It’s Friday and you know that means, it’s time to party. For example; tonight I went grocery shopping, went for a run, made some food, practiced some yoga, and watched a few episodes of Ellen. Getting wild around here. But really, I’m not complaining. I enjoyed it! I know you’re all curious as to how I managed to fuel myself for the entire evening of excitement and I’m here to tell you just how I did it.
*Drumroll*
This neapolitan milkshake did the trick! Yesss, I drank this shake and was able to bounce around all night, lovin’ life.
There are probably about 3-4 servings in this recipe if you want to share it with a friend or two. But if not, I get it. I didn’t want to share either. (I didn’t have anyone to share with. But even if I did, I probably wouldn’t have shared anyways.) Basically what I’m saying is that you can have all of this recipe and still feel like the super awesome person that you are. Plus, my serving sizes are just an estimation of what is a decent serving size. Eat as much or as little as you’d like!
Instead of the “typical” neapolitan shake consisting of chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla; this shake has vanilla, raspberry, and chocolate. I did this mainly for those of you who are aware of raw food combining and want to steer clear of the banana-strawberry combination. But if you’re someone who doesn’t care/have a problem with strawberries and bananas together; then feel free to replace the raspberries with strawberries. But I promise you that the raspberries are really great in this recipe!
Neapolitan Milkshake
serves 3-4
Vanilla Ice Cream:
2 frozen bananas
1/2 cup almond milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
In your blender, blend together all ingredients and pour into glasses. Set aside.
Raspberry Ice Cream:
2 frozen bananas
1 cup raspberries
1/2 cup almond milk
Blend together all ingredients and pour into glasses on top of vanilla ice cream. Set aside.
Chocolate Ice Cream:
2 frozen bananas
1/2 cup almond milk
1 tablespoon cacao powder
Pinch of maca powder
Blend together all ingredients and pour into glasses on top of raspberry ice cream.
Serve, enjoy!
12 responses to “Vegan Neapolitan Milkshake”
why isn’t there a place to print the recipes
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I’m making this tonight for dessert. It looks delicious. Thank you for sharing this recipe!
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Hey Amanda, I hope you enjoy!! ๐
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out of curiousity, why wouldn’t the strawberries and bananas together be considered raw?
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Hi there!They are still raw when combined. But for 801010/raw vegans who practice proper food combining they can sometimes have issues with strawberries and bananas together because strawberries are an acid fruit and bananas are a sweet fruit. Some people have problems, others don’t. I just wanted to give options to everyone ๐
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Ahh, I understand now. For a minute there, I was quite confused. Thanks for answering! ๐
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Excuse me if I’m being stupid, but I thought “vegan” meant that something included no products from animals (such as milk/cream, which is obviously from cows). This has ice cream in it, so I’m a little confused.
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Hello, yes you’re correct that vegan does mean that! If you check the ingredients there are no animal products included in any recipes on my website ๐
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It sounds good i will give it a try
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