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Tammi,

 

I dont' measure any of the ingredients. After making a few of them you get

a feel for it. This recipe makes enough for 3 large servings. We have it

for dessert at night. I think it between 1 and 1 1/2 c. milk. If it's

still too thick for your taste, add more; the same if you are using fruit

juice.

 

And BTW, you will love these!

 

Blessings,

Karla B.

 

 

Message: 12

Wed, 25 Jul 2001 19:25:23 -0700 (PDT)

Tammi <jatafox

RE: Our favorite Smoothies

 

 

Karla- How much yogart and milk (or juice) should I add? With the portions

you have here, how much smoothie does this make (enough for one person, two,

more?)

brent <tincup1 wrote: Robin, I try to make ours as low

fat,and healthy as possible. 1 Bannana1/2 c. blueberries1/2 pinapplenon fat

yogartnon fat milk6-8 ice cubes 1 peach1 apple1 banannanon fat yogurtnon fat

milk6-8 ice cubes 1 bannana1 c. strawberries1/2 c. blueberriesnon fat

yogurtnon fat milk6-8 ice cubes You can use fruit juice in place of the non

fat milk. We just like them better with the milk. You can also substitute

low fat soy or goat milk; we like those too. Blessings,Karla B.

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