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Smoothie Clean-Up



Let's be honest, after making a smoothie, there is a mess.  Who wants to make a smoothie when all you can think of is the mess to clean afterwards?  I thought the same until I realized that I could clean the blender as fast as I made the smoothie, before my first sip.


What you'll need:

Dish soap
Water

Directions: 

Fill the blender about half full with water, add a few drops of dish soap.  Of course my favorite soap is Mrs. Meyers because a little goes a long way.  Close the lid tightly, and turn on!  Let the blender run until all debris has been washed down from the sides of the blender.  Rinse thoroughly.  

This is a great method for a quick rinse of your blender between uses throughout the week.  Deep clean the blender after two uses.  Choosing an effective dish soap is key to making sure that all debris from the blender has been removed.  If any debris is left after the first rinse, repeat.

Products mentioned in this post
Blender - Ninja Professional

Looking for a delicious breakfast smoothie, or one that can serve as the perfect mid day treat?  Check out my Strawberry Banana Smoothie recipe here.











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  1. kmommabearApril 8, 2018 at 9:22 PM

    I have the same blender and do the exact same thing! Except I’ll rinse as much as I can of the smoothie, then fill with hot water and dish soap. Good as new! GMTA (Great Moms Think Alike!)

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