Smoothie blenders?

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steve-in-kville

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Why do I feel the urge to start a Mennonite Smoothie thread as of a sudden? ;)
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ohio jones

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This thread would not be complete without reference to what is perhaps the most famous smoothie in pop culture:

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MaxPC

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What is a "smoothie blender"? What is a smoothie?
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violet
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A smoothie is a mixture of fruit that you blend into a drink.

a smoothie blender makes the above.

For example...some of the favorites in my home are strawberry/banana/yogurt with a little almond milk. But the absolute favorite is bananas/peanut butter/dash of chocolate powder/tad bit of sweetner/yogurt and a splash of almond milk.

I like blueberry/greens/water.

so, it is a fruit salad in a cup I guess. sort of.
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steve-in-kville

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Got my blender a few days ago. So far its been banana-based smoothies with chia seeds. Last night I used some frozen fruit. Didn't burn the house down yet.
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Somebody

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Were you planning to burn the house down????


:lol:

What kind did you get?
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MaxPC

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violet wrote: ↑Fri Mar 12, 2021 9:51 am A smoothie is a mixture of fruit that you blend into a drink.

a smoothie blender makes the above.

For example...some of the favorites in my home are strawberry/banana/yogurt with a little almond milk. But the absolute favorite is bananas/peanut butter/dash of chocolate powder/tad bit of sweetner/yogurt and a splash of almond milk.

I like blueberry/greens/water.

so, it is a fruit salad in a cup I guess. sort of.
Thank you, Violet. I did not have a clue.

Thank you to Steve for this thread as well. My wife decided we needed an education on this phenomenon so we went to a local place that does smoothies. I had a blueberry smoothie with vanilla yogurt in it; quite tasty I might add.

As it happens we have a 50+ year old Oster blender that was in storage so we dug it out: it still works with the help of a little WD-40. After watching the people make the smoothies at the store my clever wife was able to replicate the blueberry. I think we are on to something new and tasty.
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steve-in-kville

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Found a few interesting recipe. Like adding kale and spinach. I'm sure they taste great once some fruit is added to balance it out.
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Signtist

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Mango, kale, pineapple (or peaches) and ginger
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violet
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The trick in my opinion when adding greens is to go with blueberries. It will look a lot more appetizing.

If you don't, it might be a bit of a visual "ick" at first even though it may taste good.

blueberries hide lots of things. :angel It is a great way to get kids to drink kale.
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