Alice
Henneman, MS, RD, Extension Educator <ahenneman1@unl.edu>
Strawberry
Yogurt Shake
(Makes 2 servings)
Shh!
Don't tell anyone this shake is "good-for-you!" And all for
under 150 calories!
- 1/2
cup un-sweetened pineapple juice
- 3/4
cup plain low-fat yogurt
- 1-1/2
cups frozen, un-sweetened strawberries
- 1 teaspoon
granulated sugar
- Add
ingredients, in order listed, to blender container.
- Puree
at medium speed, until thick and smooth.
Nutritional
Analysis Per Serving: Calories, 136; Fiber, 2.6 g; Cholesterol,
4 mg; Sodium, 63 mg.
Source:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Eat 5 to 9 a Day program
at www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/5aday/recipes/strawberry_yogurt_shake.htm
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ALICE'S
TIPS:
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If
you usually don't drink pineapple juice, buy a carton of the
6-ounce cans of pineapple juice rather than a larger container.
You'll be ready to make this treat whenever you like! You
may have a few tablespoons of juice left in the 6-ounce can
when making this recipe -- just add it an open container of
juice, such as orange juice, in the refrigerator.
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Any extra shake may be poured into popsicle molds and frozen
for later enjoyment. Or make an extra shake just for the purpose
of making popsicles!
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A no calorie sweetener can be substituted for the sugar in
this recipe.
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If you make half this recipe, be aware a large blender that
is wide at the bottom may not thoroughly mix the shake. Rather,
the ingredients may just spin around the bottom. If you have
problems making single-serving shakes and smoothies, you may
need to purchase a smaller blender that is narrow at the bottom.
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