Last Updated on December 12, 2019
Spane and Mom – the best Mothers’ Day present ever!
A Mother’s Day Rose Smoothie
Yes, this was made by a kid, but guess what? It’s really good, and good for you. Don’t be afraid of roses, they are delicious and very good for you. Use plain yogurt for the best taste.
Spane was upset on Friday when he told me that he had forgotten my Mother’s Day present at school. He started crying and I hugged him and said that he, himself, was the best present I had ever gotten. I mean that.
Last year, with the help of our roommate and friend, Maria, Spane made a whole tablescape and breakfast parfait. This year, since he’s now eight, he wanted to do everything himself. We have a knitted throw blanket that he used as a table-cloth, and he cleaned the kitchen all by himself! I was so proud!
When I was sleeping this morning our lovely Maine Coon, Rolo, came up to me and touched my face with his paw. Opening one eye, I saw he was getting ready to do it again, only this time there were claws. I said to him, “Did Spane tell you to wake me up?” That cat nodded his head, I swear he did! I got out of bed, and Spane was excited to show me a neat and clean kitchen.
Spane went to the trouble this morning of making me his very own Rosy Smoothie, all by himself. It was delicious!
I hope everyone has a Happy Mother’s Day – even if you’re not a mother!
Here’s Spane’s special secret recipe for the best ever smoothie. I asked him what he put in the Mother’s Day Rose Smoothie, and this is what he told me. Enjoy!
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon Rose Preserve
- 2 cups plain yogurt
- ½ cup blackberries
- ½ cup raspberries
- Shaved Ice
Instructions
- Put all ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. Serve in tall glasses.
Notes
Nutrition
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It’s nice that your son made you a great Mothers’ Day breakfast, and was nice enough to share his recipe with you. Cheers to you both!