Friday, February 6, 2009

Creamsicle Green Smoothie

I have yet to meet someone who doesn't like this green smoothie! It doesn't taste green at all! It tastes much like a Creamsicle! Give it a try your kids will love it! And if they ask why it is green just tell them it's a Shrek or Swamp Smoothie or something! ;)


Creamsicle Green Smoothie


1 cup water
1 cup Rice or Almond milk
2-3 LARGE spoonfuls of Orange juice concentrate
1 Large bunch of Spinach
1 teaspoon vanilla
Frozen Peaches (about 2 cups)


Place all ingredients in blender. Blend until nice and smooth!

15 comments:

  1. Sounds yummy, I can't wait to get my kids reaction. I have all the ingredients just bought a huge bag of frozen peaches at Costco.

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  2. Sounds yummy, I can't wait to get my kids reaction. I have all the ingredients just bought a huge bag of frozen peaches at Costco.

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  3. yummmm... I will be trying this soon!!!!

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  4. Sounds great! Green Smoothies rule!

    Cheers,
    Kristen

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  5. I made this today. We didn't have orange juice concentrate so I put a large fresh orange in it instead and a little agave. It still turned out pretty good- Dan loved it!

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  6. Thanks for visiting my blog! I am so into green smoothies of the last few weeks. I have a very similar combination and we love it!

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  7. Oh Tam....sounds yum. Usually, I try to hide the green color for the kids...but why not go with it. Green Popsicles were always one of my faves.

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  8. There's something about it being green...but o.k. I'll give it a try sometime...clever combo !

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  9. Pretty good! Thanks for the recipe!
    I'm getting over a cold and this is the perfect thing for me right now...especially since my tummy has been very picky regarding food!

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  10. Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the recipe!

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  11. Creamsicles were my absolute favorite when I was a kid!!!

    This is one recipe I don't have but you can bet I'm going to make a big batch tonite, cuddle up, and take a walk down memory lane!!

    Thanks!

    Jo

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  12. Thanks so much for the recipe. I just tried it and my 3 year old toddler loves it too! MMMgood!

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  13. Interesting recipe. I prefer to make my green smoothies with just fruit, green and water as Victoria Boutenko recommends. I drink a green smoothie for lunch, it is helping me with weight and bad food cravings.

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  14. Do you put spinach in there raw or cook it first? Sorry if that sounds like a dumb question, but I don't really use spinach much so I need a little guidance. Thanks!

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  15. Lisa: It is fresh Spinach. Raw not cooked. Not a dumb question a very good one in fact we are all learning asking questions is a good way to learn. ;) It's important to have the Spinach raw becuase cooking it destroys the enzymes and a lot of the nutrients. If I have a bunch in my fridge though and it is going to go bad before I can use it all I will put it in the freezer. Still works great for green smoothies frozen like that.

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