The Tropical Smoothie That Gets A 10 On 10 For Taste And Nutrition!

    Ingredients:1 cup coconut milk (regular or low fat)1/3 cup plain yogurt (greek or normal)1 banana1 cup pineapple, cubed2 tablespoons honeyIceHow to make:Blend all ingredients together to a consistency you desire.
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    We have all been binging on festive food for a while now and before Diwali comes it is time to take a much needed health break! So whether you are looking to add some fruits into your child’s diet or whether you have joined our KSPMomsChallenge and wanted a health kick, this smoothie is simply perfect! You could even dress this drink up and sip it through a straw and imagine a tropical beach without actually going on holiday!

    This drink combines the deliciousness of coconut milk and the fruity goodness of pineapple and banana. For those fitness enthusiasts and lactose free milk enthusiasts, coconut milk is simply perfect as it is not only lactose free but also rich in vitamins C and E.

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    Here is how you whip this up!

    Ingredients:

    • 1 cup coconut milk (regular or low fat)
    • 1/3 cup plain yogurt (greek or normal)
    • 1 banana
    • 1 cup pineapple, cubed
    • 2 tablespoons honey
    • Ice

    How to make:

    1. Blend all ingredients together to a consistency you desire.
    2. Serve in a tall glass.

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    Rati is a true manifestation of an urban nomad. She has lived and learned in India, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and the USA. She began her career as a journalist with NDTV and then moved to the USA where she worked with the Houston Arts Alliance as an amateur folklorist. A few years later, she wrote and published short stories in anthologies and wrote on bringing up her kids for Scroll.in. That's when she realized she loves writing above all and now tries to earn her bread and marmalade only through that skill. Presently, she is successfully juggling a career at Kidsstoppress, two sons, and a big dog, while talking politics and pop culture with her husband.

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