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Avocado Energy Booster
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"Avocado and protein powder combine to create and unusual smoothie. The avocado gives it a nice, creamy body and a wonderful flavor!"
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10 m servings 1241 calsOriginal recipe yields 2 servings (3 cups)
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Per Serving: 1241 calories; 46.2 g fat; 82.7 g carbohydrates; 141.1 g protein; 22 mg cholesterol; 107 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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Most helpful positive review
10/14/2009
This was great! I have a low-sugar tollerant child, so I didn't have the sweetened ingredients in my cubboard. I didn't add the sweetened milk, just added the extra fatfree milk. Instead of regu...
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3/18/2008
Wow, that's a whole lot of sweetness... most of the "energy boost" here comes from the high sugar content. Perhaps this recipe would be more appropriately filed under Desserts.
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3/18/2008
Wow, that's a whole lot of sweetness... most of the "energy boost" here comes from the high sugar content. Perhaps this recipe would be more appropriately filed under Desserts.
10/14/2009
This was great! I have a low-sugar tollerant child, so I didn't have the sweetened ingredients in my cubboard. I didn't add the sweetened milk, just added the extra fatfree milk. Instead of regu...
8/26/2013
Gross i never tried avocado and i will never eat or drink it ever again
2/27/2013
I didn't have any ice so i used frozen strawberries and took out the condensed milk and used plain greek yogurt instead. Soooooo goooood! never will avocados go bad in my house again!!!!!
2/9/2013
I made the mistake of actually using the entire CAN of condensed milk. So NOT necessary! Two tablespoons will do