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Thick fizzy Smoothie

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Prep: 3 minutes Cook:

Skill level

Easy

Servings

Serves 1

A thick fruit smoothie made using my Breville Blend Active Personal Blender.

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Ingredients

  • 4 Strawberries
  • Handful of Raspberries (frozen or fresh)
  • Tango orange soda
  • 1 Banana

Method

  1. Start by chopping your fruit. I started with strawberries. Chop of the leaves, then turn it onto the flat side and cut into 4 pieces. Repeat with the remaining strawberries.

  2. Next peel then chop the banana into serveral piece (about the same thickness as your finger)

  3. Put all your chopped fruit into the blender. Then add your handful of raspberries and a small dash of Tango™️ Orange flavoured soda.

  4. Following the instructions for your specific blender begin to blitz the ingredients until there are no lumps. After that your smoothie is ready to serve! Enjoy (If you want a different consistency just keep blending until it is how u want it)

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