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<\/a><\/p>\n2. VEGGIES<\/p>\n
Yes, it is wise to add veggies to this smoothie. \u00a0Why? \u00a0Because they add double nutritional value with vitamins that include fiber, etc. \u00a0Depending how leafy green you want to get choose anywhere from kale to spinach and carrots to avocado. \u00a01 cup of any of these options is advised. \u00a0It will still taste good, I promise.<\/p>\n
3. LIQUID BASE<\/p>\n A liquid base is needed to make this smoothie smoother and easy to drink. \u00a0Obviously. \u00a0There are an array of options like juice, water, milk, coffee, iced tea, etc. \u00a0Any of these options are guaranteed to make a good drink. \u00a0If you don’t want it too watery, beware of how much you add. \u00a0Anywhere from 1\/2 cup to 1 cup is advised.<\/p>\n If you’re wanting to make it a little creamier, adding a couple tablespoons of yogurt, cottage cheese or ice goes a long way.<\/p>\n 4. A LITTLE EXTRA<\/p>\n For a little extra flavor, some good ingredients to add are honey, vanilla extract, almonds or even maple syrup. \u00a0They will add a little sweetness and who doesn’t like that?<\/p>\n Hopefully, breaking down a smoothie helped figure the best way to make one!<\/p>\n Happy Spring Break!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In between classes, I bought a smoothie from the University Center and let me tell you..it was not good. \u00a0My Bangin’ Berry was watery, lacked in flavor and was not worth the $3.50. \u00a0After throwing it out, I got to … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n