
This smoothie consists of many healthy ingredients and let me be
the first to tell you ... this drink is delicious!
It includes: ice, frozen raspberries, low-fat yogurt, one banana, rolled oats, honey and some coconut water.
It includes: ice, frozen raspberries, low-fat yogurt, one banana, rolled oats, honey and some coconut water.
For more information on the health benefits of each
ingredient just click on the one you’re interested in.
The raspberries
and bananas together will also provide you with Vitamin C, Vitamin B-6, Fiber
and Magnesium.

Enjoy!
I don't really like eating breakfast and I love raspberries so this would be the perfect smoothie for me!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely not an avid breakfast eater either but I think smoothies might be the kickstart I need. I'll have to try some of your recipes. Great blog Kendra!
ReplyDeleteI love breakfast and eat it everyday, but I am definitely going to have to try these smoothies one day either on their own or to accompany my breakfast. They look so good!
ReplyDeleteBreakfast is clearly greatest meal of all time, but having a substitute just in case is also a pretty good idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat recipes, Kendra!
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I totally love your blog! I am not much of a breakfast person either, but I know it is important to eat well in the morning. This smoothie sounds so good, I will definitely try it out, thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI'm always worried that somehow the oatmeal won't be drinkable, but now that I know you've tried it and love it, I might have to give it a go - besides, if Martha Stewart has a recipe for it, it must be amazing!
ReplyDeleteI had an oatmeal smoothie for the first time a few weeks ago. I was really surprised at how filling and delicious it was. I will definitely be trying this recipe.
ReplyDeleteIt has never crossed my mind to put oatmeal in a smoothie, so thanks for the tip! I usually eat oatmeal in the morning to help fill me up, and I hate the taste so I am really glad you shared this post! Good stuff Kendra!
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