Product Review: Sugar Bowl Bakery Palmiers
Smoothies are perfect for cooling down on a hot summer day, plus they’re a great way to pack more fruits and vegetables into your kids’ diets! Many store bought smoothies contain hidden sugars that negate the beneficial effects of fruits and vegetables. The best (and most affordable) way to enjoy these summertime favorites is to make them at home. Our friends at Cooking Light have put together a list of tasty, healthful smoothie recipes that your family is sure to love!
Peanut Butter Berry
What kid doesn’t love bananas with peanut butter? The Peanut Butter Berry smoothie combines this delicious pair with raspberries, low-fat milk, and ice for a delicious, creamy treat!
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Berries and Beets
For a powerful punch of antioxidants, try this fruit and veggie filled smoothie. The beets lend a slight sweetness and deep purple color, but don’t over power the fresh berries. Your kids won’t even know they’re drinking their vegetables – until you tell them!
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Green Machine
Trying to get your kids to eat more greens? This smoothie packs one whole cup of fresh spinach into every serving!
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