Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
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BlueBErRy BanANa Whip<br />
By @lilseats<br />
Cooking difficulty: easy<br />
5 minutes<br />
Serves 1<br />
“A delicious, healthy and fruity alternative to cereal or toast in the morning for<br />
breakfast. This is my favourite breakfast in summer as it keeps me cool and is<br />
still highly satisfying. Serve it in a bowl or jar and have a play with your favourite<br />
toppings, the options are endless.”<br />
Ingredients<br />
Method<br />
2 (200g) frozen ripe bananas (frozen<br />
for at least 6 hours or overnight)<br />
¼ cup frozen blueberries<br />
¼ cup coconut water<br />
1 tsp chia seeds<br />
1 tbs coconut flakes, to decorate<br />
Handful fresh raspberries,<br />
strawberries, sliced banana (optional)<br />
The night before, throw your very ripe (spotty) bananas in the freezer.<br />
In the morning, chop up the bananas into 5 cm chunks and pop into a high speed<br />
blender with the frozen blueberries.<br />
Add the coconut water and chia seeds and blend. You may need to scrape down the<br />
sides to get rid of all the lumps.<br />
Keep blending until the consistency is creamy and smooth.<br />
Transfer to a jar or bowl and top with coconut flakes and any fresh fruit.<br />
Enjoy!<br />
Maker’s note<br />
“Smoothie bowls are popping up more and more on Melbourne cafe menus and<br />
this is my take on it. Somewhere between ice cream and a smoothie, it is sure to<br />
hit the spot with that sweet tooth and it is a lot easier on the wallet!”<br />
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