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Though the leaves are changing and the temperature is slowly dropping, there’s no need to say goodbye to creamy, frothy smoothies. There are plenty of creative ways to whip up these tasty beverages with traditional fall ingredients, such as apples, sweet potatoes, cranberries, cinnamon, and pumpkin.
Not only will these drinks give you that cozy autumn feeling, each in-season food offers plenty of nutritional benefits. Here, two celebrity chefs and one celebrity nutritionist share their favorite healthy fall smoothie recipes.
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