Carrot-Mango Smoothie
The bright orange color of this smoothie immediately identifies its main ingredients: carrot and mango.
Step 1
Place the diced mango pulp in a blender. Add water and blend.
Step 2
Add carrot juice and lime juice. Stir until smooth. Pour into glasses and serve.
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A carrot and apricot smoothie made with oat milk, walnuts, and honey is a true elixir of youth and beauty. The main ingredients—bright carrots and equally vibrant apricots—have benefits that are worth mentioning again. Carrots are rich in carotene and vitamin A, which improve skin condition, promote vision, and protect the body from many serious diseases. Apricots help improve digestion and strengthen the immune system. This thick drink is especially popular with women.
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