Strawberry, Raspberry, Kiwi, Clementine Smoothie Recipe

If I was not confused before, I certainly am now! Allow me to explain, please. Yesterday, I asked on 3 different social media platforms following:

When you are following a food blog, what do you like?
A) Food for Thoughts: stories about our day, events, kids, life, etc. 
B) Not interested in reading, visiting only for the recipe.
C) Content related just to the published recipe.

I received mixed answers. It did not lead me anywhere at all. I am again in square one. If you would like to give me your valuable opinion, I would really appreciate it!

Leave a comment under the post or write a msg. or email (secooking@gmail.com), por favor. Thank you! I will collect all the suggestions and opinions and see how I will continue this blog.

In reality, I know we should keep it short and sweet. Keep readers engaged, not bored and be informative, and helpful. With that being said, you all must understand that this is our corner where we can express ourselves. Do we have to be all business-like, and shoot straight to the point?

I always thought “food for thoughts” would actually make readers or followers relate more to a blogger. I am probably doing a million things wrong over here, but it is my space.

If you would like to follow my so-called blogging “Journey”, plus get the recipe at the end, you are more than welcome to stick around. I will be your entertainer and throw in the information that you will need. I can be very helpful too, if you just ask, politely!

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For me personally, it depends on my mood. I actually like to know a little about a person behind the blog, so If I am the first time there I would go through a few posts and see what is that blogger about.

Then, if I can in any way relate. I am drawn to bloggers that are foodies, mostly family oriented, of course, one that gives me information and a story that I will bite on, etc. But at the same time, I like rawness in the person, one that has an edge, say what is on their mind, and express it well. 

So… Here, I was thinking to share my story how I wanted to slap one mother on the playground, BUT, I will keep it short and sweet!

I am all for violence is never the answer, however, she totally deserved it. Maybe one of these days I will openly write about my views and opinions on motherhood, cause I am highly qualified. 

Today, as you can see I am sharing SMOOTHIE of the day! Do you dig it or not, huh? I absolutely loved it, otherwise, I would not share it, duh!

This smoothie is packed with good stuff. It is vegan, fantastic cleanse, amazing for your skin, full of vitamins and so on. Also, it smells absoluy divine as well, plus it got natural sweetness. 

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Strawberry, Raspberry, Kiwi, Clementine Smoothie

Course beverage

Cuisine Healthy Choices

Keyword smothie, beverage, healthy, breakfast

Prep Time 6 minutes

Total Time 6 minutes

Author Sandra | Sandra’s Easy Cooking

Ingredients

• 4 Strawberry
• 6 Raspberry
• 1 Kiwi
• 1 Clementine
• 4 FL Oz Grapefruit freshly squeezed
• 1/2 cup Ice Cubes

Instructions

1. Wash, peel, cut into chunks. Add grapefruit juice and blend or use food processor until smooth in texture, approximately a minute or so.

Recipe Notes

Clementines are amazing with this combination, however, they are a cross between orange and mandarin, so naturally, you can use either as an alternative. Now, I have not tried this combo with milk or yogurt, you can. I do not see that it would be bad.

 

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