Monday, December 17, 2007

Kale, Cucumber, Apple, Pineapple Smoothie


loving this smoothie of the moment.
feels so healthy, green, delicious!

2 leaves of kale, stem cut out
1 cucumber, peeled
1 apple, peeled
handful of fresh pineapple chunks
water, decide how thick or thin you want your smoothie

blend in vitamix or high powered blender.

11 comments:

Talina said...

Yum, that sounds very good! Thanks for the recipe... When more fruit is in season I'll buy some and try this out!

Kristen's Raw said...

Just stopping by to say Happy Holidays :)

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

Yum

Naturegirl said...

This green drink sounds like it is just what I need to recover from my shingles that hang on 3 months later and my latest..a broken ankle!!
I sure need healing medicines...in natural foods that is!
Wishing you Seasons greetings and a health New Year! hugs NG

Gina said...

Wow! That sounds so fresh.

Anonymous said...

sounds lovely - also love the buddha notebook
xxxx

Anonymous said...

I can't wait to try this one. Talk about a 'power smoothie'! Thanks

Anonymous said...

Hello,

My name is Prabhu, I work with Dhrumil at welikeitraw.com

We're collecting the contact emails of people in the raw food community and I was hoping you could send me yours. Would you mind shoot me an email at prabhu@dboost.com

The reason I'm asking for it is that Dhrumil and the team at We Like It Raw are trying to unite all the bloggers with a common sub-site.

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Anonymous said...

Try it with bananas. I make a drink of Kale, collards and bananas. I add water to thin it out if needed. I have tried it with strawberries, orange juice, melon, pears, cherries and with dates. Just remember that sometimes combining the fruit with the greens can cause intestinal distress (gas and bloating).

Love your recipe and will add it to my mix.

Peace,

Scott

You are what you eat.

Unknown said...

Love your site and attitude...Just wondering why you don't use the peels? Possibly because they are not organic? Or do you have another reason?

jessica said...

annie, no reason not to use the skin if it's organic.