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Peanut Paradise Tropical Smoothie Recipe

A simple and quick recipe for a peanut paradise smoothie that has an extraordinary tropical taste. This smoothie has dreamy ingredients that add flavor and is super filling. Prepare it at home to enjoy a refreshing smoothie on a hectic summer day.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 2 minutes
Course Drinks
Cuisine Tropical Smoothie
Servings 1

Equipment

  • 1 glass
  • 1 blender 

Ingredients
  

  • Peanut butter
  • Yogurt
  • Banana
  • Milk
  • Vanilla essence
  • Honey or maple syrup (optional)

Instructions
 

Method:

  • This peanut paradise tropical smoothie hardly takes 5 to make it.
  • Start by gathering the ingredients. Grab a banana and make pieces out of it.
  • Freeze it for around 2 hours.
  • Take peanut butter, yogurt, and vanilla and add them to a blender. Give a good blend.
  • Blend it until it combines properly to get a smooth texture.
  • Add banana, almond, or soy milk and blend it again. Add more bananas if the consistency is not thick enough.
  • Add honey or maple syrup if you want to make it sweeter.
  • Now transfer it to a glass.

Instructions

  • Making frozen bananas is very easy. Grab a banana, cut it into small pieces and freeze it. You can use frozen bananas that are available in the supermarket as well. 
  • Use almond and soy milk as they give a very tropical taste to the peanut paradise tropical smoothie. 
  • If you don’t have enough time to get a frozen banana, use ice and give it a good blend. This will maintain the texture of the smoothie.

Notes

  • Smoothies taste much better when you use milk instead of water and avoid ice and use frozen fruit. 
  • Freeze everything before blending. Frozen yogurt and peanut butter will provide more smooth consistency. 
  • If you are not too much into sweets, consider skipping adding sugar as a ripe banana has enough sweetness to balance it. If you wish to make it sweeter, use maple syrup or organic honey. 
  • Use a high-duty blend to ensure a good consistency without lumps. 
  • If by any chance you do not happen to use frozen bananas, add ice to the smoothie. This will ensure that your smoothie has a smoothie-like texture.  
  • Turbinado sugar is generally used in tropical smoothies. You can use honey or maple syrup as an alternative sweetener.
  • Do not blend all ingredients at once. Start by blending the larger pieces before and then add liquid.
Keyword Peanut paradise tropical smoothie