SWEETIE BOWL WITH STRAWBERRY AND KIWI

The Strawberry Kiwi Smoothie Bowl that I made is the ideal blend of spring and summer flavors! Fresh fruit, coconut, and granola are added as garnishes to this nutritious and vegan smoothie bowl, which has been expertly prepared.

SWEETIE BOWL WITH STRAWBERRY AND KIWI
Although fashionable, smoothie bowls certainly live up to the promise.  It’s pure gastronomic delight. Smoothie bowls have become even more of a part of my life as the weather has been warmer on a regular basis up in the highlands. In contrast to my normal preference for green bowls, I wanted to produce something charming in pink and came up with this lovely combination. This cup of Strawbery Kiwi Smoothie shouts spring to me.

Although it may appear elegant, this healthy smoothie bowl is extremely simple to make and offers a deliciously satisfying, chilled, and creamy breakfast or snack. Additionally, this dish earns points for being naturally gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan.

Smoothie bowls appear sophisticated but are surprisingly simple to create. The secret is to combine your preferred smoothie mixture with less liquid than you would for a typical smoothie. You only need a little to get the blender going—no more! You might have to stir the mixture a little if you don’t have a powerful blender. If you’re looking for an improvement that won’t break the bank, I suggest this blender.

Simple ingredients in this smoothie are frozen strawberry, fresh kiwi, and almond milk. Like a fruit summer dream team, strawberries and kiwis.

To make it creamier, I added a half-frozen banana. This recipe also includes a scoop of your preferred protein powder, but if that’s not your thing, feel free to omit it. If you consume dairy, you may also add some greek yogurt for a more organic protein boost.

You can customize a smoothie bowl in so many different ways. For the toppings on mine, I chose coconut, granola, fresh fruit, and mint.

The bowl’s toppings include kiwi, strawberry, and granola.

INGREDIENTS:
Fresh kiwi adds a tangy touch to this Strawberry Kiwi Smoothie Bowl. Kiwis may be readily peeled by cutting them in half and scooping off the lovely green meat.
Kiwi: For this dish, I use fresh kiwis, but I really use frozen strawberries. It enables you to prepare a smoothie without ice and gives it a creamier texture.
Frozen Banana: To make my healthy smoothie bowl creamier, I add half of the frozen banana. The taste of bananas is still rather mild. Feel free to exclude the banana from your smoothie if you’re against it. Simply increase the amount of the other fruit.

Protein Powder: To make my smoothie bowls a more complete meal, I like to add protein powder to them. One of my favorites is this.
Any sort of milk or non-dairy milk that you have on hand can be used instead of almond milk.

Bowl of Kiwi Strawberry Smoothie
The spring and summer are shouted out in this stunning Kiwi Strawberry Smoothie Bowl!

INGREDIENTS

Regarding the Smoothie Bowl

3/4 cup of frozen strawberries
1 kiwi
Frozen banana, half
Protein powder, 1 scoop
1/2 cup of almond milk
Coconut, granola, kiwi slices, strawberries, and fresh mint are used as the toppings.
INSTRUCTIONS

Blend each item in a blender until completely smooth.
Just enough milk should be added to start the blender.
Add the kiwi, strawberry, coconut, and oats to the smoothie bowl mixture in a bowl.
NOTES

Depending on your nutritional objectives, you may prepare this Strawberry Kiwi Smoothie Bowl with or without the protein powder.
NUTRITION
Energy: 210 kcal
36g of carbohydrates
18g of protein
Fat: 3g
1g of saturated fat
Salt: 177 mg
660 milligrams of potassium
7g of fiber
21g of sugar
79IU Vitamin A
153 mg of vitamin C
Magnesium: 198 mg
Fe: 1 mg