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Dried Fruit Smoothies Recipe – the Moroccan Way – CookingWithAlia – Episode 103

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My American friend is currently visiting Morocco and he called me to tell me how much he loved the Moroccan smoothies especially the ones with dried fruit. If you ever get a chance to visit morocco, do not forget to try the smoothies sold by the street vendors, they are amazing! In the meantime, here are 2 easy recipe for this summer: Avocado & Dried Fruit smoothie as well as the Orange & Dried Apricots smoothie. You are going to love them!

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