Blue and pink smoothie bowl
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Instructions
Tips
If your goal is to make a refreshing cold meal, consider chilling the fresh berries in the fridge for a while before serving. The smoothie should be cold, and by keeping the fresh toppings in the fridge, you maintain a low temperature for longer.
Tips
Take a little time to consider how you want to arrange the toppings. Consider starting with the large ones, such as berries or fruit, and then move on to granola, chia seeds, and the like afterwards. This allows you to present all toppings without hiding any of them below others.
Questions about blue and pink smoothie bowl
With this recipe for pink and blue smoothie bowl, we have made it easy to prepare a delightful breakfast or afternoon snack. In the following, you can read more about the powders used to give the bowls their delightful colouration.
Ingredients
Smoothie
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Coconut Arla® Skyr
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400 ml |
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Blue spirulina powder
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1 tsp |
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Pitaya powder
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1 tsp |
Topping
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Granola
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50 g |
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Chia seeds
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1 tsp |
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Raspberries, currants, blueberries, or blackberries
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150 g |
Garnish
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Edible flowers
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Enjoy a beautiful bowl of colour
Popping with potent colours, these beautiful breakfast or snack options work wonderfully well for any occasion in need of a little extra shimmer. Arranged next to each other, a pink and a blue smoothie bowl look like something from a fairytale. So, if you want to spice up a special occasion, such as a birthday brunch or a baby shower, you can do so easily with our recipe.
Colourful dishes are always delightful, so if you are on the lookout for more like this, we have plenty of recipes for you to check out. For example, go for a beautiful blackberry smoothie bowl or a gorgeous green avocado smoothie bowl. You can also make a tempting yellow tropical smoothie bowl.
Blue spirulina smoothie bowl
With the colour of the ocean, a blue smoothie bowl with spirulina powder crashes like a wave onto your taste buds with every spoonful. Fittingly, the powder gives just a mild tinge of sweet, oceanic notes that almost takes you on an oceanic adventure. The coconut-flavoured skyr helps with that, and the smoothie is both sweet and fresh. Topped with granola, chia seeds, and juicy berries, the bowl receives a delightful nutty touch with added tang from the fruit.
Pink pitaya smoothie bowl
Destination: tropical island. The sun is shining, and the wind carries cooling breezes with it. Wake up to a radiant breakfast or enjoy a pick-me-up afternoon snack with the pink smoothie bowl with pitaya – also if you are not on vacation. With the sweet and tropical taste from the dragon fruit powder as well as the coconut notes from the skyr, this beautiful pink smoothie bowl can just as easily take you away on a tropical adventure. Add a few juicy berries and some crunchy granola, and you have the recipe for your new favourite snack.
A rainbow of toppings
These colourful smoothies are perfect for starting your day on a cheerful note. But there is no need to limit the colours to the smoothies, so why not turn the whole thing into a culinary rainbow? Find colourful and flavourful toppings to enhance the cheerfulness and entice your eyes.
Berries are always a good choice as smoothie bowl toppings. Use raspberries and currant on the pink smoothie bowl and blueberries and blackberries on the blue smoothie bowl to enhance the two different colours. You can also choose other colourful and fruity toppings, either some that are similar in colour, so they match pink and blue respectively, or some that are different, for example, green kiwi slices or orange mango cubes, to create a beautiful contrast.
Although granola and chia seeds do not add much colour, we use them as toppings in this recipe. Both are good on blue as well as pink smoothie bowl as they provide flavour and substance. Also, the neutral colours leave more spotlight for the other ingredients. Banana slices can do the same.
