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Passion Fruit Smoothie Recipe with Pear, Apple and Avocado

Passion Fruit Smoothie Recipe with Pear, Apple and Avocado

Name: Passion fruit smoothie
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 5 min
Total time: 15 min
Yield: 1500 ml
Cuisine: International
Ingredients: 3 handful of spinach; 1 bunch of parsley; 1 bunch of pimpinelle; 1 avocado (ripe); 2 pears (ripe, type: conference); 1 passion fruit; 1 banana (large); 1 apple (small); 1 cm slice of lemon (with peel and the juice of the whole fruit); water (as needed)

A green smoothie that always succeeds, even if there is a lack of creativity, the passion fruit smoothie. The recipe can be varied as you like, four of my favorite ingredients form the base: Spinach, ripe avocado, lemon and passion fruit. They make this passion fruit smoothie a full-bodied experience. In my opinion, passion fruit is the most flavorful fruit and turns any smoothie into a cocktail. The lemon, zest as well as juice, takes bitter tips out of the smoothie - Avocado gives the velvety texture that ties all the components together.
Spinach gives the passion fruit smoothie is beautiful green color. It should, always be used in rotation with other green leaves, in my case it is used several times a week, because the result just always great.

Passion fruit smoothie

With pear, apple and avocado

Prep Time 10 Min

Perform Time 5 Min

Total Time 15 Min

Amount 1500 ml

Calories 680 kcal

Cuisine Smoothie

Author Svenja from GrueneSmoothies.com

4.99 from 1060 Reviews

3 handful of spinach
1 bunch of parsley
1 bunch of pimpinelle
1 avocado ripe
2 pears ripe, type: conference
1 passion fruit
1 banana large
1 apple small
1 cm slice of lemon with peel and the juice of the whole fruit
water as needed

Clean ingredients and cut to size suitable for your blender!
Cut the avocado in half, remove the core and place the flesh in the blender container.
Put all the other ingredients in the container and blend for 45-60 seconds until you reach a smooth, creamy consistency.
Enjoy with all your heart!

(result is approx. 1.5 liters - don't worry the taste ensures that someone takes care of it, I promise :-) )

Have fun with the recipe and your variations.

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Svenja from GrueneSmoothies.com

Green smoothies have been my replacement for morning cerals since 2009. They are inspiring, delicious and speak for themselves. They fit into our lives with five kids and lots of joy in creative healthy cooking. I really love to prepare or create new smoothies. Inspired by the Green Smoothie, I combine two of my passions with my job: taking pictures and working with food.

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11/10/2022

Anonym

Hello dear team!
I have just mixed the smoothie described above with a Vitamix Explorian E310. And I also have these annoying little black pit residue in the smoothie from the passion fruit. And the other day also with the pomegranate

Tried sifting it now, which makes a bit of a difference. Also just thought maybe you have to grind or replace the blades from time to time at the Vitamix? I always thought so a Vitamix chops everything if I run the longer.... But was unfortunately only warmer

Gibts a trick? :)
Kind regards from Zurich, Cinzia

11/11/2022

Carla von GrüneSmoothies.de

Hello Cinzia,

thank you for your comment and your questions.
There is nothing wrong with your Vitamix E310 - it is completely normal that you can still feel the seeds in the two fruits - passion fruit and pomegranate. This is the same with any other high-performance blender. Even with raspberries, you will feel the seeds a little bit. Completely normal. To reduce the feeling of the seeds a bit, it makes sense to add creamy ingredients, like banana, mango, peach, persimmon or avocado.

The blades are always blunt, they don't cut the food to be blended, they smash it. That is, the blades never need to be resharpened.

Kind regards,
Carla