This shake is filled with all-things-yummy. There isn’t one ingredient that I like over the other, so I am in good shape. :) Ok, I might have fibbed now that I have put some thought into it… peanut butter… all things peanut butter make me swoon.
The key to making a thick, velvety, creamy shake is all in the banana. And not just any banana. First off, it must be ripe. I am talking about a banana that is sporting a brown polka-dotted sports coat if you know what I mean.
Secondly, it needs to be frozen. If you have made banana ice cream before, you understand the incredible consistency that it creates. It will add not only the coldness, smooth texture but also the thick viscosity that every shake offers.
A fresh banana would leave you with the impression that you were drinking a shake hours ago, and it had been left sitting on the kitchen windowsill.
There are so many alterations that could be made to this recipe, but I encourage you to give it a try as is… then build from there. This dink is one of my husband’s favorites. Every time he drinks it, he says, “Man, I would drink that again!” That is code for… make this for me often, please! lol
I am a person with diabetes so can not have sugar. Would Splenda, Truvia or Stevia do?
Dear Fran, yes, by all means… use the sweetener of choice. I recommend liquid NuNatural Stevia (alcohol free). Add small amounts and test to see how sweet you like it. Blessings and enjoy, amie sue
I love the little sleeve you have over the mason jar!!! Where can I pick one up?
Good evening Catherine,
I made it out of an old recycled sweater. :) I did a posting about them here: https://nouveauraw.com/raw-recipes/gift-ideas-raw-recipies/cozy-gift-idea/
Blessings, amie sue