Pomegranate blood orange smoothie to slowly sip & savor
On our whole30 journey, our family learned to love POM juice. While the magical fruit has always been a favorite even with our super young early-eaters, it was like manna in the desert to be able to sip some sweet juice.
And it never got old.
But we started adding limes to it, and mixing it up. In fact, one day I made myself a little mocktail that was a lot like sangria. Just non-alcoholic of course. And in the progression that is experimenting with the foods we love to love, things like this strangely satisfying pomegranate blood orange smoothie were born.
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I’m starting the Whole30 tororrow.
Any hints or recipes welcome. I’m giving up my cherry pepsi too
I would say eat as much protein as you can when you get any sort of sugar cravings to start off. And try not to feeda desire for soda with even a piece of fruit.