Looking for an easy breakfast idea? This vegan strawberry smoothie bowl with banana and flax will keep you fueled and satisfied from breakfast until lunch. The dairy-free smoothie recipe is easy to make and nutritious.
Have you ever tried putting flax in your smoothie? I did recently for the first time and realised I’ve been missing out. It makes the texture so much smoother and adds even more fibre. So I decided it’s something I need to be doing regularly.
This Strawberry Smoothie Bowl with Banana and Flax is also the first smoothie bowl I’ve ever shared on the blog! I was a little late to the party when it came to smoothie bowls, but I’ve recently found a major love for them and have really enjoyed adding oats, granola, and nuts for a satisfying and hearty breakfast.
Strawberry Smoothie Bowl With Banana and Flax
For anyone who isn’t sure, smoothie bowls are no different from regular smoothies. The only difference is that you serve the smoothie in a bowl and are able to enjoy lots of delicious toppings on it.
Feel free to add your own toppings as you like, but my suggestions would be to add crunchy foods like nuts, seeds, oats and even granola to make it really satisfying. There’s something delicious about enjoying a smooth, creamy smoothie topped with nuts and oats—it’s incredibly filling and hearty.
To make this Strawberry Smoothie Bowl extra-satisfying, make sure you add some protein powder to the mix. This will make it even more filling and will ensure it powers you through until lunchtime. Enjoy!
The Best Vegan Strawberry Smoothie—In a Bowl
Ingredients
- ½ heaped cup strawberries
- 1 medium banana
- ¾ cup Manitoba Milling Company Unsweetened Milled Whole Seed Flax Beverage
- 3 tbsp rolled oats
- 1 tbsp almond, peanut or cashew butter
- 1 tbsp chia seeds
- Your favourite vegan protein powder (optional)
- To decorate
- Strawberry slices
- nut butter
- Oats
- Seeds
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in a blender and blend for about 30 seconds on high power until completely smooth.
- Pour into a bowl and decorate with strawberry slices, nut butter, oats and seeds.
- Enjoy as breakfast or a filling snack!
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For more nutritious breakfast recipes, try making my three-ingredient vegan oatmeal waffles. These oatmeal waffles are fluffy, filling, and delicious. They’re also gluten-free. All you need to make them is oats, bananas, and plant-based milk. You can also make it extra tasty by topping with maple syrup, whipped cream, or fresh fruit!
For lunch, try making my vegan artichoke and white bean sandwiches. These nutritious sandwiches are packed with veggies like tomatoes and celery. But you can always customize it with your favorite vegetables.
This recipe was republished with permission from Vancouver With Love.
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