Just wanting some good recipes if anyone has any to share please.
rivercottage1,
Jul 6, 8:32am
we have a ninja. currently enjoying banana,kiwi,frozen mango or mixed berries, yogurt, raw milk also add in lsa and chia seeds.
sweater,
Jul 6, 9:49am
Add some fresh ginger to your banana with yogurt and if you use a frozen banana it seems to make them thicker.
weeoneswoolies,
Jul 6, 11:45pm
thanks, they sound great
just_lookin1,
Jul 7, 12:11am
I make a similar mixture and enjoy it. Haven't really found a vege combination thus far that I have enjoyed.
wingee,
Jul 7, 3:35am
I have one ever day, and mix, banana, pineapple, brocoli, spinach and kale, if I have any LSA or chia seeds also add. water and ice, its delicious.
(MrsW)
nauru,
Jul 7, 9:03am
Breakfast juice is usually a mixture of apple, carrot, beetroot, spinach, kale, ginger, linseed, and chia seed. I like to make a machine do as much as possible so apart from making our breakfast juice every day, I use it to make a stock base for my soups, adding flax seeds etc to the vege base. It makes short work of making my tomato soup, no sieving out the seeds & skin anymore. Sauce making is a breeze too. I now use fresh peanuts (instead of peanut butter) with the other ingredients to make sate sauce then just cook it up. I also use it to blend the liquid ingredients for all my muffins, they come out much lighter too.
eljayv,
Jul 7, 9:18am
You make it sound very useful! Which model do you have? I would like something that eliminates tomato and other seeds. Perhaps it would make nut butters too.
eljayv,
Jul 7, 9:11pm
Anyone with an appliance that eliminates tomato seeds?
nauru,
Jul 8, 8:34am
We have the Nutri Ninja Pro with the 900W motor. I don't think it would make nut butters as it has to have some type of liquid added, shame as I do make my own nut butters. Maybe the higher price models do that but ours was a present so we didn't have that choice. We are very happy with what we use it for anyway.
eljayv,
Jul 8, 9:31am
Nauru, thanks for coming back, I would be happy enough just with eliminating tomato and other seeds but I will look into other models of the ninja as you suggested.
weeoneswoolies,
Jul 16, 10:20am
Do you use beetroot you have cooked or can you use beetroot out of a can.
nauru,
Mar 6, 6:01pm
I use raw beetroot, I just give it a good scrub, top & tail and chop it up, putting any extra into a lidded container in the fridge for later use. Doesn't the canned beetroot have added vinegar, don't think it would be nice in juice, but OMI.
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