Pineapple gives this smoothie an attitude. This is a tangy, sweet way to drink those greens. The lemon rind masks the after taste of the greens.

Recipe Directions

Place all ingredients in your high speed blender and blend until smooth. Serve immediately.

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By Winona

Pineapple gives this smoothie an attitude. This is a tangy, sweet way to drink those greens. The lemon rind masks the after taste of the greens.

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I've never tried swiss chard in a smoothie, but I do prefer my smoothies tangy rather than really sweet so I'm definitely going to try this one. :)

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I'm glad you'll try swiss chard. I recommend adding the lemon rind in all green smoothies, as it gets rid of the aftertaste of the greens.

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Intersting you bring this up. I made a swiss chard smoothie the other day.

few leaves of chard, 1/2 orange, 1 bannana, some water, zoom zoom in my vitamix and it was great!

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Intersting you bring this up. I made a swiss chard smoothie the other day.

few leaves of chard, 1/2 orange, 1 bannana, some water, zoom zoom in my vitamix and it was great!

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I'm glad you'll try swiss chard. I recommend adding the lemon rind in all green smoothies, as it gets rid of the aftertaste of the greens.

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I've never tried swiss chard in a smoothie, but I do prefer my smoothies tangy rather than really sweet so I'm definitely going to try this one. :)

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