Ultimate Smoothies: Delicious Recipes for Over 125 of the Best Smoothies, Freezes, and Blasts
by: Donna Pliner Rodnitzky
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From Nourishingly Nutritional to Decadently Delicious—Smoothies for Everyone!
Smoothies are not simply drinks for the health conscious. These quick and filling, tasty "meals on the go" are surging in popularity among people from all walks of life. It's easy to see why. Not only are these refreshing treats nutritious, they're also mouthwateringly delicious! In Ultimate Smoothies, you'll find easy-to-make recipes for the most delectable energy boosting smoothies, freezes, and blasts imaginable. Donna Pliner Rodnitzky shares more than 125 of her yummiest creations, including:
·Honey, I Ate the Banana Smoothie
·The Chicago Berries
·Last Mango in Paris
·Oh My Papaya
·Peach Blanket Bingo
·Shaked-Pear in Love
·Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Smoothie
·And many more!
With a nutritional analysis for each recipe, you can create both healthy and delicious treats from home in this delightful countertop partner to Ultimate Juicing.
From Nourishingly Nutritional to Decadently Delicious—Smoothies for Everyone!
Smoothies are not simply drinks for the health conscious. These quick and filling, tasty "meals on the go" are surging in popularity among people from all walks of life. It's easy to see why. Not only are these refreshing treats nutritious, they're also mouthwateringly delicious! In Ultimate Smoothies, you'll find easy-to-make recipes for the most delectable energy boosting smoothies, freezes, and blasts imaginable. Donna Pliner Rodnitzky shares more than 125 of her yummiest creations, including:
·Honey, I Ate the Banana Smoothie
·The Chicago Berries
·Last Mango in Paris
·Oh My Papaya
·Peach Blanket Bingo
·Shaked-Pear in Love
·Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Smoothie
·And many more!
With a nutritional analysis for each recipe, you can create both healthy and delicious treats from home in this delightful countertop partner to Ultimate Juicing.
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Delicious treats
I liked the way the contents of the book was laid out, although the instructions where very detailed, they are written in way easy to understand and follow. The book not only give me the recipe but also the amount of calories and fat per serving which was a useful aid. The recipes were easy to follow and to make. I would recommend it
Rating: 
- Bad binding, waste of money
This book is cheaply bound.You can barely even read the pages it is so bad.Is it too much to ask to make it possible to read it? Every time I try to open it enough so it stays open, I see the book ripping.Bear in mind, I have thousands of books, so for this to irritate me, it must be pretty bad.
The content is weak.In explaining the virtues of each fruit, all that is given is the history of it and that is rich in vitamin C and fiber.. Wow, I really appreciate that information. ... Read More
Rating: - praise and warning
I agree that the variety of the smoothies is tremendous.
There are a few things that concerned me.First of all,
why does almost all the smoothies contain honey ?
In the, so called, healthy smoothies, all had over 350 calories and some went up to over 700 & some of the carbs were over 100.How is that "healthy"?
I thought it was a waste to use a dozen or so pages telling us how to choose fruit. How hard is it to know how to pick an apple, orange, banana, pear, cherry, ... Read More
Rating: 
- Best of the Little Books on Smoothies
`Ultimate Smoothies' by Donna Pliner Rodnitsky and `The Best 50 Smoothies' by Joanna White are the fourth and fifth smoothies books I am reviewing and it is appropriate to review them together and not review them in the same context as the first three, `The Smoothies Bible' by Pat Crocker, `The Ultimate Smoothies Book' by Cherie Calbom, and `Smoothies for Life' by Daniella Chace and Maureen B. Keane in that these two little books do not profess to be a comprehensive work on smoothies. They just profess ... Read More
Rating: - Great ideas
All sorts of fruit smoothies - no vegetables ones in here.Some have an alcohol kick but most are just fruits.Calorie/vitamin info is provided for each recipe and you can make them vegan by using soymilk instead or regular milk/icecream.
- Delicious treats I liked the way the contents of the book was laid out, although the instructions where very detailed, they are written in way easy to understand and follow. The book not only give me the recipe but also the amount of calories and fat per serving which was a useful aid. The recipes were easy to follow and to make. I would recommend it
- Bad binding, waste of moneyThis book is cheaply bound.You can barely even read the pages it is so bad.Is it too much to ask to make it possible to read it? Every time I try to open it enough so it stays open, I see the book ripping.Bear in mind, I have thousands of books, so for this to irritate me, it must be pretty bad.
The content is weak.In explaining the virtues of each fruit, all that is given is the history of it and that is rich in vitamin C and fiber.. Wow, I really appreciate that information. ... Read More
- praise and warningI agree that the variety of the smoothies is tremendous.
There are a few things that concerned me.First of all,
why does almost all the smoothies contain honey ?
In the, so called, healthy smoothies, all had over 350 calories and some went up to over 700 & some of the carbs were over 100.How is that "healthy"?
I thought it was a waste to use a dozen or so pages telling us how to choose fruit. How hard is it to know how to pick an apple, orange, banana, pear, cherry, ... Read More
- Best of the Little Books on Smoothies`Ultimate Smoothies' by Donna Pliner Rodnitsky and `The Best 50 Smoothies' by Joanna White are the fourth and fifth smoothies books I am reviewing and it is appropriate to review them together and not review them in the same context as the first three, `The Smoothies Bible' by Pat Crocker, `The Ultimate Smoothies Book' by Cherie Calbom, and `Smoothies for Life' by Daniella Chace and Maureen B. Keane in that these two little books do not profess to be a comprehensive work on smoothies. They just profess ... Read More
- Great ideasAll sorts of fruit smoothies - no vegetables ones in here.Some have an alcohol kick but most are just fruits.Calorie/vitamin info is provided for each recipe and you can make them vegan by using soymilk instead or regular milk/icecream.
