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Banana Ice Cream Smoothie

What you need: 

soy milk
banana
protein powder (optional)
dash of cinnamon (optional)

What you do: 

Once your banana is ripe, with some brown spots on it, take it out of the peel, cut it up in 4ths or 5ths, and place it in the freezer.
Once frozen, place the banana in a blender with 1 cup of soy milk, some protein powder and a dash of cinnamon.
You will have a deliciously creamy smoothie that is like soft serve ice cream but good for you!

Preparation Time: 
5 min
Cooking Time: 
Servings: 
1
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SO HOW'D IT GO?

ice cream-like consistency is good - I made one for my niece recently and she was so confused: she tried to drink it, she tried licking it, we gave her a spoon and she wanted it in a bowl by which time it had become a bit more runny and the spoon was dispensed with, she returned to drinking it, one thing's for sure she was determined to have it!

HAHA OMG THAT IS SO FUNNY!

So I tried this, but duh should of read directions first- I read the ingredients and was like oh this is good-goes to make-drinks-comes back and reads recipe, and im like -_- omg (retard) lol! so I will try this when i get more bananas. lol :-D

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ice cream-like consistency is good - I made one for my niece recently and she was so confused: she tried to drink it, she tried licking it, we gave her a spoon and she wanted it in a bowl by which time it had become a bit more runny and the spoon was dispensed with, she returned to drinking it, one thing's for sure she was determined to have it!

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My husband makes something like this *every* day after rollerskating.  He keeps a gallon-size bag in the freezer, and whenever we have bananas that start to get too ripe, he peels, them, breaks them in fourths, and puts them in the bag, so they're always ready. 

He calls his a "milkshake" and gets it to a more ice cream-like consistency by first putting in the frozen bananas, pouring soy milk over them, letting it sit there in the blender for a few minutes, then blending, then adding any other ingredients and blending again.  He usually adds chocolate chips and either a little peanut butter or mint extract.

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I added blueberries to my frozen nana smoothie for this morning's breakfast and it was gorgeous, even my fella said it wasn't bad when I forced him (er, i mean, encouraged him ;)) to taste it and he's not big on fruit or smoothies!

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wow i can't believe what a difference a frozen banana makes! i made this once before without freezing the banana first and it wasn't nearly as creamy. it's as good as a milkshake! deelish!

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Ok I can't believe how simple this is and I don't know why I never thought of this before, its doesn't sound that amazing, but although so simply it is like the best breakfast shake ever, my mouth has been watering all day I want another one sooooo bad.  Its is SO GOOD! I used vanilla almond milk. :-)

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add some carob powder - mm mmm.... so yummy!

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Mine didn't turn out quite like soft serve, but yummy nonetheless.

I had chocolate soymilk in the fridge, chocolate protein powder, and I put in too much cinnamon by accident but the cinnamon really makes this.  I put the cut-up banana in the blender cup and put it all in the freezer.

Great recipe!

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this rawks!
i have been doing this for years.
variations:  chocolate protein powder
or
peanut butter - frozen banana n soymilk
or
frozen mango and orange juice with frozen banana
or
frozen strawberries and banana with soy milk
etc etc
this is my favorite breakfast in the warmer months
or a nice - ice cream/shake like treat

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