Blackberry Smoothie Bowl

This smoothie bowl has a hidden vegetable which makes it perfect as a breakfast for little picky eaters! It’s super delicious, vegan and healthy and we all love it!

Due to the heat of the past weeks we had quite a few smoothie bowls for breakfast! It’s rather unusual to have consistent heat here in Germany but it sure was nice to have a real summer. Since I like to experiment with flavors and ingredients, I wanted to mix things up a bit for our smoothie bowls. So this one is a blackberry smoothie bowl!

I love blackberries so much!! Sometimes you come across a blackberry bush in the wild here and if the berries are high enough I’ll pick some. You just have to be super careful because of the thorns on the bush!! But it’s totally worth it… and the berries are so beautiful to look at too!

To make this smoothie bowl more healthy (especially for my son who is not a fan of vegetables) I like to add frozen cauliflower rice to the blender. It makes it super creamy and you really cannot taste it. Promise! It’s perfect for adding a healthy vegetable, especially if you have a picky eater. Plus it’s always good to know you started your day healthy while eating something delicious.

In order to spice things up a little, I created two different versions of this smoothie bowl and let my family choose which one they wanted. The one on the left is the regular blackberry smoothie bowl and the one on the right has coconut yogurt swirled into it. I canot even decide which one I liked more!! I liked both of them very much…

Will you make this for breakfast soon? Or how about my Peanut Butter Raspberry Smoothie Bowl?

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 10 mins Cook Time 3 mins Total Time 13 mins
Servings: 3

Description

This smoothie bowl has a hidden vegetable which makes it perfect as a breakfast for little picky eaters! It's super delicious, vegan and healthy and we all love it!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Take the bananas out of the freezer (if using a whole banana) and wait for 5 minutes so that it's easier to handle. Then peel and cut into slices. (see notes)

  2. Add to a blender together with the frozen cauliflower rice, frozen blackberries, dates and almond milk. 

  3. Blend until all is smooth. Depending on the strength of your blender or mixer, you will need to push the smoothie bowl mixture down in between.

  4. Pour into a bowl and top with hemp seeds, granola and fresh berries. It's also very nice if you mix in a bit of coconut yogurt! Enjoy!

Note

  • Bananas: the bananas should be ripe but NOT overripe! The banana taste is too strong if overripe for this recipe. I like to freeze it whole and then wait a few minutes after removing it from the freezer. Then I make a cut down the middle lengthwise and cut it into slices. It's easy to peel then.
  • Cauliflower rice: If you cannot get frozen cauliflower rice in your area, you can also grate a fresh (the fresher, the sweeter the taste!) cauliflower finely and freeze it in portions. Here's a good explanation on how to make cauliflower rice yourself. 
Keywords: smoothie bowl, breakfast, vegan smoothie bowl, vegan breakfast, vegan, healthy breakfast, blackberry, blackberry smoothie bowl, fruit, granola, refined sugar free,

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Andrea Epstein

Hi, I'm Andrea, a full-time food blogger, mother of 1 wonderful son, 2 equally wonderful stepsons and wife to a darling husband. I live in Munich, Germany with my family. I loves traveling, sharing new recipes, and spending time with my family.

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