Brain Power - Fruits for Brain Development by nakulvats

Benefits of fruits are immense. They can be used in smoothies or just as healthy snacks or desserts. Following are some of the fruits that help in brain development:

Fruits for Brain Development by nakulvats

Benefits of fruits are immense. They can be used in smoothies or just as healthy snacks or desserts. Following are some of the fruits that help in brain development:

Apple-Pomegranate Smoothie by spicyvegrecipes

Refreshing pink drink by The up side down chef

A fun way to hydrate.

Limeade Fizzler by "Cheffie Cooks"

Refreshing spring/summer non alcoholic drink, using my fresh limes

Florida's Orange Slush by "Cheffie Cooks"

NON-ALCOHOLIC SUMMER BEVERAGE

Fruit Salsa by "Cheffie Cooks"

Refreshing Fruit Salsa, great palate cleanser!

Ruby Red Grapefruit Smoothie with Spinach by RecipesnFood

Ruby Red Grapefruit Smoothie with Spinach

fruit with cayenne by GARY ESTESS

Down here in san antonio texas we treat our self with any fruit water melon, canalope, grapes, any fruit. We put cayenne pepper on the fruit and it's not hot but the flavor in Is great. You have ti try it. The cayenne pepper is very good for your body.

Honeydew Sago Dessert by Navaneetham Krishnan

Fruity with sago, coconut milk and sugar syrup.

Black Cherry High by HYDRIVE Energy Water

Quench your thirst with style this spring and summer with this hand crafted mocktail recipe from the certified and award-winning cocktail guru, Lymer, who bartends at tesori in Chicago, and combines his professional expertise with an artistic flare.

Bluberry Chamomile Boost by HYDRIVE Energy Water

This hand crafted mocktail recipe comes from the certified and award-winning cocktail guru, Lymer, who bartends at tesori in Chicago, and combines his professional expertise with an artistic flare.

Orange Juice by Shobha

This juice is a very good source of Vitamin C. Orange juice is a nutrition powerhouse with naturally occurring vitamins, minerals & many antioxidants.

Light and Luscious Berry Sorbet by Salad Foodie

Perfect light dessert to finish a lunch or dinner meal and it couldn’t be easier! Make this right before serving - it’ll only take about 5 minutes. This is easy on the calories and fat, making it an option for heart-healthy and diabetes-friendly diets. Technically this is a sherbet as it contains dairy, which sorbets do not. But…

Pink Smoothie Breakfast by Tamanna

A wonderful quick breakfast recipe that will keep you filled for hours!