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SUPER EASY Smoothie

mkeithley
mkeithley Posts: 399
edited September 2024 in Recipes
I don't know if this has been posted before, and quite frankly I'm too lazy to look:blushing:

This is what I eat alot for breakfast, after I run, I typically don't eat before I run. I had one tonite after dinner for dessert, and my belly is so full, just call me Al Bundy.

Anyway here it is, it makes alot, probably 2 regular sized glasses and I drink it all.

1 banana
1-2 cups fresh strawberries
1 container vanilla yogurt( I use the Cascade Farms lowfat kind)
A dash or two of vanilla yogurt
Ice

Put banana and berries in blender, puree . Add yogurt, blend. Add ice a little at a time while blending until it is a "icy/smoothie" consistency. Pour in a very large cup and drink and enjoy.

I guess you could experiment with different fruits etc, I just always seem to use these. And let me tell you again, my belly is very full, sloshy full:bigsmile: :blushing: :laugh:

Replies

  • mkeithley
    mkeithley Posts: 399
    I don't know if this has been posted before, and quite frankly I'm too lazy to look:blushing:

    This is what I eat alot for breakfast, after I run, I typically don't eat before I run. I had one tonite after dinner for dessert, and my belly is so full, just call me Al Bundy.

    Anyway here it is, it makes alot, probably 2 regular sized glasses and I drink it all.

    1 banana
    1-2 cups fresh strawberries
    1 container vanilla yogurt( I use the Cascade Farms lowfat kind)
    A dash or two of vanilla yogurt
    Ice

    Put banana and berries in blender, puree . Add yogurt, blend. Add ice a little at a time while blending until it is a "icy/smoothie" consistency. Pour in a very large cup and drink and enjoy.

    I guess you could experiment with different fruits etc, I just always seem to use these. And let me tell you again, my belly is very full, sloshy full:bigsmile: :blushing: :laugh:
  • sophialittle
    sophialittle Posts: 344 Member
    *slurp* i just finished my own version a few minutes ago! lol
    didn't have enough cals left for the banana though, so had one cup dannon light and fit yogurt with 5 large strawberries! yum!:tongue:
  • hideandseek
    hideandseek Posts: 47
    Awesome, was inspired to ride to Fresh & Easy just to get some strawberries for said drink! Thanks! By the way, I found it made 3 cups exactly for me.
  • mkeithley
    mkeithley Posts: 399
    I don't know if this has been posted before, and quite frankly I'm too lazy to look:blushing:

    This is what I eat alot for breakfast, after I run, I typically don't eat before I run. I had one tonite after dinner for dessert, and my belly is so full, just call me Al Bundy.

    Anyway here it is, it makes alot, probably 2 regular sized glasses and I drink it all.

    1 banana
    1-2 cups fresh strawberries
    1 container vanilla yogurt( I use the Cascade Farms lowfat kind)
    A dash or two of vanilla yogurt
    Ice

    Put banana and berries in blender, puree . Add yogurt, blend. Add ice a little at a time while blending until it is a "icy/smoothie" consistency. Pour in a very large cup and drink and enjoy.

    I guess you could experiment with different fruits etc, I just always seem to use these. And let me tell you again, my belly is very full, sloshy full:bigsmile: :blushing: :laugh:

    Ok it should be a dash or to of vanilla extract, not yogurt, I guess I was too full to catch the typo:laugh:
  • GravyGurl
    GravyGurl Posts: 1,070
    What size container of yogurt?
  • lwilliam35
    lwilliam35 Posts: 3
    Hey great receipe thanks for sharing, How many calories?
  • mkeithley
    mkeithley Posts: 399
    What size container of yogurt?
    Oh. like a 6 ounce something around that size, maybe 4, maybe 8, whatever small one you have:smile:
  • ali106
    ali106 Posts: 3,754 Member
    mmm sounds so good...thinking breakfast tomorrow! thanks!
    :tongue:
  • hideandseek
    hideandseek Posts: 47
    Hey great receipe thanks for sharing, How many calories?

    For 3 cups, it was 390 calories. So for one cup, it'd be 130 calories. I drank all three cups because I needed to meet my calories, I put in one 7 inch banana, a cup of strawberries and about an extra three just because, 8oz of low fat vanilla yogurt, and a cup of crushed ice.
  • mkeithley
    mkeithley Posts: 399
    Hey great receipe thanks for sharing, How many calories?

    For 3 cups, it was 390 calories. So for one cup, it'd be 130 calories. I drank all three cups because I needed to meet my calories, I put in one 7 inch banana, a cup of strawberries and about an extra three just because, 8oz of low fat vanilla yogurt, and a cup of crushed ice.
    I guess it depends on how many calories the yogurt you use has in it. I enter in my log for each individual item, strawberries, then the yogurt, then the banana. Sometimes the yogurt I use is low fat so it is lower in calories:smile:
  • pmkelly409
    pmkelly409 Posts: 1,646 Member
    I have never, ever, ever been a smoothie drinker, but since joining MFP I have become a believer!!!

    I made this one this morning (added my flax seed -another new one since MFP!) and boy was it yummy!!!

    I cannot wait to start experimenting with different fruits!!

    THANK YOU ALL!!!

    :flowerforyou:
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