I just have to tell you that I am officially addicted to fruit smoothies for breakfast.
I am having them for a few days now… buying one to three kinds of fruits and then prepping them into single servings packs in the freezer. So I can blend it every morning to have my perfect smoothie.
So I think you can expect a few smoothie recipes starting today.
Now that I’ve said it let me move on..
Today I woke up and thought aboutĀ a fresh new look for The Peach Kitchen come 2014. Since we are trying to change our eating habits –meaning we are eating more healthy stuff — I also want something that would commemorate it.
And I think a blog make-over is IT.
The thing is, I designed this whole thing and I’m a bit scared to have it designed by somebody else so I am still thinking long and hard if I should go with it. I mean, I can try to do the blog make-over myself like before but this time I’m afraid everything might end up elsewhere..LOL!
So while I’m thinking, let meĀ tell you what I did with this smoothie. I just mixed frozen kiwi, grapes and banana, plus some almond milk and chia seeds. Today I used Pacific Organic Almond Milk. Last time I used Blue Diamond Almond Breeze. Like what I said before, I am not really loyal to any brand and I am trying out the different brand in the market to see which one I like best.
The other day, I also tried mixing this with fresh orange juice instead of milk. It turned out a bit sour but since I like sour fruits and naturally sour drinks, I also loved it.
My colds haven’t gone away and it seems that medicines from two weeks didn’t work too.I am trying to just stick with a lot of fresh fruits, orange juices, and hot calamansi with honey to try and shock it with sourness. Crossing all my fingers for this to work.
Grape, Kiwi, and Banana Smoothie
Ingredients
- 1 frozen kiwi
- 1 cup frozen grapes
- 1 frozen banana, cut into pieces
- 1Ā½ cup almond milk
- 1 tbsp chia seeds
Instructions
- Put everything in a blender and pulse until smooth.
- Enjoy!
26 Responses
ay! love it, girl!
Thanks, Kimmy!
Great, simple recipe. I like to soak my chia seeds in almond milk. Look forward to more of your recipes.
Thanks Blender Dude!
Such a simple smoothie but such a nutrient packed one. I need more like this.
You said it Asha! and refreshing too!
I think fruit smoothies can really be an excellent meal alternative and really healthy too.
That’s right!
I love both fruits and I think making it into smoothie is a brilliant idea.
It’s delicious too!
Yum! What a choices of fruits to mix and make a delish and healthy smoothie š Can I have some pretty please?
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I have removed kiwi from all my smoothies mix, despite being really healthy….I’ve got allergies. š bummer!
awwwww…that’s sad. Sayang.
Where do you get to buy kiwi? I have not seen any in supermarkets lately. I want that fruit to be juiced as well!
I buy it in supermarkets lang, Rochkirstin.
You know my reason why I don’t do smoothies, haha… Too lazy to wash the utensils, lol!
now I’m craving for Kiwi!
Now I’m craving for Kiwi!
familiar with all the ingredients except chia… but i bet it’s still delicious… Yahweh bless.
it is ralph
I love smoothies, but I haven’t tried making one myself. I might do just that with your recipe here one of these days. Thanks for sharing!
you won’t regret making this smoothie tetcha!
Too bad I can’t seem to find kiwi here. =( I also suggest using cucumber! I tried it along with strawberry and Guyabano tastes great really and thick kaya busog lusog! =)
I will try your blend kapag nakakita ako ng Guyabano!
I wouldn’t have thought of using grape and kiwi together in a smoothie – fab. I wonder if you would be happy to add this to the kiwi collection under way over at Carole’s Chatter. Cheers
Hopping over there right now!