What goes in a blender first when making a smoothie?

Start by adding the yogurt, or a base liquid such as water, juice, or milk, to the blender. Next, put in smaller ingredients, like diced mango, and top off the blender with larger ones, such as hulled strawberries and ice cubes.

What is the best base for a smoothie?

Banana is a great base flavour for any smoothie, and will give you a lovely creamy texture. Other fruits that work well are berries, mango, peaches, plums, nectarines, grated apple or pear, and melon. You may have to add more fruit or liquid, depending on the type of fruit you choose.

Can a blender blend frozen fruit?

While they’re delicious and easy to make, people sometimes put fully frozen fruits in the blender. This can result in lumpy smoothies and, in some cases, can cause the sharp blades to crack and break. Leave frozen fruits out in the fridge to thaw or put them in a Ziploc bag and thaw in a bowl of water before blending.

Do you put ice in a smoothie first?

Place your softer, high-moisture foods in the blender jar first (liquids, fresh fruits and veggies, etc.). Place your hard, solid foods last (ice, frozen fruits and veggies, nuts, etc.). If you’re making a green smoothie with leafy greens, you can put them in before or after the ice.

Can I put frozen fruit in a blender?

Do you put ice in the blender first?

1. Liquids. No matter what type of liquid you’re using — dairy or non-dairy milk, juice, coconut water, tea, or coffee — let this be the very first ingredient you add to the blender.

Are Oats good in smoothies?

Well, oats can do the same thing for your smoothie. They make for a drink that’s thicker, heartier, and all around more filling and nourishing. They even impart a subtle nutty flavor.

Are smoothies better with milk or water?

Water or milk — To help the ingredients blend, I like adding a splash of liquid to the blender. For a smoothie without milk, use water. It still tastes amazing. For more creaminess add milk (dairy or non-dairy both work).

Can I just put fruit in a blender?