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Homemade Smoothies

Hi guys!
I'm sorry I haven't posted in a while, so here is a recipe for you💓.

Smoothies

 Things you will need:

 1 banana (You can always double or half the ingredients if you want to make a bigger or smaller smoothie)
Apple (or orange) Juice
5 - 10 Strawberries
5 - 10 Raspberries
A knife
Chopping Board
Blender

Method

 First, chop up your banana(s) and take off the stalks of your strawberries. Then put them in to the blender. Next, take your raspberries and put them into the blender. After that, fill the blender with your apple or orange juice, (there should be a line that tells you how much you can put in) and screw on the lid (if you have a blender like that 😂) . Then, blend your smoothie! Wait till most of the bits in the smoothie are gone until you pour your smoothie into glasses or jugs. If you are making this smoothie a day before serving it, I recommend keeping it in the fridge, or the fruit could go off.

I really hope you like this smoothie. I normally make this when I have friends coming round and it's really hot. Please comment what I should do in other posts, because I have nothing to post, because I have not been doing much cooking lately!

P.s Sorry there is no photo!


Thank you so much,
Flora xx

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