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The aim of ‘A Taste of Yellow’ was to make a dish containing some type of yellow food. I decided to create this smoothie which contains three types of yellow fruit. It turned out a very sunny, cheerful colour with a very tropical taste.
Mango, Pineapple and Peach Smoothie
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1 mango
½ pineapple
2 peaches
Method
Peel the pineapple and remove any of the ‘eyes’ from around the sides. Slices into cubes and place into a blender.
Remove the skin and pip from the peaches and slices into similar chunks. Add to the pineapple and blitz until you get a puree.
Peel the mango and remove the flesh from the stone. Slice into chunks and add to the puree and blitz everything together until smooth.
Makes 1 litre smoothie
I pureed the pineapple and peaches first as the mango was quite fibrous and I wanted to first create some liquid to help it blend together smoothly.
Update: The roundup of everyones posts can be found here. Barbara recieved an amazing 148 enteries.
3 comments:
Hi,
Nora from Life's Smorgasbord pointed out to me that you've linked to my blog Sweet Sins - I'm so delighted! That way, I also discovered your blog and I'll definitely try those chocolate meringue cookies!
Thanks again,
EVA
Katie this is a brilliant sunny and healthy entry. Thank you for your support.
I posted a link on my own little yellow roundup~ nothing like the great job that Barbara did!
This looks great! It will be berfect for a morning starter.
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