Mineral Loaded Smoothie

A wholesome and nutritious blend packed with essential minerals for your well-being. Start with a base of unsweetened coconut milk, a choice of almond or cashew butter, or even half an avocado if you prefer full-fat canned milk. These ingredients provide a creamy and nutrient-rich foundation.

Enhance the flavor profile with a hint of cinnamon and a dash of pink salt, adding depth and a touch of seasoning to the smoothie. For a natural sweetness and a boost of essential minerals, include half a banana or 1/3 cup of any tropical fruit like mango, pineapple, melon, or cherries.

To up the protein content, add a serving of vanilla protein and a generous half cup of cottage cheese. This combination provides the essential amino acids and nutrients your body needs. For a mineral-rich kick, incorporate one to two cups of fresh or frozen spinach, which is a great source of minerals like iron and magnesium. To keep it cool and refreshing, add a cup of ice, creating a delightful texture and temperature for your smoothie.

Blend all these ingredients together, and you'll have a Mineral-Loaded Smoothie that's both delicious and packed with essential minerals. Enjoy the benefits of this nutritious and flavorful blend!

INGREDIENTS

• 1 c unsw coconut milk

• 1 T almond or cashew butter or 1/2 avocado (if used full fat canned milk, skip altogether)

• 1/2 tsp cinnamon

• 1/2 tsp pink salt

• 1/2 banana or 1/3 c any tropical fruit (mango, pineapple, melon, cherries)

• 1 serving The Peachie Spoon Vanilla Protein Powder

• 1/2 c cottage cheese

• 1-2 c fresh or frozen spinach

• 1 c ice

STEPS

1. Add ingredients in order listed to the blender and blend well. Topped mine with some bee pollen.

    

   Notes: This is full of potassium and magnesium but tastes like a treat. Perfect if in a season of higher stress or pregnant/nursing to promote more milk and balance our hormones. Our magnesium is depleted from stress and most aren’t eating as many potassium-rich foods (white potatoes, tropical fruits, & bananas) as they used to. Both are essential minerals for a healthy body. I love electrolyte drops and supplements especially if practicing intermittent fasting or a lower carb lifestyle but this is a way to get them from whole foods which is always the goal, to get most of our nutrition from our food sources when we can.

    

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