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I work down the street from a Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Not long ago I added up all that I had spent on smoothies in a month: $75. And that was one of the cheaper months. So I took my $75 last month and bought a new Kitchen Aid blender and ingredients to make my own smoothies at home. Here is one one of my easiest and most favorite recipes.
Start by adding the juice, yogurt and berries to a blender, and pulse until mixed well. Add the ice, small amounts at a time, pulsing until well blended.
I learned through many trial-and-errors that it is best to do the ice last as the liquid already in the blender will help keep the contents near the blade, preventing air pockets. Add as much or as little ice as you want to get the consistency you desire. I like ‘em thick, so I do roughly 2 cups.
About 270 calories and $1.25 (a savings of about $4.25 at a typical smoothie shop).
Optional: add a banana for a boost of energy and/or if you need to cut the tartness of the berries.
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manje on 9.23.2010
Haha, thanks! I knew the Okie’s would recognize the Eskimo Joe’s cup. It’s my official smoothie cup!
Taylor on 8.20.2010
this sounds yummy! and i LOVE that you took a picture of it in a joe’s cup! i’m a fellow okie too, and i call my collection of joe’s tumblers ‘my fine china’.
montyzwife on 8.19.2010
Love the EJ’s cup!
corricky on 8.19.2010
Sounds good. I’m loving the Eskimo Joe’s cup! (I graduated from OSU in Stillwater, OK)