Delicious strawberries, mangos, bananas, and your preferred granola meet up in this solid layered smoothie!
A couple of my preferred things unite today in this cool, rich breakfast smoothie. Strawberries, mangoes, bananas, or potentially granola are normally in every case separated of my morning meal in some structure or another. However, today, I mixed them into this perfect beverage.
Pretty beverages simply taste better, isn't that so?
I'm a sucker for smoothies. I ordinarily make a green smoothie after an exercise, and when I'm feeling somewhat more liberal – nutty spread chocolate is the best approach. In any case, after coming back from Mexico this week, I longed for only succulent mangoes. The mangoes there are wild. Think about the best, juiciest mango you've at any point tasted. At that point increase that by 100 and you're way off the mark to how unimaginable they were!
I'd return to Mexico… only for the mangoes.
That being stated, mangoes immediately worked their way into my morning smoothie.
You're going to make two distinctive smoothie layers today, as should be obvious. On the base, we have a velvety mango banana smoothie produced using solidified banana, solidified mangoes, and squeezed orange. On a par with a tropical vacay.
Next, the strawberry smoothie. New strawberries, a little milk, solidified banana, and strawberry yogurt. I utilized nonfat strawberry Greek yogurt, yet standard yogurt would be fine. Vanilla, plain, nectar or banana flavors function admirably, as well. Simply utilize your most loved or whatever you have close by.
Pour the mango smoothie in first, at that point layer with your preferred granola. I utilized a pack of granola I turn in the pantry– a little blend of Maple Almond Clusters, Peanut Butter and Jelly Granola, and a split up Nature Valley granola bar.
Essentially layer the granola into the smoothie like you would do in a yogurt/natural product parfait. Include to such an extent or little as you like.
What I cherished is the way the granola got somewhat delicate as I worked my way through breakfast. You'll adore the additional surface, rather than basically drinking an organic product smoothie. I've unquestionably discovered another most loved here!
I am sorry for the dim/too brilliant photographs at the beginning of today. I shot these morning meal smoothies early yesterday morning and swallowed it down in around 10 seconds. I made one again today after my exercise yet utilized 1 glass raspberries rather than strawberries. Attempt that next!
Good health!
Ingredients
2 vast bananas, recently stripped, cut, and solidified
1 glass solidified mango lumps
1/4 glass squeezed orange
6 vast strawberries, cut
1/4 glass strawberry Greek yogurt
1/4 glass milk
your preferred granola
Instructions
Ensure you have a solid, ground-breaking blender that will mix up the solidified banana and mango. I like this Ninja or this Vitamix.
Mix 1 banana, the mango, and squeezed orange together until smooth. Include increasingly squeezed orange on the off chance that it is excessively thick. Rub down the sides of the blender as required. Empty similarly into 2 glasses.
Flush out the blender and mix 1 banana, the strawberries, yogurt, and milk together until smooth. Rub down the sides of the blender as required. Layer some granola over the mango banana smoothie layer, at that point pour the strawberry smoothie on top. Top with more granola.
Serve right away.
A couple of my preferred things unite today in this cool, rich breakfast smoothie. Strawberries, mangoes, bananas, or potentially granola are normally in every case separated of my morning meal in some structure or another. However, today, I mixed them into this perfect beverage.
Pretty beverages simply taste better, isn't that so?
I'm a sucker for smoothies. I ordinarily make a green smoothie after an exercise, and when I'm feeling somewhat more liberal – nutty spread chocolate is the best approach. In any case, after coming back from Mexico this week, I longed for only succulent mangoes. The mangoes there are wild. Think about the best, juiciest mango you've at any point tasted. At that point increase that by 100 and you're way off the mark to how unimaginable they were!
I'd return to Mexico… only for the mangoes.
That being stated, mangoes immediately worked their way into my morning smoothie.
You're going to make two distinctive smoothie layers today, as should be obvious. On the base, we have a velvety mango banana smoothie produced using solidified banana, solidified mangoes, and squeezed orange. On a par with a tropical vacay.
Next, the strawberry smoothie. New strawberries, a little milk, solidified banana, and strawberry yogurt. I utilized nonfat strawberry Greek yogurt, yet standard yogurt would be fine. Vanilla, plain, nectar or banana flavors function admirably, as well. Simply utilize your most loved or whatever you have close by.
Pour the mango smoothie in first, at that point layer with your preferred granola. I utilized a pack of granola I turn in the pantry– a little blend of Maple Almond Clusters, Peanut Butter and Jelly Granola, and a split up Nature Valley granola bar.
Essentially layer the granola into the smoothie like you would do in a yogurt/natural product parfait. Include to such an extent or little as you like.
What I cherished is the way the granola got somewhat delicate as I worked my way through breakfast. You'll adore the additional surface, rather than basically drinking an organic product smoothie. I've unquestionably discovered another most loved here!
I am sorry for the dim/too brilliant photographs at the beginning of today. I shot these morning meal smoothies early yesterday morning and swallowed it down in around 10 seconds. I made one again today after my exercise yet utilized 1 glass raspberries rather than strawberries. Attempt that next!
Good health!
Ingredients
2 vast bananas, recently stripped, cut, and solidified
1 glass solidified mango lumps
1/4 glass squeezed orange
6 vast strawberries, cut
1/4 glass strawberry Greek yogurt
1/4 glass milk
your preferred granola
Instructions
Ensure you have a solid, ground-breaking blender that will mix up the solidified banana and mango. I like this Ninja or this Vitamix.
Mix 1 banana, the mango, and squeezed orange together until smooth. Include increasingly squeezed orange on the off chance that it is excessively thick. Rub down the sides of the blender as required. Empty similarly into 2 glasses.
Flush out the blender and mix 1 banana, the strawberries, yogurt, and milk together until smooth. Rub down the sides of the blender as required. Layer some granola over the mango banana smoothie layer, at that point pour the strawberry smoothie on top. Top with more granola.
Serve right away.