Smoothie Turned Into Jelly at Ellie Mize blog

Smoothie Turned Into Jelly. That’s because ripe blueberries contain natural. The main reason why blueberries can turn a smoothie into jelly is because of their high pectin content. One or two teaspoons per serving. Soak the oats for a few hours or a day. I just made a strawberry and blueberry smoothie, poured it in a glass, and as i was drinking it i felt that it was getting gelatinous. Pectin is a type of soluble fiber that is found in many fruits and vegetables. I'll tell ya, that was freaking weird. I think it's likely the blueberries!. When pectin comes into contact with water, it Stir them in and give them about 10 minutes to work their gelling magic. I tried to make a smoothie by blending blueberries and raw milk, and it turned into a jelly. What you are experiencing is the pectin in the blueberries thickening the smoothie. For a moderately runny smoothie situation, count on chia seeds for the fix. Have you every wondered why your blueberry smoothies sometimes turn to jello when you let it sit??

Have you every wondered why your blueberry smoothies sometimes turn to jello when you let it sit?? Stir them in and give them about 10 minutes to work their gelling magic. I think it's likely the blueberries!. Pectin is a type of soluble fiber that is found in many fruits and vegetables. I tried to make a smoothie by blending blueberries and raw milk, and it turned into a jelly. That’s because ripe blueberries contain natural. What you are experiencing is the pectin in the blueberries thickening the smoothie. For a moderately runny smoothie situation, count on chia seeds for the fix. One or two teaspoons per serving. The main reason why blueberries can turn a smoothie into jelly is because of their high pectin content.

Peanut Butter and Jelly Smoothie

Smoothie Turned Into Jelly Stir them in and give them about 10 minutes to work their gelling magic. Have you every wondered why your blueberry smoothies sometimes turn to jello when you let it sit?? Stir them in and give them about 10 minutes to work their gelling magic. I think it's likely the blueberries!. Soak the oats for a few hours or a day. The main reason why blueberries can turn a smoothie into jelly is because of their high pectin content. I just made a strawberry and blueberry smoothie, poured it in a glass, and as i was drinking it i felt that it was getting gelatinous. For a moderately runny smoothie situation, count on chia seeds for the fix. Pectin is a type of soluble fiber that is found in many fruits and vegetables. I'll tell ya, that was freaking weird. What you are experiencing is the pectin in the blueberries thickening the smoothie. When pectin comes into contact with water, it I tried to make a smoothie by blending blueberries and raw milk, and it turned into a jelly. One or two teaspoons per serving. That’s because ripe blueberries contain natural.