Red Berry Smoothie Bowl
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As you may have seen on my Snapchat & Instagram I am absolutely LOVING smoothie bowls for breakfast at the moment. So simple to make, low calorie & really satisfying on these sunny mornings - all you need is a few ingredients & a decent blender! Plus I love the fact that they allow me to get a bit creative in the morning with decoration too.
This one is a simple berry flavour, the recipe below & macros below is for the base mix only. I decorated mine with some coconut, raspberries, banana & a few cheeky Coco Pops (because I love them!) but you can use whatever you fancy!
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Servings: Makes 1 smoothie bowl base.
Macros per Bowl: 244kcal / 34g protein / 20g carbs / 3.5g fat / 4g fibre
Ingredients:
150g frozen berry mix
150ml unsweetened almond milk
40g vanilla or berry protein powder
Ice
50ml water
Instructions:
1. Place all ingredients in blender.
2. Blend (mix should be thick - if it's not blending then add a tiny bit more water but do this really gradually, if you add too much the bowl won't have it's thick "ice cream" consistency).
3. Pour into bowl & decorate with your favourite toppings.
4. Eat! :-)