Sweet thick yogurt : 1/2 cup (Greek style suits better)
Maaza Mango Juice : 1 cup
Mix both and blend in your juicer. Add few ice cubes and serve if both juice and yogurt were at room temperature when you blended it.
Yogurt Shake is ready in minutes :) Drink and enjoy!!!
You can even try with thick cold milk and a scoop oof vanilla icecream to get a yummy milk shake.
I am grateful to fellow bloggers who have passed me awards but I am unable to blog hop these days. As you all know last month of the pregnancy is probably is the most difficult one and I am going through that phase now. I may not post as regularly as I used to do before. Please bear with me.
wow, such a refreshing drink..feels so comforting..
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Hi there, This is my first visit...u have got so many nice recipes..NIce to know u are from Karnataka,i am following u and added to my bloglist...Maaza yoghurt shake is looking delicious...
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a fantastic shake, love it..
ReplyDeletetk cre dear,..
ReplyDeletethis one is quick one ,..thnks for the recipe perfect for the summers here,..
Soooo simple and delicious...
ReplyDeletethis is yummy.. looks amazing.. thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteVery refreshing drink and a simple recipe. Take care.
ReplyDeleteoh, i just kept visiting you again and again to check out new posts and recipes. Now came to know why.Take care dear :)
ReplyDeletethat looks absolutely delicious...and take care of your health...
ReplyDeleteLovely idea..never tried!!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely. I make this but with mango pulp.
ReplyDeletevery refreshing and appetising.
ReplyDeleteso easy and refreshing.
ReplyDeleteTake care LK! Maaza in shake form -good one :)
ReplyDeleteyummy drink
ReplyDeleteYogurt shakes are most refreshing. Tasted the fruit and curds combination first time in Port Blair years ago. we had different iced fruit lassis made with fresh fruit. Banana, mango, pineapple. For the blazing climate, these shakes were like heaven.
ReplyDeleteWish you good health and all the best.
Wow, tumba interesting recipe kanri. U enjoy ur pr-and post pregnancy time. Blogs are always there...u wont get back this time. Enjoi maadi!
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe Lakshmi! Take care and have a safe pregnancy!
ReplyDeleteNice idea of using mazaa :)
ReplyDeleteSimple and delicious recipe! I always prepare shakes with milk. Have to try with yogurt! Thanks for idea! Take care! Ana
ReplyDeleteA nice way to impress the guests
ReplyDeleteHi Lakshmi,
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http://romasharma.com/2010/04/a-trip-to-mysore/
Bye,
Roma
Wow.. Congratulations on your newborn :)... enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteGreat substitution for mango...
ReplyDeletePerfect for this summer
ReplyDeleteSounds yummy :) ( I couldn't see the picture though). All the best for your delivery. Take care..
ReplyDeletesp easy and so yummy! refreshing!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe
ReplyDeleteHy dear,
ReplyDeleteChanced upon ur blog while blog hoppping...Amazed by your wonderful collection of recipes...Am your new follower now..:)
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