This is a very simple recipe! A sweet, healthy way to start your day with a delicious, unique flavor.
Used vanilla Greek yogurt (what I had on hand)t, added a few more ice cubes and ended up with a really creamy breakfast smoothie. I had a perfectly ripe cantaloupe and just eyeballed the amount, adding a more than 1/2 cup I'd say, but the OJ still slightly overpowered the cantaloupe flavor. Didn't really matter that much, as it was perfectly sweet, and I enjoyed it.
Read MoreHave made it several times, love it. The last time I had 2spears of pineapple & added it. Nice refreshing taste. Froze some leftovers & my 10mos old granddaughters & grandson ate it with a spoon. They loved it too.
Read More Used vanilla Greek yogurt (what I had on hand)t, added a few more ice cubes and ended up with a really creamy breakfast smoothie. I had a perfectly ripe cantaloupe and just eyeballed the amount, adding a more than 1/2 cup I'd say, but the OJ still slightly overpowered the cantaloupe flavor. Didn't really matter that much, as it was perfectly sweet, and I enjoyed it.
I had about 2 cups of chopped, ripe cantaloupe to which I added about 4 oz plain Greek yogurt, 1 tsp vanilla, 1/2 cup orange juice, 1/2 cup milk, 1 scoop of vanilla protein powder (which I always add) and ice. It came out excellent with a good cantaloupe flavor. I may try straining the next time because it had a little grainy texture.
It was good and really refreshing thanks it's boss
Have made it several times, love it. The last time I had 2spears of pineapple & added it. Nice refreshing taste. Froze some leftovers & my 10mos old granddaughters & grandson ate it with a spoon. They loved it too.
One of my favorite smoothies. I use greek vanilla yogurt and usually add more cantaloupe along with some ground flax seed for extra protein. I freeze cantaloupe so can have it all year.
It 's like drinking a dreamsicle with a fraction of the calories. I used nonfat Greek vanilla yogurt.
this was great my daughter made this for a school science assignment and it was not too hard it was simple and easy
Easy and delicious. I used Greek yogurt.
I used plain Fage, fresh squeezed oj, cantaloupe and agave nectar to make "creamsicles" for a frozen treat later. Yummy!
A great way to get rid of leftover cantaloupe. I made it with just greek yogurt and cantelope with a tiny bit of lime juice to substitute the orange juice.
I used orange Greek yogurt and milk because that’s what I had, and it was delicious!
