Frozen/shelf stable healthy recipes?

Can you give me a favorite or your go to smoothie thats able to be made with only frozen and shelf stable ingredients? My fridge has been out for a week and I’m tempted to get a mini fridge now but with just myself and a son who’s in daycare when I’m working, minus the weekend, we only eat dinner 5 days a week. So we’ve been getting by on frozen microwaveable/air fried and stove top dishes made from like pastas or pantry stuff and just freeze or throw away leftovers.

Anyways he also has spina bifida and is overweight so I’m trying to find a smoothie he’ll hopefully come to love that doesn’t include thick sweet syrups or sugar. He’s big on chocolate so anything to mimic the taste thats healthy is a bonus! Thank you for reading.

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u/Sabreeeric21 — 8 days ago

New to smoothie making. Help.

What fruit has the really tiny hard bits? I’m day 2 in smoothie making and just added a whole bunch, maybe a dozen different fruits and I’m confused as to which one has the tiny hard bits. I feel like it might one of the berries or some kind of seed from something. Off the top of my head I used frozen bananas, mango, pineapple, kiwi, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, melon and a bag of mixed frozen fruits. I have no idea what I’m doing, I’m just kind of throwing everything into the blender.

I feel like the fruit that has these seeds or whatever is throwing everything off and I’m trying to get my 7 year old to drink a smoothie too but I don’t feel right giving my child a drink that I don’t even like myself.

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u/Sabreeeric21 — 8 days ago

🎶I think I’m gonna like it here🎶

I’ve come across so many funny or odd posts. Here’s one from today, I’ll be sure to screenshot more often from now on and dump them here a few at a time for all to enjoy. 🍻

u/Sabreeeric21 — 3 months ago

What pay is optimal or acceptable these days near Milwaukee?

I'm looking at legit landscaping jobs and was offered a position of 18.50 as a crew member and after looking online I see people talking about wages in Wisconsin aren't high enough and that raises aren't lining up with the cost of living. So should I take this job? I was paid 25 as a foreman but after being out of work for about 6 months and being a single dad of a disabled boy i have let myself put on a whopping 60 pounds now I feel like employers don't take my Foreman application seriously despite being in the field for about a decade. I'm working on getting in shape and even considering this crew member position but I am curious about wages and cost of living in South-east Wisconsin.

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u/Sabreeeric21 — 3 months ago