Whether you just can't get to a Tropical Smoothie Cafe or you need a refreshing smoothie at home, this copycat Bahama Mama smoothie is sure to quench your thirst!
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Instructions
Add the coconut milk, white chocolate chips, and coconut chunks to the blender. Blend until smooth, about 30 seconds.
Add the pineapple and strawberry to this mixture and blend another 1 minute.
Enjoy!
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Notes
SubstitutionsLiquid: Any milk you like or juice can be used. Juice will result in a less creamy texture.Fruit: If you don't have both strawberries and pineapple, you can use another frozen fruit like mango or mixed berries. Banana can be added too.Sweetener: White chocolate syrup can be used in place of chipsCoconut: If you can't find coconut chunks, you can use shredded coconut but the texture will not be as creamy.Add-ins: Low-fat yogurt, greek yogurt, chia seeds, or vanilla protein powder can all be mixed in.Smoothie topping ideas: Bananas, nut butter, granola, honey, fresh berries or pomegranate seeds, cacao nibs, and yogurt are all good!Tips
Frozen Fruit: Frozen fruit does three things for this smoothie. It thickens it, it allows you to access fresh fruit flavors year round, and it keeps the smoothie cheaper than if you had to use fresh fruit.
Using fresh fruit: You can use fresh fruit, but I recommend adding 1 cup of ice to the smoothie to make it cold and creamy.
Start with less liquid: To enjoy the perfect consistency, start by using only ¾ of the called for milk and then adding as needed. This is also helpful if you are using a different milk than we are.
Additional notes can be found in the post above.Nutritional information is an estimate and for informational purposes only.
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Additional substitution information can be found above in the substitution section of this post.
Nutrition Disclaimer
Nutritional information is an estimate and for informational purposes only.