Kiwi Banana Shake

"I just discovered Kiwi and bananas go together very well. This is pretty versatile-the banana can be adjusted for how thick you like your shakes. I'm still experimenting, so let me know how to improve this."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
2
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ingredients

  • 1 12 cups ice
  • 1 -2 kiwi (or more if you love kiwi)
  • 1 tablespoon sugar
  • 1 -2 banana (used for taste and thickening)
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directions

  • Throw this all in a blender and pulse and/or just puree the heck out of it until you have the consistency you like.
  • Hope you enjoy!

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Reviews

  1. Yummy! I used 2 frozen bananas, one room-temperature banana, and 2 kiwis. I added some water thinking my blender would need it to get going, but I think the kiwis would probably have taken care of that. So we got smoothie more than shake, really. But good nonetheless! Thanks! Reviewed for Healthy Choices ABC tag game.
     
  2. Skip the sugar 1-2 Tspn of honey 6-8 ice cubes 2 Kiwis 1 Banana 1/2 cup of water Shake turned out really nice
     
  3. Sine my gastric sleeve surgery, I'm always looking for recipes for my protein shakes. I used 2 kiwis, 1 frozen banana, a splash of vanilla almond milk, & my protein powder. It was THE TASTIEST, most filling breakfast I've had since my surgery!!! Thank you for sharing your recipes.
     
  4. I used 2 kiwis and 2 bananas. The shake was good. We made an extra batch for freezer pops.
     
  5. Refreshing and easy. I used honey instead of sugar. Will make this again !
     
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Tweaks

  1. As mentioned, I skipped the sugar and used Honey which was great. I also added a dash of Coconut Milk which thickened it up slightly. Overall a good combination.
     
  2. Skip the sugar, use honey
     
  3. Refreshing and easy. I used honey instead of sugar. Will make this again !
     

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