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The Smoothie Guy in Men’s Fitness!

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

I am very proud to announce that the smoothie guy, aka yours truly was featured on page 28 in the August issue of Men’s Fitness in a story about how to make the perfect smoothie.  Its a great article that teaches you about proportions, what to buy, tricks of the trade and how to master your blender.  It even includes my famous  PB&J smoothie recipe.

Men's Fitness

Check it out and let me know what you think!

What’s in your blender today?  Email me: drinkzola@gmail.com; Twitter: @drinkzola.

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The Ultimate Breakfast Smoothie

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

When I watch TV, I feel like there’s always a new “ultimate” breakfast sandwich, breakfast burrito or hash brown and egg smorgasbord being advertised at some fast food joint.  To join in the trend, I developed a healthier alternative — the Ultimate Breakfast Smoothie — it’s a combination of all my favorite breakfast foods in a blender.  granola

The Ultimate Breakfast Smoothie

8-10oz Vanilla Soymilk

1 Cup   Frozen Banana Chunks

½ Cup  Favorite Granola

*Tasty Treat – add 2-3oz peanut butter

What’s in your blender today?  Email me: drinkzola@gmail.com; follow me on Twitter: @drinkzola

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Cool Off This Summer: Tasty Tropical Smoothies and Popsicles

Friday, July 17th, 2009

Whether you’re lounging around the neighbor’s pool or hitting up a tropical paradise vacation this summer, cool off with these fun smoothie and popsicle recipe ideas.

Tropical Smoothie

8-10 oz (around 1.5 cups) pineapple juice

1 cup frozen mango chunks

½ fresh banana

*Tasty treat – add 1-2oz dried coconut tropical smoothie

Pour pineapple juice, banana and optional coconut in blender.  Add the frozen mango chunks and blend on medium-high speed.  Pour in plastic cups, add umbrella and enjoy by the pool or beach.

Tropical Popsicles

16 ounces (2 cups) pineapple juice

20 oz frozen mango chunks
3 TBSP honey

½ fresh banana
12 3 oz paper cups
12 wooden sticks

Tasty treat: add 1-2 oz dried coconut popsicle

Pour pineapple juice, banana, honey and optional coconut in blender.  Add the frozen mango chunks and blend on medium-high speed.  Place paper cups on a tray or baking pan. Fill with blended mixture and cover cups with a sheet of aluminum foil. Insert a wooden stick by making a slit in the foil over the center of each cup. Freeze popsicles until firm. Run warm water on the outside of cup to loosen each popsicle from the cup. Makes 12 popsicles.

Have your own great smoothie or popsicle recipe that you’d like to share?  Email me at drinkzola@gmail.com or send me a Tweet @drinkzola.

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