Coffee and tea are so passé. At the St. Mark's Place location of Surf City Squeeze in Manhattan, it's all about the hot smoothie. New York Press writer Justin Richards decides to try it out, and concludes it's not really his cup of tea hot smoothie: "If you don't drink it soon enough, it's like you're cleaning your apartment the morning after a smoothie party," he explains. Would you give it a whirl?
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I couldn't at least if I made it. I use whey isolate protein powder in all my smoothies that I make. If you heat the whey protein powder over 112 degrees you diminish the amount of protein in the smoothie so I'd just end up with a hot thick fruit drink with no really value to me. Even getting into the 90 degree range starts to reduce the amount of protein in the smoothies I make.
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