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    Thursday
    Oct272011

    Another use for jam...spoon it into a smoothie!

    The quickest way I know to put some pizzazz in a protein smoothie is to add homemade jam. No hard and fast rules here. Feel free to experiment by trying different fun combinations.

    This morning I added a spoonful of Red Raspberry Jam to my usual blend of ice, nonfat yogurt, fresh bananas, protein powder and water.... 

    ...gave it a whirl...

    ...and 15 seconds later I had a quick breakfast that reminded me of summer sunshine. Fresh raspberry flavors came shining through on an otherwise dreary October morning.  So if you have a jar of jam, jelly or preserves in your fridge, don't just spread them on toasted bread. Get creative!

    I'll leave you with a few more ideas for smoothie & milkshake add-ins:

    Peanut Butter & Grape Jelly

    Chocolate Syrup & Cherry Preserves

    Apple Butter with a sprinkle of cinnamon

    Bananas & Orange Marmalade

    Vanilla Syrup & Strawberry Jam

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