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Cool Summer Smoothies

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Materials

  • milk
  • vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt
  • crushed ice
  • fresh fruit or fruit juice
  • food coloring (optional)
  • blender

 

What to do

  1. Blend 2 cups ice cream or yogurt, 1 cup crushed ice, 1 cup orange juice, and milk as needed to thin the drink out.
  2. Add food coloring, if desired.
  3. Enjoy a cool orange smoothie.
  4. Substitute various fruits or fruit juices to make smoothies of different flavors.

 

-Susan Myhre, Bremerton, WA

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