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Honey is an excellent source of unprocessed sugars that the honey bee produces for us by combining plant nectars with enzymes. As well as being a great source of natural energy honey has been used for many centuries to help our bodies heal themselves.
Really creamy and smooth and packed with oils that will feed your skin making it smoother and more supple. Remove the avocado stone. Peel and roughly chop the banana and avocado. Place in blender with the yoghurt and blend till smooth.
Crammed full of vitamin C, huge amounts of antioxidants and a load of energy to keep you going through the day. Peel and chop the bananas into small chunks. Add all ingredients to your blender or smoothie maker and whizz till smooth.
Yoghurt is a staple smoothie ingredient and for good reason. It helps provide that smooth texture that many people love. As well as this the taste goes very well with virtually any fruit. Use Natural probiotic yoghurt where possible...
Try this for a truly tropical start to the day, perfect for the weekend. You'll feel smug as you pull out your prepared manago in the morning.
More and more people are starting to regularly prepare
their own fresh fruit and vegetable juices using either manual or mains
powered juicers. Why are people taking the time to create their own fresh
juices? There are numerous benefits of using a juicer at home, including
health, energy, vitality, taste, absence of artificial colourings, preservatives
and sweeteners etc.
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