Feb 042013
 

Yummy Raspberry Carrot Ginger green smoothie for the #30days challenge. This week of detox may sound challenging, but it is actually very simple. Just make a green smoothie every day, and include some greens with each meal. I walk around my house munching on raw greens all the time, my friends call me the "Baby Gorilla" lol I also keep sugar snap peas in my fridge for late night cravings (try it, it works great!). Adding ginger to your smoothies is also an excellent way to support daily activity, as it is well-known for its anti inflammatory benefits. I make a cup of hot water with fresh ginger and a quarter of a lemon (immune booster) and drink it in the evening or morning daily. Here's the ingredients for this healthy, delicious Betty Rocker Fitness Green Smoothie  4-5 stalks kale (and I like to remove the stem) • 1 stalk celery • 1/2 orange • 1 carrot or several baby carrots • chunk of fresh ginger • 1/2 cup raspberries (frozen or fresh) • 1/2 apple • 1 tsp cinnamon • optional: 1 packet or scoop of Vanilla Chai Spice Raw Protein Powder • 1-1.5 cups waterGet more healthy, fitness green smoothie recipes on www.thebettyrocker.com along with plenty if recipes and lean body secrets - and be sure to look into the Fuel System (my big awesome immediately downloadable ebook) which in addition to telling you the real deal about food and why we eat clean, includes green smoothies daily in the second part of the program along with grocery lists, weekly food prep and over 50 gluten free healthy recipes. You can utilize the eating program in many ways, as a guide, as inspiration or simply for the recipes - but the information in the book itself will deepen your understanding of food and the nutrients it contains to help you make the right choices no matter where you are. I love this @fitmencook 30-day challenge, and I know you can do it. There are so many great resources on IG and online for you to use, just look at it as a really fun experiment and have fun!! #bettyrocker #bethechange #fitwomencook #fitmencook #bettyrocking #greensmoothies #simplegreensmoothies #healthyrecipes #eatclean #ilovekale #eatyourgreens

This month, I’m participating in a great challenge on Instagram. For 30 days, my friends @fitmencook, @dieffs and other awesome instagrammers are posting weekly fitness and nutrition challengs.

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This week of detox may sound challenging, but it is actually very simple. Just make a green smoothie every day, and include some greens with each meal. I walk around my house munching on raw greens so often, my friends call me the “Baby Gorilla” haha.

I also keep sugar snap peas in my fridge for late night cravings (try it, it works great!). Adding ginger to your smoothies is also an excellent way to support daily activity, as it is well-known for its anti inflammatory benefits.

I make a cup of hot water with fresh ginger and a quarter of a lemon (immune booster) and drink it in the evening or morning daily. For extra internal cleansing, you can also add a Tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to your ginger/lemon tea. Scientific studies indicate that apple cider vinegar helps lower blood glucose, and also promotes a feeling of fullness. It also contains many good minerals, and has antioxidant properties as well.

I will post my daily workouts on my Facebook page, be sure to like it so you can get some daily inspiration!

Here is today’s Green Smoothie.

Raspberry Carrot Ginger Detox Green Smoothie

4-5 stalks kale (and I like to remove the stem)
1 stalk celery
1/2 orange
1 carrot or several baby carrots
chunk of fresh ginger
1/2 cup raspberries (frozen or fresh)
1/2 apple
1 tsp cinnamon
optional: 1 packet or scoop of Vanilla Chai Spice Raw Protein Powder
1-1.5 cups water

  3 Responses to “Raspberry Carrot Ginger Detox Green Smoothie”

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    [...] Also, check out this Raspberry Green Smoothie Detox recipe I found. [...]

  2.  

    Hi! Its super hard to find kale in the UK, do you know of any similar substitutes I could you instead please?

    •  

      Hi Nicola,
      I love kale, but there are many other leafy greens that provide lots of great nutients! Here are some suggestions that are all good: collards, Bok Choy, napa cabbage, spinach, beet greens, dandelion greens, arugula…best bet is to mix up your greens so you can benefit from the spectrum of nutrients they have.
      Best!
      -BR

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