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BeadedGraces
02-05-2008, 07:31 AM
I am every where at once in the morning so I don't actually "eat" breakfast...of which I am not all that hungry ...but I do enjoy a protien shake...however one of the main reasons to switching most of my diet choices to raw is the high amounts of protien which is what, I think, it the reason for my stomach "issues". Can anyone please recommend a drink/shake that is easy/quick/and filling? And would it be possible to make a batch of it???

I am starting to crave nector drinks which might give a little of the bulk I am looking for or am I just kidding myself?

thanks!
andrea
p.s still waiting for the Alissa Book...I think I getting a "raw" gift basket from my hubby for valentines day...we will see!!! blog that later~

rawstrength
02-05-2008, 07:39 AM
There are literally hundreds of different shakes that you could try. You should experiment with different ingredients until you find one that you like.
To make a shake, you need liquid, and then other ingredients. I usually use water as the liquid base for my drinks, because I am too lazy to make juice or nutmilk. Coconut water is also good as a base.

Anyway, some of my personal favorites are:
Raspberry delicious
1/2 cup water
2 cups frozen raspberries
1 head organic celery
honey/agave/dates to taste

Chocolate nutmilk
1 cup nutmilk
4 small dates
1 heaping TBS cacao powder

Sweet and salty
4 clementines (blend into a liquid in blender, then add other ingredients)
1 cup frozen strawberries
1 cup organic baby spinach
3 TBS dulse powder (seaweed is so good for you, and actually makes this drink taste amazing)

I always use organic greens in my drinks because for some reason, I can really taste an awefull chemical taste when I use non-organic greens. Non-organic fruit doesn't bother me.

EZ rider
02-05-2008, 09:19 AM
I like to keep my first meal of the day lite and providing energy to get going. I usually start my day with either apple/orange juice or cantaloupe. both great choices IMO.

Conscious Midwife
02-05-2008, 10:32 AM
bannanas, frozen strawberries and kale

usually do the trick for me

if I'm especially hungry then and apple with nut butter is always a good addition once i'm in the car

BeadedGraces
02-05-2008, 11:18 AM
Do you think the nut butters or even milk will by filling? I know I could go and find this in the bevy on knowledge but as my 3 year old screems for juice without saying "please"...I have no time!!! :rolleyes: thanks !!!!

Conscious Midwife
02-05-2008, 11:21 AM
Almong nut milk is very filling i leave the pulp in mix with cacao powder and frozen chunks of banana

Excellent chocola4e smoothie, better than those ice latte things and better than QUICK:p

BeadedGraces
02-05-2008, 12:35 PM
oh my heavens I love bananas and choc. so that is an excellent of just somemany sources!! yumm.....ok! awesome