Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Strawberry Yogurt Milkshake

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 Have you ever forgotten you had something perishable in the fridge? Well I had a pint of sad limp looking strawberries that somehow go pushed to the back of the fridge.  Luckily they were still perfectly good to eat, but my kids would have nothing to do with them if I just put them out and said, "enjoy".  So I threw them into a milkshake and added some yogurt to make it less guilty.  It turned out fantastic because the tartness of the yogurt cut through the very sweet ice cream.   I felt like I was at the 1950's Happy Days Diner sipping my strawberry milkshake.... all I needed was Richie Cunningham to walk through my door and a poodle skirt to make the walk down memory lane complete.  Yes, I have been watching too much TV.... :)

  Ingredients:
2 cups of cleaned strawberries
1 cup of milk ( I used 2%)
1 cup of vanilla ice cream
1/2 cup of plain lowfat or nonfat yogurt

Directions:
Put all ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth.  Enjoy.


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21 comments:

  1. looks so refreshing,perfectly made and lovely color....

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  2. Mmmmmm....all the goodies I like..... Love it...sooooo refreshing..

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  3. I love strawberries, they are my favorite! It is hot here today and I would love to have that for lunch!

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  4. Fantastic was to use those strawberries. That happend to me a lot and not just with the strawberries, LOL. Looks very tasty, Ramona, I bet the kids drank that up.

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  5. Dang Ramona now I want a milkshake. Looks so good.

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  6. Mmmm, you've reawakened my milkshake craving! :) looks delicious!
    (Also sorry for the long silence, I was busy with commencement/traveling.)

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  7. I am a big fan of yogurt in milkshakes. I love the tangy flavor it adds to the treat. This one looks so pretty and pink! Thank you for sharing!

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  8. Strawberry milkshake is my absolute favourite - this seems like a beautiful refreshing recreation of it my friend :D

    Cheers
    CCU

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  9. Yummy milkshake....happy to follow u...
    do visit my space in your free time..
    Shabbu's Tasty Kitchen

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  10. I would always say yes to a strawberry milkshake since it used to be one of my favorites treats!

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  11. Oh Ramona! How fun (and pretty!) I've had milkshakes on the brain lately and strawberry is definitely my favorite flavor! The great thing about those 'sad, limp' strawberries is that they probably got a little sweeter over time! I bet your kids were thrilled to see these shakes appear that day! I know I would be! I'm putting on my poodle skirt and saddle shoes and coming right over! : )

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  12. Oh Ramona! How fun! (and pretty!) I've had milkshakes on the brain lately! And strawberry is my favorite flavor! And the good thing about those 'sad, limp' strawberries is that they probably got sweeter over time! I bet your kids were thrilled to see these appear...I know I would be! Putting on my poodle skirt and saddle shoes and coming right over! : )

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  13. Sunday, Monday Happy Days for sure, good save!!!!!

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  14. Ooh! I like. Berry + Yogurt is a winner of a combination. :)

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  15. Simple - sweet - to the point. Exactly what I want in a delicious summer fruit smoothie :D

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  16. This would be perfect to sip for dessert on a warm summer night!

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  17. Smoothies or jam - great ways to use old fruit! Love this smoothie!

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  18. Ha! I have to "trick" my kids into eating food sometimes too. I love this way to use up something that was going to go bad...I hate to throw away things too :)

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  19. My grandma hated it when I took some of her strawberries in the fridge for blending. But when she tasted it, she gave me all of the strawberries. LOL, seriously! Strawberries have anti-carcinogenic properties because of the combination of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents found in them. This is clearly the best tag team against the onset of many different forms of cancer. You should tell that to your grandparents also. :)

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  20. Wow. Looks so yummy!! Thanks for sharing this recipe.

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