Blueberry Birthday Smoothie

>> Thursday, July 28, 2011

After my insanely indulgent peanut butter-M&Ms pancake breakfast, I needed to get some fruit in my system.

FAST.


BLUEBERRY BIRTHDAY SMOOTHIE

What you'll need . . .
  • 1/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
  • 1 medium banana
  • 1 cup frozen blueberries
  • 3/4 to 1 cup ice
  • 1 tablespoon sweetener
  • 1 handful almonds

Just throw everything into a blender and blend! Make sure you let it go for a while -- the almonds can be tricky. Alternatively, you could probably soak them for an hour or so in water before adding them to the mix.

I had an interesting sweetener on hand -- fig jam with cocoa.


It's SUPER sweet on its own. But it isn't essential to a successful smoothie experience. I think honey or maple syrup would work great, too. Maybe toss a bit of cocoa powder in there for extra flair.


I don't typically use blueberries in my smoothies because we don't keep them around the house -- so the flavor is a nice treat. But I will say that -- personally -- I enjoy smoothies with a bit of almond milk or other dairy-ish product best. Stephen made a variation of this smoothie, but he added Greek yogurt versus applesauce.

Still, on a hot day, it's great to get fruit in as quickly as possible. Oh, by the way -- this recipe makes WAY more than what's pictured in the fancy glass.


Have a great day!

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