From The Australian Womens Weekly Diabetic Cookbook. Per serve - 638kj (152cal); 0.9g total fat (0.1g saturated fat); 29g carbohydrate, 3.7g fibre; low GI. Based on metric measurements.
Hi Pat, this was such a nice addition to my breakfast, I like a big breakfast as it sets you up for the day and this went well as a side to my bran flakes with walnuts. I used skimmed milk I can't have soy I am allergic, and I had to use canned peaches as it's winter here and I just could not get fresh anyplace that's what I get for making it in December the cinnamon flavour was great I love cinnamon and it's good for us diabetics too. I will be keeping this one and will get fresh peaches next time. thanks for posting a very nice recipe. Made for PARTY TIME December 2010
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Nice smoothie! I meant to use frozen banana, but forgot to "make" some, so instead I threw in one ice cube and that made it more slushy like. I scaled this back to make enough for 2 - it's a very filling smoothie, really like the cinnamon flavour. Our peaches weren't really ripe enough and definitely not sweet enough yet, so I added in more banana and that did the trick. I think vanilla soy in this would be fabulous. Thx Pat!
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Very good smoothie. I halved it and made it with skim milk for dessert. The cinnamon was a pretty strong flavor, but it was still great. Made for Holiday Tag.
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