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How to Make Awesome Fruit Smoothies

How To Make Awesome Fruit Smoothie

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Now if you like fresh & frozen fruit smoothies then you're gonna love this because I'm gonna be making for you the ultimate fruit smoothie.

So what you're gonna need is 16 ounces of plain non-fat yogurt. We have two ripe bananas here which we've sliced we have 1 cup of mixed berries we're using raspberries and blackberries and we have 1 cup of sliced strawberries.

Now we have our personal blender right here and all we're gonna do is first of all add our yogurt in this very quick and simple and nice and healthy as well.

Some people like to use an immersion blender for this purpose. That is also helpful. 

We'll be adding our bananas in there to make sure they're nice and ripe and now for the berries and in all those delicious juicy strawberries and raspberries and blackberries and now we're just gonna blend away.

So that is blended all nicely and that's ready to serve up you can serve it over ice if you like or just like that a really nutritious breakfast drink perfect Oh delicious.

So this is a really delicious way to start your day that's how you make fruit smoothie.

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