This Hot Watermelon Cooler is such a delicious and refreshing summer smoothie. You should give it a try!
Hot Watermelon Cooler
Watermelon contains so much vitamins and minerals, it is not surprising that it is a really popular fruit for many smoothie recipes. The Hot Watermelon Cooler smoothie is only one of the hundreds of recipes that you will find in The Smoothies Bible, Second Edition by Pat Crocker. Drinking smoothies (and staying active!) is one of the fastest ways, that I know of, to achieve good health. Smoothies retain all the fiber from the whole foods and provide you with tons of nutrients and vitamins. Combined with fruits, vegetables, and herbs, they can make very inexpensive and tasty meals . The undeniable benefits of smoothies and juicing have conquered most of us that are looking for a better lifestyle.
See also
- Check out this colorful Orange Star Juicing Recipe.
In addition to its original 250 smoothie recipes, this new edition of The Smoothies Bible introduces 100 new recipes with even more antioxidant fruits and vegetables. Some classic cocktails with and without alcohol are also featured! On top of the popular Ingredient Profiles and the Healing Smoothies sections, you will find The Healthy Body Systems that includes information on the body systems and how to maximize their functions.
Some of my favourite smoothie recipes included in this book are Pumpkin pick-me-up, Choco-peanut parfait, Banana au lait, Mango madness, Green tea and blueberries, and Pineapple crush. You should grab a copy of The Smoothies Bible, Second Edition, if you would like to enjoy all the health benefits of these fabulous drinks.
Hot Watermelon Cooler
Ingredients
- 1 ⁄2 cup cranberry juice 125 mL
- 2 tbsp freshly squeezed lime juice 25 mL
- 1 slice watermelon cut into chunks 1
- 2 tbsp chopped hot green chiles 25 mL
- 2 ice cubes 2
Instructions
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In a blender, combine cranberry juice, lime juice, watermelon, chiles and ice. Secure lid and process using the chop or pulse function until smooth.
Recipe Notes
Courtesy of The Smoothies Bible, 2nd Ed. by Pat Crocker © 2010 www.robertrose.ca Reprinted with permission. Available where books are sold.
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Susan T. says
This sounds really odd and likely really delicious! I love a bit of heat in all my food so why not in a smoothie too!
mrdisco says
i could use a bible on smoothies!
loucheryl says
LOVE watermelon anything! I’ll have to try this. 🙂
nicoleroannef says
I’m sure this will be delicious. I can’t wait to try it out. Maybe I’ll start with a little less chili and increase it to taste.
mrdisco says
that looks super tasty
Elizabeth Matthiesen says
Good heavens with hot green chillies it wouldn’t be called a cooler by me, not with my mouth on fire! I can’t eat anything at all spicy so I’m afraid this one’s not for me. 🙁
Laurie P says
Certainly does sound like an interesting beverage, and a fantastic book to add to my collection!