What's the perfect recipe for a multi-fruit smoothie?

Answer 1

Everybody has their own tastes. Here mine.

I like small berries only. I use more of the bitter ones because otherwise the smoothie is too sweet for me. So more of raspberries and blueberries, and no more than half a banana because it takes some of the wateriness of it away. I put as many varieties of berries I can find in the store and I've found the frozen ones smooth out better. I think freezing plant food breaks it up.

With the berries I use organic orange juice, and sometime grapefruit juice and a lemon squeezed in, being carefull not to get the seeds in there.

Answer 2

I'm not sure that there's a single perfect recipe. But, you can make a crazy good smoothie by following some basic smoothie making concepts. For example, balance acidic tastes (oj, etc) with calming tastes (yogurt, etc.) If you don't have a high quality blender, ice will be a huge problem. So, use frozen drink concentrate to get the frosty taste instead. Anyway, here's the basic concepts: http://www.drinkalternatives.com/10-ways-to-make-better-smoothies-than-jamba-juice/

Answer 3

My commonplace is ripe mango blended with freshly squeezed or juiced clementines, yet you need to apply orange juice to be lazy. purely chuck the mango, juice and a few ice right into a smoothie maker. in case you choose something variety of milky yet do no longer choose to apply milk, attempt soya milk. One banana, 250ml unsweetened soya milk, honey and a heaped spoonful of floor almonds makes an exceptionally superb breakfast smoothie. in case you have a juicer, you need to objective juicing 4 apples, 2 great sticks of celery and a million uncooked, peeled beetroot, and blitz that for the time of a smoothie maker with ice. Sounds unusual although this is attractive.

Answer 4

I like this recipe a lot...it's fruity and thick.
In a blender, mix 1 medium banana, 1 c frozen peaches, 6 oz low fat flavored yogurt (your choice), 2 T orange juice concentrate & 1 T toasted wheat germ.

Yummy!

Answer 5

INGREDIENTS:
3 wedges ripe cantaloupe cut into cubes
1 cup fresh or frozen sliced strawberries
1/2 cup blueberries, fresh or frozen
1 kiwi
1 mango (when in season)
1 cup plain non-fat yogurt
1 tablespoon ground flax seed or oil
several walnuts
2 tablespoons plain or honey wheat germ
1 teaspoon vanilla
PREPARATION:
In blender chop then blend all ingredients; pour into tall frosted glass and enjoy!
I vary the fruits, but always have blueberries and strawberries.

Answer 6

as long as you have a blender and random fruits your good!
i usually do:
1 banana
some strawberrys
handful or two of frozen blueberrys
1 or 2 kewies depending on how soft they are
maybe grapes
mabye some slices of watermellon
and then some orange juice or milk and ice

you just have to do it by touch. its nothing specail and you have to figure out what you like best!

Answer 7

1/2 banana, 1/2 cup vanilla yogurt, strawberries, 1/2 cup orange juice, 1/2 cup frozen vanilla yogurt or lowfat vanilla ice cream, 1/2 cup ice cubes.Put it all in blender, liquid in the bottom, blend till smooth, enjoy, yummmmmmmmm..............

Answer 8

strawberries, a banana, milk and a blender!

you can put any fruit combinations in a blender and mix with milk, yogourt, ice cream...the possibilities are endless!

Answer 9

Bananas, strawberries and milk