I love blueberry lemon tarts or any type of blueberry lemon desserts. This smoothie satisfies my craving and is super nutritious! Note: If not using frozen fruit, include some ice cubes so it does not get warm and nasty.
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    Makes 28-32 ounces; approximately 600 calories
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1. Remove kale leaves from stem and place in Vitamix.

2. Place all other ingredients in the Vitamix, except for the lemon. Kale is optional, you can substitute other greens or leave it out completely. I like to get as many greens in my smoothies as possible.

3. Cut, peel, and pith (the white part) off of the lemon and segment it.

4. Place segments in the Vitamix, making sure not to include the seeds because they are bitter.

5. Pour into the Vitamix any excess lemon juice from the cutting board and squeeze in any lemon juice from the flesh that accidentally got cut off with the peel.

6. Start blending on low and increase speed.

7. Blend until smooth, making sure there are no chunks or bits of green left. It should be smooth and creamy.

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I love blueberry lemon tarts or any type of blueberry lemon desserts.

This smoothie satisfies my craving and is super nutritious!

Note: If not using frozen fruit, include some ice cubes so it does not get warm and nasty.

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Awesome! I'm glad everyone likes it!

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This was awsome! I made this today, and shared it with my husband. We both loved it. Thanks!

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I've never tried a blueberry/lemon combo, but I bet it's awesome and tangy and sweet... can't wait to try it once I'm off the master cleanse.

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