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BLUEBERRY, BASIL & BOOCH SMOOTHIE

BLUEBERRY, BASIL & BOOCH SMOOTHIE

I love this fresh & flavourful gut-healthy blueberry, basil & kombucha blend.

The blueberries and basil pair beautifully and you get a wonderful creaminess from the frozen cauliflower (trust me!) and coconut milk.  Better still, it’s packed with all the goods — micronutrients, fibre, healthy fats, protein, and pre & probiotics too!

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CHERRY CHEER SMOOTHIE BOWL

CHERRY CHEER SMOOTHIE BOWL

Honestly, folks, this is one to try.  It’s thick and creamy and tastes like CHERRY ALMOND ICE CREAM.  Except it’s dairy and refined sugar-free and packed with veggies (yes, real veggies!), vitamins & minerals, antioxidants, fiber, healthy fats, protein, and pre and probiotics!  My chicklets LOVE it and I feel good about giving it to them — even for breakfast!

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PEAR DATE DIVA SMOOTHIE

PEAR DATE DIVA SMOOTHIE

One should not overlook the humble pear!  Pears are juicy and delicious, but they are also little nutrient-dense, fibre-rich, antioxidant-loaded powerhouses.  Here pears pair beautifully with Medjool dates and warm spices to make a gorgeous smoothie fit for a diva! 
 

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TB&J (Tahini, Beetroot & Jam) SMOOTHIE BOWL

TB&J (Tahini, Beetroot & Jam) SMOOTHIE BOWL

Make way PB&J, cuz there's a new kid at the breakfast party!  My TB&J — or tahini, beetroot & jam — smoothie is super yummy and packed with all the goods.  Sure, it may sound a little strange, but this creamy & dreamy blend tastes like an ice cream sundae while delivering veggies, fibre, healthy fats, protein, and antioxidants galore!

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CANTALOUPE CRAVING SMOOTHIE

CANTALOUPE CRAVING SMOOTHIE

Show your body some love with this refreshing cantaloupe & hemp heart smoothie.  It is packed with vitamins, minerals, fibre and antioxidants, as well as healthy fats and protein from the nut butter and shelled hemp seeds.

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PEAS PLEASE SMOOTHIE

PEAS PLEASE SMOOTHIE

Yup, that's right — a green pea smoothie!!

As a kid, I loved to pick the pods from the garden and eat the little sun-warmed gems straight-up!

And green peas pack a nutritional punch, too!  They are rich in vitamins & minerals including vitamins K & C as well as disease-fighting antioxidants like coumestrol, which is believed to reduce the risk of stomach cancer.  Furthermore, one cup of peas contains approximately 8 grams of fibre and 8 grams of protein.

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PINK PASSION SMOOTHIE

PINK PASSION SMOOTHIE

This watermelon and tahini combo may sound kinda strange, but it is incredible.  Honestly, don't knock it till you've tried it!  Here I added probiotic yogurt for a slightly tangy, pretty pink gut-healthy smoothie my whole family enjoys.  Oh — and it also happens to be absolutely packed with veggies, antioxidants, fibre, protein, healthy fats, and adaptogens, too!


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STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER SMOOTHIE

STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER SMOOTHIE

Oh John Lennon, I wish!  But I am certainly grateful every time strawberry season arrives!

Strawberries are a blessing for the body and mind as well as the taste buds.  They are loaded with fiber and vitamins & minerals including vit C & K, folate, manganese, and potassium.  Strawberries are also rich in amazing phytonutrients like anthocyanins that are believed to help burn fat, boost memory, build bone health, reduce inflammation, and stave-off cancer and cardiovascular disease!

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PAPAYA PARTY SMOOTHIE

PAPAYA PARTY SMOOTHIE

Frozen papaya & cauliflower has got to be one of my absolute favourite combos.  And this smoothie is honestly next level thanks to the addition of tahini.  Tahini is my latest breakfast obsession and if you haven’t tried it in a smoothie yet, I strongly urge you to give it a go -- #heavenly !! 

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APPLE RHUBARB CRISP SMOOTHIE

APPLE RHUBARB CRISP SMOOTHIE

We love rhubarb season at my house!  This is a nutritious and delicious smoothie inspired by one of my husband's favourite desserts.

Fresh raw rhubarb is extremely low in calories, being composed of 95% water. It is a good source of vitamins including K & C as well as dietary fiber.  In fact, 100g of raw rhubarb contains only 21 calories but 5 g of fibre. It also contains additional phytocompounds including anthraquinones which can help with constipation and blood sugar regulation and are believed to have anti-cancer properties.  

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