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Whilst I was in my local Tesco store, I picked up their free magazine "
Tesco Magazine, For Real Living". It's always an interesting read and usually includes some pretty good recipes. Well, I was flicking through the "
January - February 2013" issue and came across their '
Perfect Blend' recipes
(page 115). They all look so colourful and appetising - I just had to give one a go. I chose to try the '
refreshing kiwi fruit, apple, grape and lime' smoothie, firstly because it sounds delicious, and secondly because I already had most of the ingredients at home and if I didn't do something with them soon, they'd probably get chucked away. The sun was out this morning
(for a change) - this smoothie felt perfect to enjoy in this wonderful weather. It's got a sharp citrusy taste to it that literally tickles the taste buds! A great start to my morning - I feel refreshed and ready to tackle the day!
This smoothie serves 2 and is approx. 138 kcal per serving. (The two servings are very small though, so if you like a big smoothie, like me, this would only serve one). The only things I did differently are using a Gala apple instead of the ones they suggested, as it's all we have in our house at the moment. I also used plain soya yoghurt instead of vanilla yoghurt.. But I'm sure these tiny changes wouldn't have made much of a difference to the taste of the finished smoothie.
Ingredients:
- 3 kiwi fruit, pealed and cut into pieces
- 1 apple (such as Cox or Golden Delicious), cored and cut into pieces
- Large handful of green grapes
- 1 lime, juiced
- 100g low-fat vanilla yoghurt
- Large handful of ice
Method:
1. Put the fruit into a blender, then add the lime juice, yoghurt and ice. Whizz for about 1 minute until smooth, then pour into glasses and serve.
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