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The color of this refreshing beverage just says "Spring!" Smoothies are great for breakfast, dessert or a midday snack.
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Originally published as Peachy Fruit Smoothies in Taste of Home Meals in Minutes Calendar Annual 2003, p3
Banana SmoothieAdd bananas to summer fruit salads, frosty milk shakes or smoothies. Before blending a banana into a frothy drink, try cutting it up and freezing it first.
Add bananas to summer fruit salads, frosty milk shakes or smoothies. Before blending a banana into a frothy drink, try cutting it up and freezing it first.
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Reviewed on Oct. 19, 2010 by bylaw
This is good and refreshing. I put leftovers in popsicle makers - yum. I tend to like my smoothies sweeter, but less sugar is better for me...
Reviewed on Jul. 22, 2010 by Beckabobaroo
I'm glad that this one was the first smoothie I ever made -- it's incredible and has made me want to try others! I think I've made it four or five times. I found it last year in one of the Taste of Home Annual Recipes books. The whole family loves it and I've even made it for my class at language school. Everyone raves about it. Thanks to whoever came up with this recipe.
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