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INGREDIENTS

2 Peeled bananas, frozen or
fresh if your bananas
are
giant use one
1 Box Mori-Nu lite tofu
Cranberry juice
1 t Maple syrup

INSTRUCTIONS

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Break bananas into 3" pieces and put in blender. Add the tofu, broken
up a bit. Pour cranberry juice in to almost cover. Blend, adding more
juice if mixture seems too thick. Add maple syrup while blending.  Vary
the texture to your preference, I like it at yogurt consistency.  Pour
some over a cooked bowl of oatmeal and swirl in.  This will make a full
blender of smoothie, enough for 4-6 bowls of  oatmeal. I store the
leftover smoothie in a glass container in the  refrigerator, where it
often mysteriously disappears :-) For some  reason, it tastes like a
strawberry shake.  You can often buy ripe bananas for very little
money. I buy large  quantities, peel them, break them into three
pieces, and freeze them  in zip loc bags. For those that have had
trouble with frozen bananas  in their blenders, maybe it's the blender?
I bought an Oster, which  was about $10 more than the others, because I
wanted the glass  container. This blender model seems to have a very
sturdy little  motor in it.  Posted to fatfree digest by Anne Cox
<coxa@pilot.msu.edu> on Feb 19,

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 1735
Calories From Fat: 215
Total Fat: 23.7g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 4254.4mg
Potassium: 3530.4mg
Carbohydrates: 294.9g
Fiber: 28.9g
Sugar: 215.9g
Protein: 91.9g


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