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Vietnamese Papaya Smoothie (Sinh To Du Du)

August 21, 2017 By Victoria

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Within the heat and humid of Vietnam, there are lots of tropical fruits that grow and nurtured natively. One prominence is papaya, in which can be eaten raw, cook, soup, stew, cake, etc. A simple way to enjoy this fruit is by turning it into a Vietnamese papaya smoothie. Sound great, right!?!

Vietnamese papaya smoothie

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In this recipe, I’m adding some kumquat juice to enhance the scent and make it sourly sweet a little. You can also use lemon and lime juice in place. This adds more on Vitamin C and makes this drink a skin powered pack.

Sinh to du du

Just as any Vietnamese smoothie/milkshake, sweetened condensed milk is used to amplify the sweetness while making the drink itself more creamy. If coconut juice/water is used, depend on its sweetness level, reduce sweeten condensed milk might be needed. Otherwise, if coconut milk is used, then a little more should be added to make sure the drink stays at its sweet perfection.

Papaya smoothie

Pre-frozen the papaya before blending makes the drinks cooler and eliminate the need for ice. You can always add shaved ice, but this would also make it thinner. Anyhow, enjoy this drink icy cold immediately. Top with some coconut flake and crust if desired.

Vietnamese papaya smoothie

Reciper for Vietnamese Papaya Smoothie (Sinh To Du Du)

Course: Drinks
Cuisine: Vietnamese
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes minutes
Servings: 1 large
Author: Victoria
Vibrantly hue in a serving jar of Papaya smoothie Vietnamese style. This smoothie is empowered with antioxidant and loads of vitamins to give you a better skin, youthful appearance and eyesight enhanced.
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Ingredients

  • 2 cups ripe papaya- cubed
  • 2 Tbsp sweeten condensed milk
  • 1 cup coconut juice or milk
  • 1/2 Tbsp kumquat or lemon juice
  • 1/2 cup shaved ice

Instructions

  • Papaya – peel off skin, remove seeds, cubed and let frozen for 10 minutes or more.
  • Put everything except shaved ice into your blender.
  • Pulse a few times before blending them good.
  • Add shaved ice, blend a few more cycles and stop.
  • Pour into serving cup.

Filed Under: Drinks & Beverage Tagged With: Smoothie recipe, Smoothies, Vietnamese

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