Thailand is, of course, a land of many delicious foods, and I was looking forward to them long before I got here. What I didn’t expect to find were fruit smoothies on every corner. You point to a fruit from the cart, and the vendor chops it up in a blender with ice, a little water, and often corn syrup or honey. That’s it. And every single one I’ve had has been heavenly. Clearly, it’s the freshness of the fruit that makes it so good, but I also love that there’s no cream or yogurt or anything necessary to make it sweet and refreshing. Here are some photos of the many fruit smoothies I have loved.
Pineapple
Mango
Avocado
Passion fruit with mango and banana, and Pineapple and banana
Coconut milk, coconut water, coconut, and cinammon
Passion fruit
Watermelon
Banana
Not pictured: a tasty kiwi shake
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Not fair 😦 It’s lunch time and I’m famished. But wait, perhaps I COULD make a pineapple and banana smoothie 🙂 Thanks for the inspiration!
Ooh did you make one? Hope it was tasty.
Wow!, Lisa,
The settings look as good as the smoothies! Thailand – Good For You!
It really is the whole package! How’s Europe treating you?
They all look great except, of course, the avocado smoothie. Barf me up a lung! Who ever thought of that? Probably the same guy who said, “hey, I’m gonna lick that ant’s butt!”
Do you not like avocado? The smoothie was tasty!
Man could I go for a passion fruit smoothie right now!
Today I had strwaberry-banana-passionfruit.
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