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Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie

Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Recipe
Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie

A really easy and healthy breakfast/lunch/anytime smoothie recipe for those of us suffering with reflux and/or are eating a low acid and pH diet. It's based off of two different recipes in the book "Dropping Acid" by Dr. Jamie Koufman - which I highly recommend.**NOTE: IF YOU'RE A VEGAN, USE SOY, NUT, OR RICE MILK. Recipe is calculated with skim milk, but it's totally fine to substitute. The calories are roughly the same - 90 calories/1 cup.

Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie

How Long Does Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Recipe Take To Prepare?

Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie takes 3 minutes to prepare.


How Long Does Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Recipe Take To Cook?

Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie takes 5 minutes to cook.


How Many Servings Does Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Recipe Make?

Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie makes 3 servings.


What Are The Ingredients For Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Recipe?

The ingredients for Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie are:

INGREDIENTS:
4oz - Aloe Vera Juice from inner fillet
1c - Skim Milk or Soy/Nut/Rice Milk
2 - Bananas, frozen
1tbsp - Ginger Preserves (OR 1-3 tsp grated ginger and
1tbsp sweetner of choice.)
1tbsp - Agave nectar (or to taste)
1tbsp - Aloe Vera (If you can't find the plant, just substitute
one more ounces of aloe juice.)
4-5 - Ice Cubes

NOTES ABOUT INGREDIENTS:
*The Agave Nectar is added TO TASTE; the recipe is calculated calorically for 1tbsp of it, but for many people that will be too sweet. Start small. Personally, I like it really sweet because I hate the taste of Aloe. The Agave Nectar, which has a lower glycemic index than either sugar or honey, is in addition to the ginger preserves. You can also use Stevia. None of the sweetners are necessary, though, if you don't want them or don't need them.
*Start with frozen bananas; just peel them first before you put them in the freezer.
*I usually use 4-6 ice cubes, but you can use however many you want until you get a consistancy you like.
*If you can't find an actual aloe leaf, just add another ounce of aloe vera juice.
*The preserves I use are made from ginger and sugar ONLY; feel free to chop up some ginger and add some honey, though, if you can't find a spread that is ONLY ginger and sugar.
*The ingredients I use are ORGANIC - with the exception of the preserves, which you can certainly make organic by omitting the spread and adding the ginger and sugar/honey/agave nectar individually.
*Again, if you're vegan, use a milk substitue. That's totally fine.


How Do I Make Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie?

Here is how you make Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie:

Put everything in a blender and blend until smooth.2-3 servings; I usually use 3 because it's very filling.Number of Servings: 3Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user ALICEINHERHAIR.


What's The Nutritional Info For Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie?

The nutritional information for Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie is:

  • Servings Per Recipe: 3
  • Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 153.0
  • Total Fat: 0.6 g
  • Cholesterol: 1.6 mg
  • Sodium: 52.2 mg
  • Total Carbs: 34.9 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 2.2 g
  • Protein: 3.7 g

What Dietary Needs Does Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie Meet?

The dietary needs meet for Reflux Banana-Aloe Smoothie is Vegan


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