The World’s 10 Best Cities to Live In 2019

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Denmark has been named the world’s best country to live in, according to the statistical analysis (2019 ) by the CEOWORLD magazine, with Switzerland Finland, Australia, and Austria rounding off the top five. The ranking looks at 70 countries around the world. As for European countries, they occupy 8 of the top 10 spots in this year’s ranking. Rank Country Quality of life (0verall) House price to income ratio Purchasing power Traffic commute time Pollution Climate Personal safety Health care Services Cost of living 1 Denmark 198.57 6.93 114.39 28.51 22.14 81.8 75.75 79.41 81.38 2 Switzerland 195.93 9.63 129.7 29.05 22.03 80.05 78.5 72.68 121.16 3 Finland 194.01 7.98 112.3 30.41 11.93 58.56 77.2 73.49 72.82 4 Australia 191.13 7.6 122.85 35.29 23.97 93.75 57.24 76.38 72.08 5 Austria 191.05 10.14 96.7 25.15 21.97 77.74 78.63 79.19 71.79 6 Netherlands 188.91 7.38 102.54 29.87 27.45 87.45 71.43 77.81 74.83 7 Iceland 187.79 6.58 91.8 19.74 15.24 68.81
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How to Make a Strawberry Smoothie with only 3 ingredients

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Strawberry smoothies are delicious, refreshing and best of all, they’re easy to make! With just a mere 4 ingredients and any blender, you’ll have a yummy chilled treat that’s sure to please any crowd.

MethodTraditional Strawberry Smoothie


1.  Cut your strawberries into smaller pieces.
While the recipe requires 10 strawberries, you may need more or less, depending on their size. And depending on your smoothie cravings !

  • It' will be easiest on your blender if you cut off the tops and then cut them into halves.
  • Make sure you're using a clean knife and cutting board!











2.   Time for the blender !

Whether you have a Nutribullet, stick blender or any other kind. It will do.










3.   Now add the milk.

Any kind of milk will work, of course your full fat milk will make for a richer creamier smoothie. You can even use Yogurt if you don't have milk handy.

























4.  Ice baby !

For a thicker and colder smoothie it is now time to add your ice. However if you would like a more concentrated smoothie you can add the ice afterwords. 




























5.   Blend !

You can now turn on you blender ( after you have closed it an took necessary precautions of course ). Blend until the mix is liquid. The time will vary depending on the strength of your blender and size of ice cubes, if any. Taste time !



























6.  Add the Sugar and blend some more

Strawberries are naturally sweet, but the sugar just adds some extra sweetness. For the healthier option you could use honey. If it turns out too sweet for your taste, just add some more milk and strawberries and blend again until perfection.























7.   Pour your smoothie into a glass

You can garnish your glass by putting some fresh strawberry on the side and add a straw.
Putting your glass in the fridge beforehand will help keeping your smoothie chilled and not become runny. 
























8.  Enjoy !

The recipe below makes one smoothie. Calculate and plan accordingly if you want to make this delicious treat for family and friends.
Ingredients 

10 strawberries
1/2 cup or 125 ml of milk5 ice cubes

Optional:

  • 1 tablespoon (15 grams) sugar
    3 scoops of ice cream






















































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