We managed to spend $165 dollars for less than one minute of locksmith work this week. This is the joy of locking yourself out of the house together trying to find out what the people lurking in front of your house with torches are doing.
Things we have learnt:
Ally – Pick up your keys before you walk outside because Kam may follow you out 5 min later and shut the door behind you both.
Kam – If Ally leaves the door wide open when she’s outside, there is probably a reason.
I at least got to have a sleep-in the next morning (8am instead of 6am) and after plowing through a chunk of big assignment I looked up and realised it was 1pm. I hadn’t even eaten breakfast yet! With references, paragraphs and other assignment-y things buzzing around my head, I needed a quick fueling up so I could dive back into in. That’s where a pulverizing blender comes in handy for some fast nosh. Nothing makes me happier than chopping, dropping and turning a dial to make breakfast.
This shake makes enough for two people, but I drank it all and was full until 3pm when I made lunch. Chia seeds always give me an amazingly sustained energy boost while you might already know that I love kiwi fruit. Home-made magnesium and potassium rich almond milk went in with some super ripe bananas. All this with a cup of water added ended up being the consistency of a thick milkshake – oh and it tasted divine 😀
- 2 kiwi fruit - halved and flesh scooped out
- 2 bananas - fresh or frozen
- 1 cup almond milk (see notes for raw/nut-free)
- 1 cup water
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- Combine all ingredients in blender or food processor and process until smooth (chia seeds will still be visible)
- Serve in two glasses or store half the batch in air tight container or bottle to enjoy up to 8 hours later.
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awesome recipe and sorry to hear you got locked out! 🙂
had one this morning, but no bananas in this house yet, so had strawberries instead and rice milk, yum yum, or should i say nom nom!! 😛
I am so sorry about that keys incident! So much money spent on that 🙁
At least there´s this totally amazing looking smoothie to cheer you up 🙂
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Thankyou honey, and it did cheer me up 🙂 Was funny about though – that night we locked ourselves out, and then two days later we got locked into a shopping centre carpark after watching a movie. The universe balancing things out and having a laugh at us maybe?
Now that´s really funny! Or a bad luck, it depends.. 🙂 It might be better being locked right in the shopping center, not only in the carpark :))
I love kiwi smoothies! Yum. I have never thought of putting lecithin….will have to try that one! Thanks! 🙂
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It works really well to stop blended drinks from seperating, while also providing lots of healthy liver and digestive benefits. I always forget to use it even my lechithin so try to sneak it into my diet now and then. Still have to use it in your amazing peanut butter cups, I didn’t get time to make them the other week 🙁
Just mouthwatering…looks so easy to prepare and delicious!
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Thankyou! It’s so ridiculously simple to prepare and well worth the effort, deliciously sweet and filling too!
Sorry, late replies – haven’t been keeping an eye on FB much Whoops! Thankyou Aurora, it did suck but I’m over it now (still broke though!). Letitia, that sounds amazing! I made something similar a few weeks before this smoothie – but haven’t got around to writing the post yet. Waiting for more warm smoothie weather to blog it 🙂
Ally, your smoothies are the BEST!!!! I love kiwis, but have yet to try them in a smoothie. I love how you use such wholesome ingredients in all of your recipes! 😀
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Thanx honey, I have a strawberry smoothie post I’ve been hiding up my sleeve (or I’ve just been too busy the last month to post anything)! I honestly love kiwi fruit in EVERYTHING. Have been busily planting my new garden plants recently and feeling sad I don’t have the room to have twin kiwi plants to grow my own hehe.