Mango, papaya and carrot smoothie

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Here's a recipe for a vitamin-rich smoothie with lots of minerals and fiber and great digestive properties. And the best of all is that it helps to prevent cardiovascular diseases thanks to its star ingredient: Olive Oil from Spain.
Mango, papaya and carrot smoothie
Here's a recipe for a vitamin-rich smoothie with lots of minerals and fiber and great digestive properties. And the best of all is that it helps to prevent cardiovascular diseases thanks to its star ingredient: Olive Oil from Spain.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Add all of the ingredients to a blender.
- 2
Blend for 2-4 minutes until smooth. Then pour into a glass and enjoy!
- 3
Enjoy!
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