one of the best smoothies i have ever tasted.

Pretty good. I added a cup of plain yogurt.

I had to give this a lower rating because I did not care for the orange juice in the original recipe. However, once I had it with the fat free vanilla yogurt, I was hooked. I serve this at least twice a month to my non fruit or anything health-food-y eating husband. Other than the juice, the recipe is 100% perfect, including the honey and vanilla. My daughter does not care for the texture of the fruit, so I make hers with peanut butter and chocolate syrup. It's still better than a milkshake, and has the protein from the peanut butter,

This is a wonderful smoothie! I did take advise from others. I substituted with 1/2 orange juice and 1/2 low fat vanilla yogurt. I also left the honey out and added a few ice cubes. Yummm! Thanks Michelle!!

A bit too banana-y for me, I guess I was expecting a more fruity flavor. It was a bit bitsy for me as well--the blueberry skins were kinda hard. Might have been the brand I used. The texture was good and tasted ok for what I wasnt expecting.

I have been making a similar version of this for years. This was very good after a few small adjustments to make it a bit healthier! I used organic Agave instead of honey. I also added 1/2 scoop of vanilla soy protein instead of vanilla. Lastly, I added 1 tablespoon of ground flaxseed.

soooooooo gooooooood!

I used unsweetened soya milk instead of juice, and it still turned out scrummy. My 8 yr old daughter like it too. It blended into a glorious mauve purple, but after a little while it went brown. I think this was because I didn't use frozen fruit, which I will try next time! Thank you!

Very yummy! I replaced the 1 cup oj for 1/2 cup blackberry yogurt and 1/2 cup milk. I also used mixed berries instead of blueberries. It was still purple! I reduced the vanilla to 1/2 teaspoon and added the tablespoon honey. I also added 4 ice cubes as my bananas weren't quite frozen. This only made two 8-12 oz servings.

Very good. Added honey, but skipped the vanilla. I should have doubled the recipe because it was gone with a few minutes of serving it!

I find that bananas are too sweet for me. I make a smoothie every morning using a frozen organic berry mix, skim milk, organic unsweetened yogurt(good bacteria), unsweetened organic cranberry juice(liver cleansing)with a few drops of the natural sweetener Stevia(no calories). Ive always been a breakfast skipper but this gives you fruit, and protein and steadies my blood sugar.

This smoothie was really good! I followed a few of the suggested changes and it came out great. My only suggestion would be to be aware of the serving size. When I saw this recipe I just quickly wrote it down on paper and didn't pay attention to the rest of the recipe details. First two mornings I made this it practically lasted me all morning to drink it all while at work until I realized what I was making was 5 servings!! Not exactly low-cal at that point! Nonetheless I adjusted and it was still really good.

Great flavours! It's good for you too which is a bonus :)

mmm yummy and also it is dairy free so my brother who is fataly allergic to milk could have it.. yet it was good... most non dairy smoothies arent

this is a great morning starter; i used soy milk. a word of warning - use frozen blueberries only. i bought mixed berries and it was a pain getting through all the seeds!

My 8 year old daughter loved it!