From: Mirj
On Jun 10, 2002
Anu, this one is a winner! I first made it last Friday, and it was really good. This morning a light bulb went off over my head, and instead of my plain soy milk I used chocolate-flavored soy milk. The peanut butter/chocolate/banana combination is out of this world! This is going to become a habit, thanks!
From: Charishma Ramchandani
On May 7, 2002
Anu!!!!! This is absolutely yummy! I enjoyed it, really you know what, you are a genius!! I really admire you for the wonderful recipes you post and especialy, lately, I've been making your smoothies and sandwiches, delicious! Absolutely delightful recipes you got!! This was a really good smoothie, and considering the summer months to come in which I'm going to be making this time and again, I wish I could bring the whole sky down for you
5 stars are just too less for this one.
Thank You, Anu! You have made my day!!
From: Bec
On Jun 14, 2002
I made this today and if you like things with bananas, this is for you! I was glad that this was not a drink that only filled the glass halfway-it filled it almost to the top! I love being able to call that much "1 serving"! Also, I didn't mix mine as much, so it was like a malt-type texture- really good- and very filling. Next time I think that I am going to add a little more peanut butter and maybe even some chocolate flavor...or vanilla...or some strawberries! The possibilities are endless!
From: Miss Annie
On Jan 10, 2003
Well, I liked this smoothie a lot! I did use skim milk instead of soy milk. It turned out great, and we loved the flavor. I will definately make it again. Thanks for sharing this recipe, Anu!
From: kimngabe_mommy
On Jan 26, 2008
This is almost like the smoothie I made everyday when I had my old blender. Except I used 2 tablespoons of peanut butter for extra protein and also added between 1/4 and 1/3 cup quick oats for fiber, along with 1 cup skim milk instead of 1/2 cup for added calcium.
From: ErikaNY
On Feb 17, 2009
Believe it or not, this was the first time I made a homemade smoothie! I love them, but always buy them from a mall! (and they're SO expensive). My parents recently purchased a mini-like blender so I borrowed it to make this... drools I would totally pay for this in a mall. In fact, it was better... and I know exactly what was in it (FRESH ingredients). The only thing I changed was my banana wasn't frozen as I made this out of the blue and didn't plan for it. Next time I'll freeze it!! The amount of peanut butter was perfect - a hint of peanut butter, while not overwhelming the banana. It was so refreshing and smooth. And, VERY healthy. I'm going to make one again VERY soon!
From: carlamoose
On Jan 30, 2008
Make sure the ice is crushed. Otherwise, you'll have three blocks of ice in your smoothie.
From: Azriel31
On Jan 5, 2008
This is great for a morning pick-me-up. Easy to make. I tweaked by using 2% low fat milk and 2 teaspoons peanut butter. I also used crushed ice instead of cubed, for easier blending. Thanks for posting this recipe!
From: children from A to Z
On Oct 19, 2008
I had this yesterday for breakfast. This was great! I did follow kimngabe mommy's version. I will be making this often, thanks so much for posting!
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