In order to make one you will need:
Spinach is rich in many nutrients including iron and calcium and sticking it in your smoothie is a great way to add a serving of greens without thinking about it. The banana is key for masking any leafy green taste that might exist. I will note that if you freeze your smoothie and save it for later, when it unthaws it might have a slight "Alfalfa-y" smell. I've never been a big fan of dairy in fruit smoothies and the creaminess of the banana pulls it all together without the lactose. It might just be me, but I think it tastes best through a straw. Enjoy!
*This makes a great beverage by itself for before a long run or strenuous workout. Try one and a half mixed with a cup and a half of water.
- -A Blender
- -1-1.5 cups of Fresh or frozen berries - I like a mix of blueberry, raspberry and marionberry
- -A Banana
- -1/4 to a 1/3 cup water
- -Ice (only if using fresh berries)
- -A handful of fresh Spinach - trust me
Spinach is rich in many nutrients including iron and calcium and sticking it in your smoothie is a great way to add a serving of greens without thinking about it. The banana is key for masking any leafy green taste that might exist. I will note that if you freeze your smoothie and save it for later, when it unthaws it might have a slight "Alfalfa-y" smell. I've never been a big fan of dairy in fruit smoothies and the creaminess of the banana pulls it all together without the lactose. It might just be me, but I think it tastes best through a straw. Enjoy!
*This makes a great beverage by itself for before a long run or strenuous workout. Try one and a half mixed with a cup and a half of water.
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