Believe me, it was nowhere near as bad as I thought it was going to be. As both of the teeth are on the same side, I now find myself having difficulties eating, over new year. What a time to be unable to eat, one of the big festivals of the calender. New Year's Eve dawns and I am on four hourly pain relief ...
For everything there is an up-side, and the up-side of not being able to eat much over New Years Eve was a gorgeous mango smoothie on New years Day. I have a fair bit of fruit in the house that needs eating up, so here is my solution
2 mango's, pulp only
2-3 slices melon, chopped
1 braeburn apple, peeled, cored and chopped into cubes
1/4 pint semi-skimmed milk
Place the fruit into a liquidiser and pulse for a few seconds, until well combined and forming a liquid. Add milk to make a more fluid consistency
Chill and serve :)
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4 comments:
I had my wisdom teeth removed when I was nineteen, no wonder I don't feel so wise...HUGS
This looks great! I bet it would be tasty with a dairy alternative too, like almond milk or rice milk. Yum! Thanks for posting!
Ellen
www.Iamglutenfree.blogspot.com
I agree looks great but I can only eat dairy free. I will replace the milk with soya milk. In fact Alpro have some great recipes for those who cannot enjoy dairy with loads of smoothie suggestions. my favourite is the berry fool.
Got a feeling this one will be even better its all my favourite fruits in one glass!!
I agree with Ellen as I can not eat dairy! I'm going to try it with Alpro soya milk. In fact on the Alpro website they have loads of great recipes for smoothies my favorite is the 'berry fool'. But im sure this will taste better as its all my favourite fruits!
Thanks!
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