Smoothie bowls are an excellent and healthy way to turn your favorite smoothie into something bulkier. These colorful concoctions have a thick base made from some fruits like bananas π, berries π, or mangoes,π₯, blended with creamy liquids like almond milk π₯ or yogurts Topped with an array of colorful ingredients, smoothie bowls invite you to get creative! Add fresh fruit slices, crunchy nuts and seeds π₯, or a sprinkle of granola for delightful texture. For a finishing touch, drizzle honey π― or nut butter on top for an added taste. Whether you’re enjoying them for breakfast or as a healthy snack, smoothie bowls are not only visually stunning but also packed with vitamins and minerals, making them a perfect choice for any time of day!
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Ingredients:
1 cup milk or waterπ₯
Β½ cup quick oats
1 tablespoon honey π―
1 banana π
A pinch of cinnamon (optional)
1 Avocado π₯
3-4 icecups
Finally, churning up a smoothie bowl recipe that’s as delectable as it looks! It yields a creamy fruit base and an array of colored toppings to add to the flavor and texture for a delightfully indulgent experience. ππ₯
In this recipe, I blended together banana and berries for a rich base; however, feel free to mix it up with your favorite fruits or even sneak in some spinach for extra nutrition without compromising on taste.
Now, about the nutrition: this smoothie bowl contains approximately 300 calories and about 25 grams of sugar per serving. Most of that sugar comes from the fruits and some of the toppings. If you’re looking to cut down on the sugar, feel free to use unsweetened yogurt or sprinkle less granola.
Add all the ingredients to your smoothie cup or blender in the order listed. Blend for about 1 minute, or until you reach a smooth and creamy consistency. This recipe yields a 15-17 oz serving, depending on the size of the banana used. Enjoy your nutritious and filling meal replacement smoothie!