- 4 clementines
- 1 banana
- A thumb of turmeric
- 330ml almond milk
- A few ice cubes
- 1.
Peel the clementines. Break them into segments, discarding as much white pith as possible, and pop the segments into your blender. Peel and break in the banana.
- 2.
Chop a few slices off the turmeric and add them to the blender (see our note on using fresh turmeric, below). Give the carton of almond milk a gentle shake, then pour in 330ml. Add a few ice cubes and blitz till smooth.
- Tip
Golden wonder
Fresh turmeric has a warm, spicy, earthy flavour that can be quite strong when you first try it. If you're new to fresh turmeric, add a few slices to your smoothie, blitz it then taste and see if you think it needs a little more. Any leftover turmeric will keep in your fridge for 1-2 weeks. It's good for grating into soups, stews, curries and even porridge. Be careful though, as it does like to stain things yellow. Wiping your board and knife with a cut lemon after you have slices or grated it will help keep them stain free.