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1
M
I
Smoothie
150
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Frozen strawberries
40
g
Frozen Banana

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Per Serving
Calories
314kcal
Fat
6g
Carbs
36g

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The banana helps create the thick, creamy smoothie bar texture. If preferred, replace it with an additional 50g frozen strawberries, although the smoothie will be slightly less creamy. For an even creamier smoothie, add 25-30g avocado. It has a very mild flavour but gives a thicker smoothie bar style texture.
Frozen raspberries can be used instead of strawberries.
Oat milk or semi-skimmed milk can be used instead of almond milk.
The protein powder can be omitted if preferred, although the smoothie will be slightly lower in protein and will be less sweet. You may want to add a touch more honey.
For a thicker smoothie bowl consistency, reduce the milk slightly.
For the best texture, use frozen fruit rather than fresh.
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Louise
24 days ago
Sooo refreshing
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Emma L
a month ago
This is absolutely gorgeous great on a hot summers day like today

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Eleanor F
a month ago
Oh my GOODNESS! This is so moreish! I made two glasses worth and had one with breakfast and took the other to work (with the intention of drinking it throughout the day) and ended up drinking it before the morning began! Such a tasty way to get protein in!

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Laura B
a month ago
Really good in this heat and the kids loved it as well
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Cook
5m
Ingredients
Method
Nutrition
Turn cooking mode on
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Add the frozen strawberries, banana, Greek yoghurt, almond milk, vanilla extract, honey and ice cubes to a blender.

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For
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M
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Smoothie
150
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Frozen strawberries
40
g
Frozen Banana

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Per Serving
Calories
314kcal
Fat
6g
Carbs
36g

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The banana helps create the thick, creamy smoothie bar texture. If preferred, replace it with an additional 50g frozen strawberries, although the smoothie will be slightly less creamy. For an even creamier smoothie, add 25-30g avocado. It has a very mild flavour but gives a thicker smoothie bar style texture.
Frozen raspberries can be used instead of strawberries.
Oat milk or semi-skimmed milk can be used instead of almond milk.
The protein powder can be omitted if preferred, although the smoothie will be slightly lower in protein and will be less sweet. You may want to add a touch more honey.
For a thicker smoothie bowl consistency, reduce the milk slightly.
For the best texture, use frozen fruit rather than fresh.
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under 60 minutes,
under 45 minutes,
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under 400 calories,
under 300 calories,
strawberry,
banana,
+ 20g protein,
breakfast,
vegetarian,
budget,
snack,
honey,
raspberries,
sweet,
dessert,
high protein,
under 15 minutes,
low fat,
summer
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Louise
24 days ago
Sooo refreshing
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Emma L
a month ago
This is absolutely gorgeous great on a hot summers day like today

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Eleanor F
a month ago
Oh my GOODNESS! This is so moreish! I made two glasses worth and had one with breakfast and took the other to work (with the intention of drinking it throughout the day) and ended up drinking it before the morning began! Such a tasty way to get protein in!

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Ellie D
a month ago

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Laura B
a month ago
Really good in this heat and the kids loved it as well
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