Banana Milk Recipe

[klomasius]

Banana Milk

Step 1. Chuck a couple of bananas into a blender or food processor.

Step 2. Blend until it is as thin as you want. Add a bit of water if you want it thinner.

To test thinness, pour a tiny bit into a cup or glass and shake it around a bit. Then if it is not thin enough, drink the contents of the glass or cup and keep blending the mixture. Add more water if you want it thinner.

You can add strawberries, caramel etc.

This recipe is made by my eight year old son Sebastian who wanted me to post the exact recipe (his words) up onto the forum.

:)

[RawVeggie]

well, thanx so much for your son's recipe, i LOVE banana milk and will definitely try this one!! :-D

[spicyfull]

I did that before I became RAW as a way of Drinking More Water. I called it Banana Water. Its Filling and Hydrating.

But A "SPECIAL" THANKS to Mr. Sebstain for Sharing with us his Great Find. How soon will I see you on "Top RAW Chef"?

[contessa20]

Aww how sweet. And I LOVE the name Sebastian. :)

[JennaBoBenna]

Yum delicious! what a great little chef! :)

[Irish_Vegan_Girl]

How inspiring:),

But I'm all out of bananas:(

It's nearly midnight here anyway so, it would have to wait til the morning time:)

Thank you, Sebastian.

[soulstar]

Thanks, Sebastian

This is a great idea!:p

I am going to try this tomorrow since I have some really ripe bananas calling my name. I think I will try adding a couple of raspberries. Yumm!!

[rawfoodmommy#1]

is it best to use fresh or frozen bananas?

[klomasius]

Thanks guys, Sebastian is so happy with all the responses he got!

This is his first ever recipe too, and it's raw! I'm quite happy about that, just a little subversion (he's not raw, not even vegan, he's veg and his dad often feeds him crap).

Rawfoodmommy, Sebastian says either fresh or frozen is good. We used fresh bananas, but we often use frozen bananas in milkshakes.

:cool:

[eachpeachpearplum]

I have shown this thread to MY four year old Sebastian and he wants to do it right now!!

Thanks Sebastian!

Cheers,

EPPP

[SweetTangerine]

That sounds like a good nut-free "milk." Thank you for sharing Sebastian.

[HolyGuacamole]

Thanks, Sebastian! :)