5 EASY Smoothie Bowls

They are delish, full of nutrients, fibre and some of these are {almost} too beautiful to eat.

Mixed Berry GOODness

  • ½ frozen banana

  • 1 cup frozen mixed berries

  • 1/2 cup frozen cauliflower

  • 1 scoop plant based vanilla protein powder

  • 4 Tablespoons unsweetened non-dairy milk

Toppings

crushed cashews, pumpkin seeds and fresh Raspberries

Matcha Blueberry ENERGY Bowl

For Bottom Layer:

½ cup water

½ cup frozen cauliflower

½ scoop Vanilla superfood shake

1 Tbsp. Blueberry matcha powder

For Top Layer:

½ cup water

½ cup frozen cauliflower

½ scoop Vanilla superfood shake

½ cup fresh or frozen blueberries

1 Tsp chia seeds

Place everything for the first layer in the blender and mix well. Pour into a glass. Place everything for the second layer in the blender and mix well and pour the second layer on top and enjoy!

Peaches and Cream

1/2 cup Peaches (frozen or fresh)

1 cup frozen cauliflower

4 tbsp coconut milk

1 scoop vanilla plant based protein

Toppings

drizzled maple syrup, peaches, blackberries, granola and bananas

Chocolatly and Peanut butter Bowl  

1 cup frozen zucchini

1/2 cup frozen banana

1 scoop vanilla plant based protein powder

1 tsp cocoa

4 tbsp almond milk

1tsp xantham gum

Toppings:

banana, unsweetened coconut, walnuts, drizzled peanut butter

BLUEBERRY Pie

1 cup frozen cauliflower

1/2 cup frozen blueberries

1 scoop vanilla plant based protain powber

4 tbsp oat milk

Toppings:

banana, blueberries, coconut chunks

How To Make Your Own

  1. Pick a frozen fruit : banana, peach, apple sauce, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, mango, oranges, pineapple.

  2. Pick a frozen vegetable: frozen cauliflower/cauliflower rice or frozen zucchini work best.

  3. Pick a liquid : water, unsweetened oat milk, unsweetened almond, unsweetened cashew milk, unsweetned coconut.

The Best Part; all the  Toppings

This is the fun part and the options are endless!! Get creative with your smoothie bowl toppings.

Here are some of my go-to toppings:

  • fresh banana – slice fresh bananas for added sweetness( freeze the rest for your next smoothie)

  • fresh berries – I like using a combination of strawberries and blueberries but any fresh berry works!

  • granola – want to add some texture to your smoothie bowl? Add crunchy granola on top!

  • nuts - crushed cashews, walnuts or sliced almonds

  • almond butter or peanut butter – can’t go wrong with a little extra nut butter drizzled on top.

  • chia seeds – add in healthy fats, fiber and texture with chia seeds.

  • coconut – shredded coconut for added sweetness and crunchy!

  • chocolate – make this more of a dessert and add some chocolate chips or melted chocolate drizzled on top. You coul

How to make it thicker…….

Nothing is worse than a melty smoothie bowl that’s hard to eat with a spoon. If you blend up your smoothie and are wishing it was thicker, try these:

  • Add more frozen veggies

  • Add chia seeds – chia seeds absorb liquid and will make your smoothie thick

  • Use less liquid – this won’t necessary fix a liquidy smoothie, but it’s something to remember next time

  • Add xanthan gum – I don’t use this ingredient often, but if you’re looking to instantly thicken up a smoothie bowl xantham gum works.start with 1/2teaspoon.

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