Huge bag of kale, haven't seen it before. Average fresh bags are 200g and cost just under a pound. Going to chuck it in the blender with frozen fruit to make smoothies. Hopefully no more half eaten squishy bags in the fridge!
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zx636r
3 Jan 1631#15
All sounds grim.....perfect smoothie:
1 x Chicken Madras.
1 x Naan.
1 x 660ml Cobra.
Blitz and drink..
kevsoth
3 Jan 1614#6
My tortoise loves this.
greencode
3 Jan 168#1
Great price and perfect for the smoothies. Tbh, when you buy the fresh stuff just put that in the freezer too. What I also do is buy a fresh pineapple, cut that into chunks and freeze that as you can use that in your smoothies and it also acts as a bit of an ice-cube
summerof76
3 Jan 167#8
Kale is good for you, heat added :innocent:
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greencode
3 Jan 168#1
Great price and perfect for the smoothies. Tbh, when you buy the fresh stuff just put that in the freezer too. What I also do is buy a fresh pineapple, cut that into chunks and freeze that as you can use that in your smoothies and it also acts as a bit of an ice-cube
moneysavingkitten to greencode
3 Jan 162#2
Interesting, I've never tried freezing it before. I think this would still be cheaper though :smiley: I bought two pineapples to freeze yesterday, so it's good to know that will work thanks :smiley:
Do you just put kale and pineapple in yours? I'm all for learning new smoothie recipes at the moment :smiley:
greencode
3 Jan 163#3
My usual is kale (or baby spinach), pineapple (or mango), apple, banana, blueberries (again, you can buy frozen blueberries which is a lot cheaper than fresh) and then a handful of mixed seeds (flax, sesame, sunflower and pumpkin). But I also just throw in anything that's lying around!!
moneysavingkitten
3 Jan 162#4
Sounds nice, thank you :smiley: I'm going to have to get my hands on some blueberries. I think they're the only think on that list I haven't got yet. I haven't tried seeds in smoothies yet, but should really give that a go. Have tons in the cupboard and been wanting to eat more flax seeds :smiley:
thewongwing101
3 Jan 163#5
Mine from the garden freezes very well :smiley:
great price hot
kevsoth
3 Jan 1614#6
My tortoise loves this.
sparky111091
3 Jan 163#7
Great find, every time I buy it fresh half the bag ends up in the bin as it seems to go off quite fast.
thewongwing101 to sparky111091
3 Jan 162#9
Whoops sorry liked your comment by mistake
like it says above you can freeze it but not a lot else you can do with fresh greens except eat them :smiley:
summerof76
3 Jan 167#8
Kale is good for you, heat added :innocent:
joneeboy to summerof76
4 Jan 161#112
Its good for cattle too, which is about all it was originally grown for.
Vanmeerkat
3 Jan 164#10
some other things I put in my smoothies ,I start with some frozen spinach from Iceland ,at this stage you need some juice i lidl multivitamin juice ,then I add a pack of cooked beetroot from home bargains 29p, add some more juice some frozen kale,frozen mixed berries from Iceland then I add a tin of coconut milk from lidl and then add the rest of the ltr carton of juice and we have a glass of this each morning with breakfast .I know this won't suit everyone but its a good way of getting these veg into the kids and teenagers .
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1 x Chicken Madras.
1 x Naan.
1 x 660ml Cobra.
Blitz and drink..
All comments (145)
Do you just put kale and pineapple in yours? I'm all for learning new smoothie recipes at the moment :smiley:
great price hot
like it says above you can freeze it but not a lot else you can do with fresh greens except eat them :smiley: