If you're not juicing sweet potatoes, you're making smoothies wrong

If you're not juicing sweet potatoes, you're making smoothies wrong

HomeCooking Tips, RecipesIf you're not juicing sweet potatoes, you're making smoothies wrong

Smoothies have become increasingly popular with many participants drawn to the nutrient-dense portions in this delicious easy-to-make easy-to-drink meal. When making smoothies most people use typical ingredients such as mangoes bananas yogurt and spinach. However a less common ingredient that you should try is sweet potatoes. Juicing this root vegetable is an easy way to improve the flavor and quality of your blended drink with minimal extra work.

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One of the benefits of adding sweet potatoes to smoothies is the nutritional benefit: they are packed with beta-carotene vitamin CB vitamins and minerals. The beta-carotene converts to vitamin A which improves healthy vision and along with the other vitamins boosts immunity. Plus the protection of gut health is taken up a notch thanks to the antioxidants and fiber in this vegetable.

The taste upgrade is also undeniable. As the name suggests sweet potatoes have a uniquely sweet flavor that eliminates the need for adding sweeteners. Plus we’re sure you’ll love the vibrantly colored smoothie especially if you use bright orange or purple colored tubers. Finally when it comes to texture sweet potatoes offer a nice creamy consistency thanks to their starch content but the degree of viscosity depends on how you prepare the juice.

In case you are wondering if sweet potatoes can be eaten raw. Unlike regular potatoes which contain solanine a toxic compound present in the raw state of the tuber sweet potatoes do not contain such compounds even when uncooked.