Sunday 11 October 2020

Coffee Banana Smoothie

Kick start your morning with this easy smoothie made with bananas and Instant Coffee. It's the perfect indulgence whenever you need a quick pick-me-up. Adjust the sweetness and coffee vibe as desired. They are usually chock full of cream and sugar. While adding frozen banana to a smoothie sounds strange, I can promise that it is completely undetectable in both taste and smell. Frozen banana is my go to ingredient for almost all smoothies. It helps to thicken smoothies as well as adding natural sweetness. I like using almond milk because of its mild taste and lightness. 

Chilled coffee adds the perfect kick of favour. Mix and match your ingredients to get a super-sweet protein smoothie or a darker roast coffee blend. I add a splash of vanilla just to top off the flavor. Sometimes the smoothie gets hot in the blender. But a few ice cubes will quickly take care of that Transform your favorite frozen blended coffee drink into a thick and creamy protein smoothie. This healthy breakfast recipe is naturally gluten free and full of nutrients. 

Check out some more smoothie recipes on my blog like

Aam ka panna

Rose Milkshake

Lychee coconut drink


Prep  time

Blending time

Serves

      10  mins

    5 mins

2 persons

Recipe Type: Breakfast

Course: American Cuisine

Ingredients

  • Frozen banana – 2 large
  • Instant coffee powder - 1 tbsp.
  • Almonds - 5 nos
  • Granulated sugar– 2 tbsp.
  • Vanilla extract – ½ tsp
  • Ice cubes – ¼ cup
  • Dates syrup – 1 tbsp.
  • Flax seeds powder -2 tbsp
  • Milk – 1 cup

 

Method

1. Brew a batch of coffee, let cool, and store in the refrigerator to chill. Now keep the frozen bananas and other ingredients aside and start the process.



2. In a high-speed blender, combine the cold coffee, almonds, sugar vanilla, flax seed powder and dates syrup, mix on a high speed until smooth.

3. Add in more milk to thin out the smoothie if it is too thick. 



4. If the smoothie gets hot, then blend in a handful of ice cubes.
Enjoy right away or store in the refrigerator for up to 24-36 hours. 


5. Pour smoothie into a tall glass and enjoy immediately.


6. Store in freezer-safe containers, about a handful per container.

Notes

Start with ½ cup ice and keep adding more until you’ve reached desired thickness level. Agave nectar to a drizzle or two, or omit altogether. Dates to just a few pieces, or omit them.

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