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    Save Calories with These Simple Smoothie Ingredient Swaps

    By Sarah-Jane Bedwell, SELF magazine

    The cost for smoothies from specialty shops can be high and the calorie count can be just as high, too! The portions are usually very large, and they may even add sugar, honey, syrups, or other sweeteners. Some specialty shop smoothies can have well over 500 calories per smoothie!

    So instead of spending half of your daily calories on an overpriced smoothie, try making one yourself, using these tips to save money and tons of calories!


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    2 comments

    • Karmann  •  3 months ago
      Wow, that article was informative!
    • elaine  •  Santa Maria, California  •  3 months ago
      Nothing new here. Fewer additions equates with fewer calories, period. Powdered Peanut butter? Where do the oils/fats go? Whiz an apple w/cinnamon and a little sweetener and soy or regular milk... just as great. No ice cream, yoghurt nor other junk; just keep it simple-cheaper.
      • degausser 3 months ago
        I'm glad I'm not the only one who did a double take when I saw "powdered peanut butter".

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