Hello my Dear Wonderful Readers!
How are you all doing today? I found peaches at the nearby market and I decided why not use them in a fresh morning smoothie. As I took a walk down the market aisle, I realized that the number of mangoes are dwindling, therefore I decided to make the most of it while its still available. That brings me to the topic of canned food. Now for one, unless its an order to make a cake without a seasonal fruit or when I need to add a cheer to a cocktail, I stay clear of canned food. Simple cause I worry about the preservatives in the can. Food was never meant to last as long as it does when it is canned. So why add more preservatives and chemicals to your diet right? That’s why I prefer using fresh fruits in my smoothies. Also if I want an element of cold or frozen, I cut up the required fruit and freeze it over night so my smoothies are thick and creamy. That being said some times when I need to make a tuna salad in a hurry (once in 6 months!) I do grab a can of canned tuna. Nothing substitutes fresh, seasonal fruits. So if you are planing on making a smoothie tomorrow, I suggest you pick up the least expensive fruit in the market, that means they are in season and they will only make you healthier!
So this smoothie is a mixture of fresh peaches, mangoes and oranges. Now if you want you could add water or yogurt but I do not like the combination of milk or yogurt with citrus fruits. It just does not work! ( for me). And this smoothie is a really thick smoothie, almost like ice cream. I did not add any liquid cause I wanted more fruit this time.
Ingredients :-
- Fresh Peaches – 4
- Mangoes – 3 cups ( cubes and frozen)
- Oranges – 2 large
- Ice Cubes – 5 – 6
Instructions :-
- Cut and core the peaches.
- Cube the mangoes and freeze over night for a creamy thick consistency ( its ok if you do not have frozen mangoes, fresh mango works too)
- Juice 2 large oranges ( use the pulp too)
- Add all the ingredients into a blender along with the ice cubes. Blend according to the blender instructions and serve with a slice of fresh cut orange.
Thank you for announcing about your fruit smoothie, it reminded what i used to make awhile back and it was interesting on how you phrased iy cimpaired to tuna.
Thank you much and appreciated
Shepherdess Karen L.
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Thank you 🙂 Glad you like my recipe 🙂
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Sounds super refreshing, and I do agree with you about the preservatives and fresh produce. Good one.
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Thank you Beenish 🙂 Yes it was really refreshing and light too!! 😛
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