Sierra Frozen Fruit Smoothie

Name: Sierra Frozen Fruit Smoothie
Prep time: 2 min
Total time: 2 min
Yield: 1 serving(s)
Ingredients: 1 cup diet Sierra Mist; 1 cup frozen mixed fruit (smoothie blend with pineapple, mango and strawberries)

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Submitted by Dine Dish

"We have one of these almost everyday! 1 WW point and so easy and so good! I use Diet Sierra Mist, but you can also substitute Diet Sprite or Diet 7-Up and I'd think you'd get the same result. Also, we use the frozen smoothie blend fruit, but you can use anything you'd like! Enjoy."

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Ready In:: 2mins
Ingredients:: 2
Serves:: 1

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Refreshing and delicious! Add a teaspoon of honey and its doubly delicious! ??

Lyn K.
My 10-year old gives this five stars - she loves it! She said it's a little tart, but she loves it.

Chef Marley
I bought a bottle of the new Diet Ruby Splash Sierra Mist and used that. It was really good. I used frozen blueberries, a banana, and a fresh peach. Also added some ice cubes. It was soooo good! I loved the little zing that the sierra mist added.

MelvinsWifey
This was great, I was trying to find a way to use up some frozen mixed fruit without making them dairy smoothies. This was perfect, I used Sprite zero because we had that on hand and it was so refreshing! Thanks!

merrilife
What a great idea!!! I just used plain frozen strawberries but I would like to try different combos next time. I never once thought of using diet soda with the fruit. So refreshing and cool on a hot day. I used diet 7-UP instead of the sierra mist as thats what I had at the house. Thank you so much for a recipe we will use many times over. Yummmmmy.

Stephanie S.

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Dine Dish

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