This superfood acai bowl is a healthy sweet treat that is ready in 5 minutes! The perfect breakfast for a hot and humid summer day.
If you’ve ever dreamed of eating ice cream for breakfast, then you are in for a treat! This superfood acai bowl is about to make all your breakfast dessert dreams come true, and it’s low in sugar and totally healthy! So you can feel good about enjoying this all summer long if you want to, and get creative with the toppings as well.
If you’ve never heard of acai before, this superfood is a deep purple coloured berry that looks like a cross between a blueberry and a grape. It is packed with antioxidants, fibre, vitamins and minerals. Acai berries are especially high in the antioxidant anthocyanin. This antioxidant can potentially help to boost brain health, lower inflammation in the body, and reduce oxidative stress. If you aren’t sold already, then I should also mention that they taste like a chocolate-y berry. The health benefits are just the icing on the cake!
If you still are not a fan of green smoothies (despite all my raving about my perfect green smoothie recipe that is so delicious!) then this nutrient-dense acai bowl is a great option for you. I get it, some days you want to be healthy, but you may not feel like drinking a garden of greens – and that’s where this acai bowl comes in!
For this recipe you can use acai packets or acai powder, either will work. If you’re using acai powder you may need to add some ice cubes or extra frozen berries to make it nice and cold.
This is the perfect 5-minute breakfast because it’s so simple to make. I like to keep bananas and berries in my freezer at all times so that I know I can reach for them when I want a smoothie or acai bowl like this one. These jumbo silicone reusable storage bags are what I store frozen bananas in (just take the skin off and break them in quarters) for easy meal prep.
For toppings, I recommend using fresh blueberries, strawberries, and kiwi! You’ll also want to add a little bit of crunch with some toasted shredded coconut, and granola. My Stovetop Granola recipe from the HealthNut Cookbook would be the perfect crunchy topping to this smoothie bowl.
Or, check out my recipe for simple homemade granola here or my 5-minute rawnola would also work!
For more 5 minute breakfasts, be sure to try my Yogurt Fruit & Granola Bowl and these Light and Fluffy Scrambled Eggs!
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Hi, I always figure out for a variety dish with full of nutrients for my breakfast, Thanks for the recipe you’ve given now I can try & enjoy new dish.