How to Make a Pulpy Fruit Smoothie

Buy some pulpy fruit., If you buy fresh fruit, cut the fruit into small pieces, and freeze in a plastic bag or freezer-proof container. , Buy or press some juice., Take desired mix of fruit and put into a blender., Fill the blender with enough juice...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Buy some pulpy fruit.

    Using pulpy fruit avoids having to use ice as filler, and adds a superior level of smooth to the smoothie.

    Pulpy and fibrous fruits like orange and apple make a better base for the juice.
  2. Step 2: If you buy fresh fruit

    , Orange juice, apple juice, and similar freshly-pressed juice work the best, but any juice will do, even soy milk or water based juice. , Get creative, and try different combinations of different kinds of juice. ,,,, If you prefer a thinner smoothie, add a little more juice and blend it in well. ,,
  3. Step 3: cut the fruit into small pieces

  4. Step 4: and freeze in a plastic bag or freezer-proof container.

  5. Step 5: Buy or press some juice.

  6. Step 6: Take desired mix of fruit and put into a blender.

  7. Step 7: Fill the blender with enough juice to just cover the fruit.

  8. Step 8: Cover the blender

  9. Step 9: unless you want more of your creation to end up on the walls than your glass!

  10. Step 10: Pulse the blender a few times to chop the fruit (Use the "ice chop" feature on the blender if it has one).

  11. Step 11: Mix for 1-2 minutes on the "High Blend" setting until the contents are smooth and there are no visible chunks swirling around.

  12. Step 12: Pour into a tall glass.

  13. Step 13: Drink and enjoy!

Detailed Guide

Using pulpy fruit avoids having to use ice as filler, and adds a superior level of smooth to the smoothie.

Pulpy and fibrous fruits like orange and apple make a better base for the juice.

, Orange juice, apple juice, and similar freshly-pressed juice work the best, but any juice will do, even soy milk or water based juice. , Get creative, and try different combinations of different kinds of juice. ,,,, If you prefer a thinner smoothie, add a little more juice and blend it in well. ,,

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