Green smoothies

mayoosh_primrose
mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
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Hi, I would like to make green smoothies using parsley or collards :D
Any tasty recipes? *_*

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  • Taylorgo90
    Taylorgo90 Posts: 56 Member
    I usually do banana, cup of spinach and some almond milk. really delicious!
  • missyslyfoot
    missyslyfoot Posts: 1 Member
    Add whey protein to your green smoothie
    Taste like liquid gold
  • MSJourneylog
    MSJourneylog Posts: 41 Member
    Keeping 1 cup of greens is a good start if you're not in to the 'green taste'. I usually stick to spinach or kale. Let us know how it goes!!!
  • RodaRose
    RodaRose Posts: 9,562 Member
    A banana is key. Also, I like either cinnamon, cocoa powder, or both.
    For protein use soy or cow milk or chia seeds.
  • tlm4077
    tlm4077 Posts: 2 Member
    I can't remember the site this recipe came from, but it's pretty good...can be a lil thick, so you may want to play with the milk to fit your taste.
    1 c almond milk
    1 scoop vanilla protein shake
    1 c spinach
    1 c pineapple chunks
    1 c banana
    1/2 avocado (optional)
    1 tbsp chia seeds
    3 or 4 ice cubes
  • JShailen
    JShailen Posts: 184 Member
    Apple, avocado, spinach, soy milk, vanilla, honey. Varying amounts depending on calorie goals. Usually I use half avocado and half a small apple. About 15 grams of honey and about 30-50 grams of spinach. I also use only about 100 grams soy milk and the rest water.

    It's delicious and refreshing but it's something I consider more of a treat as it's high in calories considering it's not filling at all :/

    For a tasty and higher calorie bonus, add almond butter.
  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    Taylorgo90 wrote: »
    I usually do banana, cup of spinach and some almond milk. really delicious!

    Sounds really good *_* will give it a shot

  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    missyslyfoot wrote: »
    Add whey protein to your green smoothie
    Taste like liquid gold

    Not sure whether I'll be able to find it in the supermarket :disappointed: but I will look for it nonetheless :sunglasses:
  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    MSJourneylog wrote: »
    Keeping 1 cup of greens is a good start if you're not in to the 'green taste'. I usually stick to spinach or kale. Let us know how it goes!!!

    I tried collards with apple and banana, was really awful :cry: probably because I used a large amout of collards :lol: wish I'd seen this sooner
    Thanks!
  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    RodaRose wrote: »
    A banana is key. Also, I like either cinnamon, cocoa powder, or both.
    For protein use soy or cow milk or chia seeds.

    Ok thank you :smiley: almond milk is okay?
  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    tlm4077 wrote: »
    I can't remember the site this recipe came from, but it's pretty good...can be a lil thick, so you may want to play with the milk to fit your taste.
    1 c almond milk
    1 scoop vanilla protein shake
    1 c spinach
    1 c pineapple chunks
    1 c banana
    1/2 avocado (optional)
    1 tbsp chia seeds
    3 or 4 ice cubes

    Sounds good, thanks! :star: what can I use in place of chia seeds? Or can i omit them all together?

  • mayoosh_primrose
    mayoosh_primrose Posts: 131 Member
    JShailen wrote: »
    Apple, avocado, spinach, soy milk, vanilla, honey. Varying amounts depending on calorie goals. Usually I use half avocado and half a small apple. About 15 grams of honey and about 30-50 grams of spinach. I also use only about 100 grams soy milk and the rest water.

    It's delicious and refreshing but it's something I consider more of a treat as it's high in calories considering it's not filling at all :/

    For a tasty and higher calorie bonus, add almond butter.

    Thank you so much :smiley:
    Are avocadoes good in smoothies? I find they taste bland when used on their own :pensive:

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