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Step 1
Freeze your chopped fruits on 2 large trays for at least 4-6 hours, or until very firm.
Step 2
Place your frozen fruit chunks into a high-speed blender or food processor along with the milk and spirulina powder then pulse, stopping to scrape the sides with a spatula as needed.
Step 3
The spirulina makes the smoothie very creamy, but also a bit sticky, so it will stick a lot on the sides of your blender.
Step 4
Blend until you have your desired consistency, you may need a little extra milk, or you may want to add a tiny bit more spirulina powder. You can experiment with the consistency and color until you have created something you love.
Step 5
Transfer your mixture into servingbowls, then add toppings of your choice. We went with a blue theme here because it is unique and pretty, but any berries would be great!
Step 6
Enjoy!
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