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Avocado Orange Lemon Smoothie



Avocado is a well-known fruit. Protein, fat, vitamins, amino acids, and other nutrients abound in avocados. It is a fruit with high nutritional content, but unlike other fruits, it does not have an overtly sour, sweet, or astringent flavour.

Avocados are high in fibre and unsaturated fatty acids. Dietary fibre absorbs a lot of water in the stomach after eating, causing it to expand, increasing people's fullness, reducing their consumption of additional foods, and penetrating gastrointestinal motility.

For some people, eating avocado for the first time is tough. Avocados can, in fact, be juiced. Therefore, what juice is best for avocado? Is it possible to juice avocado with oranges and lemons? Yes. Oranges have a higher concentration of vitamins than apples and pears. They are also cellulose-rich. The combination of avocado and orange juice is sweet and sour, and it aids digestion.

Is it necessary to dilute avocado juice or a smoothie with water?

There are general instructions on the juicer, depending on the situation, on which way is the best for that machine. It is up to the individual's preference. No need to add water if the fruit already has a lot of juice. Avocados contain a lot of fibre, so even if you do not add any liquid, they will transform into a thick paste. The consistency thickens as you add more of the ingredients. Water can be skipped when making a smoothie using avocados, oranges, and lemons.

Why add lemon juice to avocado?

A small amount of lemon juice squeezed over avocado helps to balance its richness and also effective approach to stop oxidation which eventually slows the browning process, and leaves a sour note that enhances the flavor.





INGREDIENTS

1 medium-size avocado     

1 cup orange juice

2 tbsp fresh lemon juice. 

1 pinch salt

 

METHODS

1. Peel and pit the avocado and cut it into chunks.

2.In a blender, combine all the ingredients and puree until smooth. You can add a little honey if you want it sweeter. Add more orange juice and/or ice to adjust the consistency if desired. 

3. Pour into two big glasses and serve.

 

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