two questions

[luvraw]

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[Lay-Lay]

yes you can do that with smoothies. Fast things in fridge : FRUIT, carrots, celery, salad dressing, quick salads, Date balls for a sweet tooth....

[Revvell]

According to Victoria B., you can keep a smoothie for up to 3 days.

Another for the fridge>>> Alissa's Date Nut Torte and her lasagne.

Revvell

[RawVegan4Health]

Just make sure you r green smoothie container is suitable for a vigorous shaking. Even with my Blendtec blender there are tiny minuscule almost microscopic fiber particles that slowly float to the top. After sitting in the fridge for a while you will have a firm "cap" on your green smoothie. A good shaking will mix it all back together though with not problems. With a regular blender, this problem is even more pronounced and it will get a cap on it while you drink it.

As for fridge stuff, I always keep some sort of nut/seed dip around.

[dextera3]

I have been bringing 2 20oz canteens of green smoothies to work as part of my food for the day. I make them in the morning at home, and then eat them later in the day. I'm sure you could even make the smoothies the night before. I've been doing this for about 3 months and haven't gotten sick of them yet! I just try to mix things up, and use different types of fruits and greens each time.

[LightLover]

i am sure there is a trick with a "little ingredient" which makes these smoothies
longer fresh. Any ideas? Of course limejuice, but it's quite dominant.


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[garden granny]

I usually have a green smoothie waiting for me when I get home that I've made that morning. Just shake it up and it tastes fresh like you just made it.:)