Breakfast smoothies?
savarnabanana
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Does anyone have any good breakfast smoothie recipes as I hate eating breakfast? Preferably containing oats or some other kind of carbohydrate. Also please can u tell me how long it takes to make?
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I use a good handful of chopped kale, two inch piece cucumber, good size stick of celery ( or two if small) frozen banana that is in chunks, about 250 mls hazelnut milk dash ginger & cinnamon and blend till smooth. I usually add a table spoon of udo oil too. This all gives loads of energy and has reduced my cholesterol too!0
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Kashi go lean cereal, almond milk, chocolate protein, peanut butter, blueberries, and some ice. Very very good.0
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1 frozen banana i chuncks, 1,5 cup of skim milk, 1/2 tbs of unsweetened cocoa powder. Blend for 1 minute - DONE!
I have this almost everyday and it always keeps me full until lunch.0 -
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cowdrayslimmer wrote: »I use a good handful of chopped kale, two inch piece cucumber, good size stick of celery ( or two if small) frozen banana that is in chunks, about 250 mls hazelnut milk dash ginger & cinnamon and blend till smooth. I usually add a table spoon of udo oil too. This all gives loads of energy and has reduced my cholesterol too!
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Spinach leaves, banana, pear, blueberries, walnuts, some oat or protein nutrient powder, semi-skimmed milk. It's quick & delicious.0
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I'm not good with breakfast (solid food wise).
Some morning I have, and log, a bucket full of coffee.
If I can't even stomache that I save the calories to eat a bigger lunch / dinner. I like big meals. It works for me.-1 -
1 frozen banana i chuncks, 1,5 cup of skim milk, 1/2 tbs of unsweetened cocoa powder. Blend for 1 minute - DONE!
I have this almost everyday and it always keeps me full until lunch.
I do a few similar one. I add in some baby spinach (changes the colour but not the taste), use dark chocolate protein powder instead of the cocoa and add in a few tbs of rolled oats and a sprinkle of chia seeds. Protein, carbs, fats, fibre - done!0 -
cowdrayslimmer wrote: »I use a good handful of chopped kale, two inch piece cucumber, good size stick of celery ( or two if small) frozen banana that is in chunks, about 250 mls hazelnut milk dash ginger & cinnamon and blend till smooth. I usually add a table spoon of udo oil too. This all gives loads of energy and has reduced my cholesterol too!
My smoothies are very similar! I often use just water as my base and add 1/3 cup of oats (along with fresh ginger and fresh turmeric). Fruits varies, berries are good, avocados are yummy and creamy, soaked flax and chia seeds add some good Omega 3s.0 -
Anyone have a good high calorie smoothie?0
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greg88rosen wrote: »Anyone have a good high calorie smoothie?
I alter the one I mentioned above for my DH. I use whole milk, extra protein powder, extra chia seeds, extra oats, some nut butter. Plus the banana, baby spinach etc. Takes it up to 400+ calories easily.0 -
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Large handful of Kale and spinach; about 1/4-1/2 cup chopped celery, cucumbers, carrots, and Apple; 1/4 cup blueberries; 4-5 strawberries; 1 banana; 2 TBSP chia/flax seed mix; 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk (sometimes I add broccoli, beets or pumpkin depending on what I have on hand) I usually freeze all the ingredients except the milk and then let it thaw just slightly in the morning before blending it in the nutribullet0
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I make baggies with my smoothie ingredients and then just let it thaw a few minutes.
1/2 banana, 1 cup blueberries, 2 cups spinach, 1/2 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk, 1/2 c. Unsweetened vanilla coconut milk, 1c. Water, 1 tbsp chia seeds, 1 pea protein powder
Delicious and filling! Takes less than 5 minutes including washing the blender when I have my smoothie freezer packs!0 -
What is everyone's favorite protein powder?0
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Now Sports Pea Protein -unflavored0
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I use a smoothie blender and just dump the following in:
Milk, greek yogurt, half a banana (for some carbs, natural sweetness and creaminess), some oats, protein powder, frozen berries and a lot of ice.
Such a good milkshake! Blending takes like 1 minute with easy clean-up after.0 -
My go to favourite at the moment is 3 cubes of frozen spinach, frozen berries, half an avacado, 2 tsp wheatgrass powder, 1tsp honey and coconut water. Keeps me full for ages! Although its quite high in fat on the MFP diary.0
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This sounds great! I'm going to try it tomorrow. I've been looking for new recipes, because making the same every day is getting boring- although they are super tasty! I have two recipes I use, both are around 300 calories and usually keep me full till lunch, though I don't like how much (natural) sugar is in the berry greens smoothie.
Avocado chocolate:
1/2 avocado
large handful of kale or spinach
1.5-2 tbsp raw chocolate powder
2 frozen apricots
1 tbsp stevia
100 grams plain yogurt
2 tbsp oats
water
Berry greens:
large handful of spinach or kale
1/3 cup frozen cherries (or blueberries)
1/2 chopped frozen apple
1/3 chopped frozen banana
100 grams plain yogurt
3tbsp. oats
watercowdrayslimmer wrote: »I use a good handful of chopped kale, two inch piece cucumber, good size stick of celery ( or two if small) frozen banana that is in chunks, about 250 mls hazelnut milk dash ginger & cinnamon and blend till smooth. I usually add a table spoon of udo oil too. This all gives loads of energy and has reduced my cholesterol too!
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1 frozen banana i chuncks, 1,5 cup of skim milk, 1/2 tbs of unsweetened cocoa powder. Blend for 1 minute - DONE!
I have this almost everyday and it always keeps me full until lunch.
Mine is similar: 1 frozen banana, oats, greek yogurt, skim milk until I get the desired texture, chia seeds, 1-2 tsp peanut butter and some cinnamon.0 -
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Frozen banana and mango, unsweetend almond milk, protein powder and sometimes I throw in oats0
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cowdrayslimmer wrote: »I use a good handful of chopped kale, two inch piece cucumber, good size stick of celery ( or two if small) frozen banana that is in chunks, about 250 mls hazelnut milk dash ginger & cinnamon and blend till smooth. I usually add a table spoon of udo oil too. This all gives loads of energy and has reduced my cholesterol too!
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