A Community Recipe by Rosierogers
Recipe Directions
1. Put fruit, soy milk, coconut oil, and half the coconut flakes in blender till smooth.
2. Add stevia to your preferred sweetness.
3. Stir in the rest of coconut flakes for yummy texture.
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rosierogers
Oct 10, 2009
This thing is amazing!
iamaleigh
Oct 10, 2009
This sounds great except that soy milk is not raw. How about homemade almond milk? I often make my green smoothies with a mango, pineapple, and coconut base too!
alive4sure
Oct 11, 2009
I made something similar this morning though with a young coconut, 1/2 pineapple, and one large mango! AHHH.... so delish! Didn't put any greens in this one as lamsleigh does, but will have to try it next time... Thanks for posting.
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issy
Oct 11, 2009
Yum!! I'll definitely have to give this a try.
lauralai
Oct 11, 2009
Must be something in the air today or?.... I just made one with
raw almond milk
frozen banana
frozen mango
frozen pineapple
2 tsps coconut oil......Yummy!
alive4sure
Oct 11, 2009
I made something similar this morning though with a young coconut, 1/2 pineapple, and one large mango! AHHH.... so delish! Didn't put any greens in this one as lamsleigh does, but will have to try it next time... Thanks for posting.
iamaleigh
Oct 10, 2009
This sounds great except that soy milk is not raw. How about homemade almond milk? I often make my green smoothies with a mango, pineapple, and coconut base too!
rosierogers
Oct 10, 2009
This thing is amazing!
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