Chocolate Banana Pudding!

So today is my second day eating 100% raw minus the nuts! It has been going quite well actually. I have been making green juices, today I made celery, parsley, and apple juice. It was quite tasty. Just sweet enough to drown out the bitterness of the parsley. I had a large kale salad with an avocado on top and honey drizzled on top of that. Besides that I have been grazing on grapefruit, apples and bananas pretty much eating until I felt satisfied :-). Tonight I made a chocolate banana pudding (since I am cutting out the nuts I made a pudding dessert instead of a pie). I am not digging into this until tomorrow because I want it to set but I confess I licked the vitamix and it tastes pretty darn good.
So I want to talk about some things I have noticed eating this way. I notice that I am filling up eating fruit rather than trying to fill up eating nut based foods. I actually am feeling completely full and satisfied too. I have noticed that my skin is clearer and my hair is not as oily. Seriously, every morning when I wake up my hair is usually oily enough that I feel I have to wash it. Today when I woke up I noticed that it wasn't oily and if I didn't wash it, it would still be fine and clean. That is awesome to me because honestly what girl doesn't want good hair? I just notice my hair is healthier and less weighed down eating this way. This is only two days of eating this way and I am already noticing positive changes. I don't know that at the end of this month I will completely cut out nuts but I definitely was eating way too many. I may even guess some days I was eating 3/4 of my diet in nuts. Anyway, I am going to be making a lot of puddings this month because I still have to have my desserts you know! Oh, in this last picture I am drinking the coconut water leftover from the coconuts I used in this recipe. I love coconut water! So yummy!!!

Chocolate Banana Pudding

3 Avocados
3 Bananas
1/4 cup of honey (add more or less depending on how sweet you like it!)
1/4 cup of raw chocolate
*Mix these ingredients together in the vitamix or blender. In a blender you may need to add some water to get it to mix together. When creamy and smooth, spread the pudding into a dish.

Whip Cream Topping:
Meat from 2 young thai coconuts
1/4 cup of honey (again more or less for your tastes)
*Mix together in your vitamixer. Mix until it is creamy and spread it on top of the chocolate mixture.

*Garnish however you like. I used one banana and cocnut flakes! Enjoy! Cheers!