Really tempting & loved by my family #kokabncookpad #Mangotango

Ill health motivated me to make Rainbow Smoothies every day. I was deficient in Vitamin C and D. Basically COVID19 left me unable to access proper nutrition. I ran into a transportation problem. Within 7 months, muscle atrophy began making it nearly imposdible to walk. I feared I would be in a wheelchair. But I forced myself to exercise 3x daily; and I have completely recovered!

I made a vow to drink a Smoothie for at least one of the meals of the day being as I am at times leading a sedentary lifestyle (not burning or needing too many calories on a daily basis).

Smoothies are one of the most nutritious afternoon snack, my whole family enjoys them, especially in Summer by the pool!!

Its my moms recipe which i love! And its the first thing i make when i buy strawberries.

By using a lot of frozen strawberries compared to the milk, you get a shake-like consistency that's delicious and feels like drinking ice cream.

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A mango smoothie made with fresh mango, ice, and mango juice blended together. Perfect for a refreshing treat on a hot day.

First time I made, you can add different fruits if you want too!

Since last year, I've become a big fan of mango desserts. I figured it would taste great in a drink too, so I gave it a go. It was so good, so I uploaded the recipe.Be sure to freeze the mango well and to use very cold milk.Even though you can find canned mango, the varieties I have listed in the recipe will probably give a better result.I used 10 g of sugar, but adjust to your preferences. Recipe by weeeek39

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I've tried quite hard to sneak all kinds of nutrient-rich ingredients into my kids' smoothies - sometimes they buy it, other times not. This is a failsafe recipe that always goes down a treat.A few weeks back, I finally took the plunge and ordered a NutriBullet. After seeing so many tempting instagram snaps and Pinterest recipes, I couldn't resist. About the same time, the Almond Board of California got in touch with me to ask if I'd like to take their 21-day Snack Happy Challenge (http://www.almonds.co.uk/snack-happy-challenge). The stars had aligned perfectly.I've been snacking on a handful of almonds every day this month, and including them in my favourite smoothie recipes.Why almonds?• A handful of almonds (30g) provide approximately 65% of your daily requirement of vitamin E.• Almonds are a high source of fibre, are packed with healthy, unsaturated fats and are a natural source of protein.• Almonds are rich in calcium, which is needed for the maintenance of normal bones and teeth.• Almonds are a high source of magnesium, which contributes to reducing tiredness and fatigue.• Almonds provide linoleic acid, which contributes to maintaining normal cholesterol levels.• Just a handful of these noble nuts is all you need to up your daily nutrient intake. Pop them in your handbag to snack on-the-go in your moments of need.