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Yoplait Smoothies With a KitchenAid Blender #Giveaway #MyBlogSpark

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imageA few months ago we had an excellent smoothie party. Zoe and Miles invited some friends over and we all had such a great time. For some of the smoothies we used the Yoplait Smoothie mix and it was then that I knew it would be a big hit. So when MyBlogSpark asked me if I wanted to work with them and KitchenAid and do a review I thought piece of cake!

As seen on The Biggest Loser, which airs on Tuesdays at 8/7c on NBC, Yoplait Frozen Smoothies are also easy to make! To whip up perfectly blended smoothies in a snap, simply empty the package containing Yoplait frozen yogurt chips and frozen fruit into your blender, add skim milk, and blend. It’s that easy! You can even use the handy Smoothie button on your new 3-speed KitchenAid® Blender, (included in your MyBlogSpark package) which blends ingredients at optimal speeds for deliciously smooth results. In just two minutes, you can enjoy a great tasting Yoplait Frozen Smoothie as a guilt-free breakfast, dessert or snack!

How to Make A Smoothie with a KitchenAid Blender:

Just open the package and dump into the blender. Then add 1 cup of milk and use the smoothie setting. I actually like to add twice as much milk as it asks for so that it’s not quite as thick. So use the milk to make it the thickness that you enjoy.

Each package of Yoplait Frozen Smoothies contains one full serving of fruit (1/2 cup) and only 110 to 120 calories per serving. In addition to containing live and active cultures provided by Yoplait® yogurt, when prepared with skim milk and made according to package directions, Yoplait Frozen Smoothies are also a good source of calcium.

I love how easy and quick they are to make. I also love how good they are for the kids and they love to drink them. So it’s a win win for me.

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  11. I eat at least two pieces of fruit a day – whether it is in a smoothie, on top of cereal, or just by itself.

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  40. We love fruit so there is no problem for us to incorporate it into our lives. We mainly eat fresh fruit when possible.

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  41. Actually I am not realy good about getting my fruit but I did buy one of these smoothies just last night to try…can’t wait to try mine and would love to win some more as well!!

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  63. I add fruit, usually blueberries, to my morning bowl of oatmeal. I always have bananas out on the counter, where they’re easy to grab and eat on the go.

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  83. I used to incorporate fruit when we had a blender to make smoothies but I don’t eat a lot of fruit now without one! I would love this!

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  90. I eat a banana every morning, mid afternoon I make smoothie with banana, berries and a cup of non fat yogurt to give me some energy.
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

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  101. Most of my fruit comes from either smooothies or just in it’s natural form as a snack. I love fruit! Although I don’t really like fruit as part of a savory dinner type meal. Odd.

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  136. I make sure I bring a cup of fruit with me to work everyday to have either with my lunch or as a snack if I get hungry.
    hmhenderson AT yahoo DOT com

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  140. I try to add fruits by eating them daily as a snack. Sometimes I don’t always get to but I try too. I usually buy bananas or strawberries and have them for my snacking cravings.

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  142. I just like to keep a fridge filled with fruits and vegetables. It seems like if I have them on hand, and lots of choices, I’ll grab them for a snack instead of other no-so-healthy goodies.

    coriwestphal at msn dot com

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  182. We do like the smoothies, so it is one way we get fruit in our diet. We also enjoy apples, pears, bananas, and berries on pretty much a daily basis. We like to add fruit to our salads and even our quesadillas.

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  186. We need a new blender because ours broke but I’d give an arm for a KitchenAid blender. I incorporate fruit in my diet by eating it fresh as a snack. I used to use my blender to make smoothies but it died so I’m smoothie-less at the moment.

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  206. Fruit is a part of my everyday life. If anything, it’s a pick-me-up snack during the mid-afternoon, usually paired with cottage cheese but sometimes by itself. I love eating fruit plain, in a salad, in baked goods, etc.

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  211. I make fruit salads as a dinner/lunch side dish. Sliced apples, bananas and add a can of pineapple with the juices and add any other fruits in season for variety.
    Ziggywag at yahoo dot com

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  238. Try to have a banana with or for breakfast, take grapes to work and put them in the freezer for a neat frozen treat.

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  247. We’re so focused on making sure it’s in our son’s diet, that often we forget to eat it…except during summer when there is always a fruit salad in the fridge!

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  284. I use vanilla yogurt, granola and fruit mix together and have a nice healthy snack
    My favorite is tropical fruit

    Thank you so very much for giving me a chance to be a winner
    Thank you for all your time, effort and hard work
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  285. Like Yoplait on Facebook
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  286. Follow Yoplait on Twitter
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    camper223

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  302. I add fruit to ever meal. It helps that we want the kids to eat it at every meal as well. Fresh fruit when we have it and dry if we don’t. I miss summer and fresh berries already.

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    • Hi JD,

      You won you won you won!! So cool to have met you recently. Please send me your name phone number and address for shipping from myblogspark. You won the Kitchenaid Blender and Yoplait giveaway on Mom Start.

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  313. We have fruit for dessert with dinner every night instead of a sweet, sugar packed dessert.
    chitownchicas at gmail dot com

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  317. We love fruit around here. We have several fruit trees and really prefer to eat the fruit fresh off the tree. I also makes pies and sauces with it, yum.

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  353. Well we make fruit pizzas for desert and I also make sure I bring a piece of fruit with me to work as my “snack”
    hmhenderson AT yahoo DOT com

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