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Big on flavor and relatively low<br />
in calories, these smoothies are<br />
the perfect way to boost your<br />
wellness this year<br />
In the constant struggle to get more fruits and<br />
vegetables into our diets, we could all use a<br />
little help. Enter smoothies. Easy-to-make and<br />
oh-so-delicious, these clever concoctions are<br />
loaded with antioxidant-packed fruits, plus other<br />
wholesome ingredients such as yogurt, green tea,<br />
and tofu. Just give a couple of these recipes a try,<br />
and sip your way to better health in <strong>2019</strong>.<br />
Serves 4<br />
1⅔ cup apple juice<br />
⅔ cup lowfat vanilla yogurt<br />
2½ cups fresh peaches, sliced and<br />
partially frozen<br />
½ cup raspberries, partially frozen<br />
2 cups ice chips<br />
Blend all ingredients in blender, and enjoy.<br />
Per serving: 100 cal; 3g prot; 1g total fat<br />
(0g sat fat); 22g carb; 5mg chol; 25mg sod;<br />
3g fiber; 17g sugar<br />
PHOTOGRAPHY: PORNCHAI MITTONGTARE | FOOD STYLING: CLAIRE STANCER | PROP STYLIST: ROBIN TURK<br />
34 • JANUARY <strong>2019</strong>