Melon Berry Crush Smoothie Recipe from Pomegranate Cafe

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      Manic:  Need a festive 4th of July treat, but I want something healthy that my kids will also enjoy.

Managed:  Asked the pros at Pomegranate Café for ideas and they gave me their Melon Berry Crush smoothie recipe.  Not only is it red, white and blue, but it is also very good for you!  Read on for the recipe and whip some up for your loved ones on Independence Day!

Pomegranate Cafe’s Melon Berry Crush Smoothie….I call it A Spirit Smoothie

What You Need:

1 1/2 cups chopped watermelon

1/4 cantaloupe, peeled, seeded & chopped

1/2 cup fresh or frozen strawberries

1/2 cup fresh or frozen blueberries

fresh squeezed orange juice

organic whip cream

fresh blueberries & strawberries for garnish

What You Do:

1.  In a blender, combine all the fruits with the orange juice to cover.

Me squeezing the juice fresh from the orange, but I did it backwards! I was supposed to cover the fruit with the OJ! I realized that after the fact. The good news is that the smoothie still came out great 🙂

2.  Blend until smooth.

Before blending.

After blending.

 

3.  Top with whipped cream and fresh berries for garnish.  Serve immediately.

The organic whipped cream and blueberries give this yummy smoothie a festive 4th of July layered look.

The smoothie also looks great in a fun glass!

Not only does this smoothie look festive and fun, but it tastes great and is super healthy for you.  Pomegranate Cafe’s Cassie Tolman tells me that the strawberries are calming, the berries are high in anti-oxidents and the watermelon is hydrating.  Good stuff!

 

 

About Pomegranate Cafe:

Marlene and Cassie – Owners of Pomegranate Café

Pomegranate Café

began as a shared dream between mother and daughter, Cassie and Marlene Tolman. Their vision was to create a space where delicious flavor and nutritious ingredients came together with extraordinary service in a unique, earth-conscious environment. With those elements in place a seed was planted, and in the fall of 2009 Pomegranate grew into a lovely little neighborhood café.
Read more about Marlene and Cassie’s culinary talents on our

team bio

page.