Strawberry Limeade Smoothies
Ingredients:
1 bag frozen strawberries
1 can of frozen limeade concentrate
Milk
Place 6-7 strawberries in the blender. (if they are really hard frozen, you may need to cut them in half) Add two spoonfuls of frozen limeade. Blend until the berries are smooshed up and smooth. Now add a little or a lot of milk. (1/2 c. to 2 cups) Depends on if you want thicker ice cream texture, or thinner drinkable smoothie! (directions are for 1 large smoothie - unless you have a really large blender, you'll have to repeat for each person)
Really yummy. If I do say so myself.
I love strawberries - the limeade makes it sweetly tart, and the milk smooth and creamy.
The perfect cool treat for a summer afternoon.
You could subsitute any type of frozen fruit with any type of juice concentrate that suited your fancy!
Have fun and let me know if you try the recipe!
7 comments:
Ooh! That sounds tasty! I make strawberry and banana smoothies sometimes...
Yummy! That looks so good and refreshing. This morning, I had a smoothie by using fresh strawberries, frozen pieces of mango, a splash of Dixie Peach juice from Trader Joes, orange juice, and vanilla yogurt; and I blended it altogether. It was so yummy! Thanks for sharing the recipe! Will have to try that this summer.
Your sister in Christ,
Grace
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YUM!!! YUM!!! YUM!!! lol
That looks SO good.. especially since it has been really hot here, too! Thanks for sharing.. Although, I think we need to get together so you can make them for us.. good excuse to get together, right? lol
Love ya! Sarah
Hey! Sounds great. I'll be trying this....as soon as I find the lid to my blender.... lol
My husband is doing this new diet called the "Every Other Day Diet" or EODD for short. He does shakes/smoothies for breakfast every day! Strawberries are almost a staple to this shake. I love the recipes they have!
Why don't you try tossing in flax or another fruit in there? Experiment. It's a lot of fun :)
Any chance you could be more specific than a "couple spoonfuls"?
Like tablespoon size?
sorry, yes! it is tablespoon size. :)
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