Healthy Kiwi Kale Smoothie

Hello dear smoothie lovers! 😀

As you might have heard, kale is great for your health. But, honestly speaking, I still don’t know how to cook it properly or what to really do with it… unless we are talking smoothies. I can readily admit that I am too lazy to look up kale recipes, so I prefer having this vitamin-packed superfood in smoothies. One of the great things about kale is that it doesn’t really taste much at all. This means that adding a little kale to your fruit smoothie won’t spoil the taste or anything – you simply get the superpowers of kale without any hassle. So if you are a picky eater or if someone in your family is one, don’t worry! You won’t feel a (green) thing 😜

Despite being healthy, kale should not be eaten daily. Eating high amounts of it can cause thyroid-related problems. Obviously this is the case with many fruits and vegetables – excess is never good. So try to always vary your smoothies as much as possible and try out all our smoothie recipes rather than sticking to just one.

Three Smart and Easy Ways to Peel a Kiwifruit

If you want to peel your kiwifruit, you can do it using a glass, a spoon or a knife. The video below shows these three excellent ways in detail. Notice that the kiwifruit is edible, so there is no need to peel them.

Why this Kiwi Kale Smoothie is good for you:

• Bananas and apples fill you with important vitamins and minerals, such as vitamins C, K, B2 and B6, as wells as potassium, copper, manganese, and magnesium.
• Kiwis contain 20 vital nutrients, including vitamin C (five time more than oranges), vitamins A, K, E and B, as well as potassium, copper, folate, and fiber.
• Kale is packed with a lot of vitamins and minerals as well as dietary fibers. One serving of kale supplies over 600% of the daily requirement of vitamin K. This vitamin is necessary for a wide variety of bodily functions including normal bone health and blood clotting. Furthermore, kale contains more vitamin A than any other leafy green! If this isn’t enough, one cup of kale is filled with 10% of the RDA of Omega-3 fatty acids, which help you fight inflammation and such diseases like arthritis, asthma and autoimmune disorders.

Pros	Cons
Low in sodium, contains zero cholesterol	Low in proteins but if you have a well-balanced diet, it isn’t a problem 🙂
Low in fat and sugar
Very high in Vitamin A, C and K (150%, 150% and 298% of RDA)
Good source of copper (72% of RDA)

Be healthy and try to incorporate more of kale in your green smoothies! 💚💚💚

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