does a green smoothie with pears and banana make a bad combination?

Question by hi: does a green smoothie with pears and banana make a bad combination?
The only light fruits I have right now are banana, pear, and blueberries aren’t light, but they wouldn’t create a pukey color mixed with green, so those too. When I add red (strawberries) I get the brownish color. I have romaine lettuce and spinach.
Color doesn’t matter to me, but I need to make it look appealing to someone who as never had one before.

Best answer:

Answer by Chad
It all depends on your taste. Some people will like it, others won’t. Experiment with different fruits/veggies and see what you like

What do you think? Answer below!

Juice Smoothies

Juice Smoothies provide essential nutrients and vitamins to help boost your immune system and promote health. Juice smoothie are becoming more popular as a great way to get your daily allocation of fruit and vegetables. To have your juice smoothie is very easy.

Juice smoothie is made from blending of fruit or vegetable with milk or yogurt. You can try to mix several fruits or vegetables to get different taste. You can create your own juicing in a glass to suit you, recipes are great for experimenting.

How to make juice smoothie?

If you don’t like many juice smoothie recipes are very forgiving, you can pretty much change them to suit your taste and needs. There are however a few tips that will save you money and make your juice smoothie taste great.

Strawberry smoothie recipe

1 Banana

A handful of strawberries

Low fat milk

Start your juicing by adding the ingredients into your juicer and blend until it has a smooth texture, pour into a glass and enjoy. Chopped up frozen strawberries and very ripe bananas will help you to have best result. Green bananas tend to taste less like bananas so let them go brown.

Juice smoothie is ready for drunk. This makes a very low fat meal in a glass, it will keep you full for ages and the natural sugars are an easy to digest energy source.

Sometimes, fresh fruit can be quire expensive. You can use frozen fruit, freezing preserves the nutrients in many fruits and vegetables. Tinned pears and peaches can be used to bulk out your juice smoothie.

If you buy berries then freezing them not only makes them last longer but stops them losing the vitamins they contain. Frozen fruit also tends to bring out the taste when used in a smoothie.

If you want to buy a tinned fruit make sure you get tinned fruit in fruit juice rather than syrup. You have to wash any fresh fruit you buy, unfortunately the commercial growers spray a on of chemicals on fruits and vegetables that can make you ill. Buy organic if you can afford it.

- mudaffar

How do I make a smoothie with like no fruit?

I have vanilla icecream.
and mandrin orange slices. And a pears halves. And apple juice. And blueberry-aci`a berry juice.
- Samantha :D

HELP! I made a green smoothie with spinach, raw honey, and fruit and now have extreme pain in my abdomen?

I drank this about 4 hours ago. The smoothie had spinach, bananas, pears, and an apple with some raw honey that I have never tried before. Earlier in the day, I went to a Green Smoothie class and sampled some other green smoothie drinks, but felt fine after these. Could the raw honey be causing this? I just took some tums to help relieve this pain. Is there anything else that I can do?
- Joyce

Fruit Smoothie Recipes * Blueberry Recipes * Blueberry Smoothie Recipe – YUM!

A Blueberry Recipe even your kids will enjoy! A *truly* delicious and nutritious Fruit Smoothie Recipe ? * I ngredients * — 1 pint of Blueberries (fresh or freshly frozen by you!) — 4 Pears — 2-3 Kale leaves (or another leafy green of your choice) — 4 fresh Plantain leaves (if available; or another herb of your choice) — 1 Young Coconut (water) * P reparation * — 1) Place all ingredients in your Vita-Mix, or another high-powered blender of your choice bit.ly or bit.ly — 2) If you didn’t use …
- liferegenerator

Is there a smoothie with only the fruit, banana?

I only have the fruit banana and some pears… i have icecream, yogurt and all the other things that are needed for a smoothie. i also read about a smoothie with starbucks and banana – is that good?
what do u put in it is what i mean
- Ami

We talk about juicers enough, but here is our thought on our other favorite tool of choice, the blender. A decent blender in your kitchen is a brilliant tool for healthy drinks no mess, no waste and great easy to digest drinks! The blenders we offer are all tough boys, plenty of power offering easy liquidizing of fruits and veggies, we think when you adopt a raw and fruity life you will need equipment you can depend on.

What to look our for when you buy a blender

POWER, at least 900 watts but the more the merrier, a really powerful blender will make smoother smoothies quicker than a low power machine.

QUALITY particularly in the power socket, a cheap blender will ALWAYS break where the drive from the motor meets the blade driver.

JUG SIZE again, if you are making drinks for the family, the bigger the better, and allow for the drink sloshing around.

CONTROL speed control is an advantage, at low speed you can fold oils and powders into your drinks at high speed you can mill nuts and seeds.

EASY to clean, look for wipe clean surfaces, and simple to clean contours.

Keep things interesting too, if like me you can be a little lazy, equip yourself with a decent recipe book so you’ve always got new things to try. This keeps me primed with new mixes to try and knowledge of the effects of natural additives such as spirulina! There are TONNES of hip books out there, they’re a great help in keeping things fresh!

When you’ve got the time double up the juicer and blender for max nutrition, juice some carrots, ginger and tender stem, throw that juice in the blender and add some pears, pineapple, half an avocado and a couple of scoops of essential food and KAPOW, there you have broad spectrum natural nutrients in a glass! Take a look at our juicer-blender deals.

Remember, the point of consuming smoothies as well as them tasting really good is that liquidized food is easier to digest than food you chomp up, this means it takes less energy to digest and is more thoroughly digested.

If you are new to this fresh and juicy lifestyle here is some help deciding if you need a juicer and a blender and what each tool is for.

So here are a few of our favorite things to chuck in the blender..

Pineapple: just slice it up trim the skin and lob it in

Avocado: a total favorite total food here at JP towers you can’t go wrong with avocado in the mix

Banana: a smoothie staple, too fleshy to juice so in the blender it goes

Berries: blue, straw, black, you name it berries are good for you and add great taste to a smoothie.

Kiwi fruits: rammed full of vitamin C slice them, scoop them and throw it in the blender, the seeds crush up nicely and add protein.

Oranges: buy seedless oranges peel them and blend them great and no waste!

Apples: peel and core they blend well in a powerful machine.

Melon: high water content, great for thinning out a drink so it will go up a straw OK!

Peach: stone out then blend and great taste and texture to any drink

Nuts and seeds: add protein and more to your smoothies with a handful of nuts and seeds. So easy to do and really worth while.

I hope you found this useful and are inspired to start making your own healthy smoothies at home

- Robert

Banana Pearberry Smoothie Recipe

1 medium banana
1 cup pear nectar (Goya brand is very good)
1 tablespoon seedless raspberry jam (use Polaner all-fruit if possible)
6 ice cubes or. . . 1 cup of ice

Place all ingredients into a blender. Blend on high speed until all of the ice has dissolved and the consistency is smooth, about 2 minutes.

Pear Raspberry Smoothie Recipe

2/3 cups soy milk
1/4 cups dole country raspberry concentrate
3 ripe pears, cored
12 ice cubes

Place soy milk (or your choice of any other milk or non-dairy substitute) and all remaining ingredients in blender in order given. Blend until smooth and creamy.