Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Eggnog Smoothie
I tend to keep small amounts of food in the fridge. They aren't forgotten ( well maybe sometimes) but I'm on the frugal side and don't like wasting food.
With Christmas a few days away I had a large container of almond milk I wanted to use up. There was 1/2 cup left, not much BUT seeing a few other things I could use I put together this "smoothie".
We always have banana's in the house and the plan was to make some banana bread but not feeling well for a few days squashed those plans. I told Gabe to finish the banana's but there was one left so decided to add that to the smoothie.
Eggnog is one of my favorites plus yogurt is always in the fridge. I've wanted to take a photo of something in the little Christmas mug and my plan came together.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup almond milk
1/2 cup egg nog
1 small banana
1 6 oz container vanilla yogurt
Cool whip to garnish
Directions:
I don't have a blender in Florida so I added all the ingredients to the food processor and whipped until the banana was smooth.
Pour into glass and garnish with cool whip.
joyeux noël
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I think you should change the name of this blog to Frugal !! You are the most amazing person when it comes to wasting nothing. And the wonderful things you find to make with the leftovers make it seem like you bought the items just to make it. This looks great, Linda. The mug is very festive and I will say cheers to you.
ReplyDeleteI knew you would love this Myra- you know I don't let anything go to waste!
DeleteThis sounds absolutely delicious....eggnog is one of my favorite things. I know I will love it.
ReplyDeleteMine too!
DeleteWhat a great photo-WAIT until Bob sees it....the tree in the back really makes it-all those pretty colored lights.
ReplyDeleteYour creation sounds delicious-and looks it too. I don't often make smoothies for some reason....just never think of it I guess. What a super way to use up the dribs and drabs of items you have on hand. This one looks like a winner, Linda.. Cheers! :)
You would of done the same thing as I did- spot something and think- now what can I do with that.
DeleteI Love eggnog I will try this while I have some on hand. Thank you Linda.. Cheers!!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how you liked it!
DeleteThat looks great and sounds wonderful. I made home made eggnog today. It has become a tradition, that and rum cake and this year I added apple pie from a recipe I found that is called Nebraska style.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Myra, frugal sounds like a good name for how you cook. Have a great Christmas.
Never made homemade eggnog- did you add some booze to it?
DeleteHope you had a nice Christmas, Linda. Thank you for sharing your smoothie--my son loves it and chose it as one of tonight's features!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Thanks Michelle! It's funny cause I needed to use up the almond milk to get the carton out of the fridge and the banana was either going in a recipe or in the freezer. A idea that worked and glad Gabe(?) enjoyed it.
DeleteThanks again for all your support. You are the best!
Linda
Hello cute lady! I bet this little gem made a lot of people happy! Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for being a part of our party. I hope to see you tonight at 7 pm. We love to party with you! Lou Lou Girls
ReplyDeleteMmmm....this sounds amazing...and just perfect!! I love eggnog....
ReplyDeleteI love your eggnog smoothie, it looks awesome! Thanks so much for starting your 2015 with Full Plate Thursday and have a great week!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Miz Helen