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This vegan smoothie bowl recipe is inspired by Holly’s favorite smoothie bowl from JuiceLand in Austin. It tastes like a strawberry milkshake and it’s pure, creamy, healthy, heaven in a bowl. We love that smoothie bowls are quick to make and even easier to smother in healthy toppings than regular old smoothies that you’d drink through a straw. Not only do smoothie bowl toppings make things a little more fun, but they also take a slightly-filling smoothie into the actual-meal category.

How To Make a Smoothie Bowl
If you’ve made a smoothie, you can make a smoothie bowl. A smoothie bowl is just a smoothie….IN A BOWL! Nothing tricky here. Here’s how to make the best smoothie bowl on earth:
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Blend the frozen fruit and frozen bananas.
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Blend in the milk. This is your moment to add the nut butter and protein powder.
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Serve! Drizzle with the coconut oil and toppings and dig in!
Tools You’ll Need
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Blender (a high power one works best!)
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Spatula
Ingredients
1 cup
frozen strawberries (or other frozen berries)
1 cup
frozen banana slices, extra ripe for sweetness
3 Tbsp
milk or milk alternative (almond, hemp etc.)
2 Tbsp
almond butter, sunflower seed butter or peanut butter, optional
2 Tbsp
protein powder, (vanilla or unflavored), optional
Toppings
1 Tbsp
melted coconut oil**
1/4 cup
granola- Fresh (not frozen) Strawberry slices
- Fresh (not frozen) Banana slices
Method
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Add the frozen strawberries and bananas to a blender (using a high-power gives the best results) and blend on low until they have created a coarse, somewhat sandy mixture.
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Add the milk, nut butter, and protein powder (if using) and blend on low, scraping down the sides as needed, until the mixture comes together in a thick “soft serve” consistency.
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Scoop the smoothie into a bowl and drizzle with the melted coconut oil. Allow the coconut oil to harden for 1 minute (you can place it in the freezer to speed up this process). Sprinkle with granola and hemp seeds and garnish with fresh fruit.
Note: You will want to prepare for this smoothie bowl by letting bananas get overly ripe on your counter. Slice them into 1-inch pieces and freeze them. That way you always have frozen bananas on hand for this recipe.
**Similar to chocolate magic shell, when you drizzle melted coconut oil over a cold smoothie bowl, it hardens. This adds a wonderfully pleasing texture and melt-in-your-mouth “crunch” to the smoothie bowl.
Nutrition Info
- Per Serving
- Amount
- Calories434
- Protein21 g
- Carbohydrates54 g
- Total Fat20 g
- Dietary Fiber10 g
- Cholesterol0 mg
- sodium108 mg
- Total Sugars29 g
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