These super healthy smoothies combine all the benefits of chlorophyll with the lovely sweet taste of fruit. The magic green colour is provided by a wide variety of greens.
I love to make my smoothies using almond milk. If nut milks aren't your thing simply add filtered water for a lighter, and possibly even healthier smoothie.
This recipe makes a lovely sweet creamy green smoothie.
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My favorite edible greens for smoothies include baby spinach, parsley, seaweed flakes, romaine lettuce, and sunflower sprouts.
Dates are my favorite healthy sweetener. The number of dates depends on how sweet you like your smoothie, how ripe the banana is, and how bitter the greens are. Sometimes I don't use any at all, and other times I use three or four.
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Delicious!
Figs are an alkalizing sweet fruit, full of tiny seeds. As well as a good source of calcium they also contain potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, and trace amounts of iron, selenium, manganese, copper and zinc.
For a more detailed analysis of the nutrients found in raw figs visit the USDA National Nutrient Database and enter "raw figs" into the search box.
I use a fresh ripe fig in this recipe.
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Delicious, creamy, and very filling.
Parsley is reputed to contain three times as much vitamin C as oranges, and is rich in iron and vitamin A. It also contains calcium, folate and potassium.
Both flat and curly leafed parsley are great in the following recipe.
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Makes a lovely breakfast, lunch, or light dinner.
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