From: ladypit
On Feb 8, 2005
Very yummy. I quartered the recipe and therefore used 1.5 cups skim milk and 1/8 cup of sweetener (splenda). I then a little more then doubled the fruit called for because I, like Jenny, wanted a thick fruity shake. Very tasty.
From: Jenny Sanders
On Nov 16, 2002
I used frozen fruit for this, about 50% more than called for, since I wanted a very thick fruity shake. That's what I got, and boy was it ever good!
From: Roosie
On Apr 3, 2005
Like ladypit I reduced the recipe to 1.5 servings, but rather than adding extra fruit like she and Jenny did, I just reduced the milk to 1 cup instead of 1.5. The consistancy was lovely and it had great berry flavor. I added a little honey too. Lovely pink color and great fresh, berry flavor. Thanks, Dancer^!
From: Ang11002
On Jun 12, 2005
I reduced this to 1 serving and really enjoyed the flavor. Next time though, I will take the advice of the others and add more fruit. Still was good as is though! Will make again..
From: Chef #727989
On Jan 18, 2008
Mmm this was good. Well first i fallowed your recipe and it wasn't sweet enough for me and couldn't really taste the cherries. Then I added some vanilla and almond extract along with fruit sugar and a bit of strawbery yogurt. Now you can really taste the cherries give it a try!
From: KC_Cooker
On Jul 20, 2005
My MIL brought us some fresh raspberries yesterday and I knew this was the recipe to use them in! This was a fantastic! I did doctor up the recipe a bit. In place of the milk, I added yogurt and I added more fruit. This was just sweet enough, not at all bitter, and so delicious!
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