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"Because smoothies can be healthy, tasty, and easy snack options&amp;#8212;why wouldn&amp;#39;t we want to figure out the best way of making them?\nThat&amp;#39;s why I love this handy infographic&amp;#8212;it breaks down tons of great ideas. It&amp;#39;s from Lexi&amp;#39;s Clean Kitchen (not me&amp;#8212;another Lexi! Her site has all kinds of clean, healthy, and allergy-free recipes&amp;#8212;and her kitchen is probably cleaner than this Lexi&amp;#39;s at the moment, because I&amp;#39;ve got a zillion dishes to do. Ha!) via the American Express Tumblr.\nThe section about &amp;quot;boosts&amp;quot; features a few different ingredients you can mix into your smoothie to give it a little extra nutrition. For example: Ginger has anti-inflammatory properties and may even help stave off migraines; flax provides extra fiber and omega-3 acids. The boosts don&amp;#39;t generally even change the flavor of the smoothie.\nPinterestFacebookAre you a smoothie-maker? What&amp;#39;s your favorite healthy recipe these days?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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