma xx
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