Dairy Free Smoothie Bowl Recipe

Take breakfast to the next level with this pretty, dairy free, smoothie bowl recipe. Frozen bananas, pineapple, mango, and pitaya powder are blended with unsweetened almond milk, in a smoothie bowl that has no artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners.

We are thrilled to have this Smoothie Bowl Recipe post sponsored by So Delicious Dairy Free!

DAIRY FREE SMOOTHIE BOWL BREAKFAST

A beautiful, colorful smoothie bowl is one of my favorite ways to start the day. My freezer is always stocked with a variety of frozen fruit, and my pantry is always stocked with dried fruits, nuts, seeds, and powders.

I can decide that morning if I want to keep my smoothie bowl simple with just a sprinkling of seeds and sliced banana. Or if I have a little more time I can take an extra ten minutes to turn my smoothie bowl recipe into an edible work of art.

But the one thing that I always include in each dairy free smoothie bowl recipe is So Delicious Dairy Free Organic Almondmilk.

SO DELICIOUS ALMOND MILK IS PLANT BASED GOODNESS

So Delicious Dairy Free Almondmilks are USDA certified Organic, Non-GMO project verified, and certified vegan. There are no artificial flavors, sweeteners, or preservatives, and each flavor is gluten-free, soy-free, carrageenan-free, and dairy-free.

Not only is the milk itself completely plant based, but the carton is plant based too. It’s made from 80% sugar cane, which is a fast growing renewable resource. Trust me, having lived in Hawaii for half of my life, I can vouch for how fast sugar cane grows!

My favorite So Delicious Dairy Free Organic Almondmilk flavor is the Unsweetened Almondmilk, because it’s smooth and light enough to drink on its own. But it’s also perfect for using in smoothie bowl recipes where the blended fruit provides all the sweetness you need.

Our family is not always dairy free, but my kids always have dairy intolerance as babies, so I go dairy free for that first year of breastfeeding each time. I’ve tried a LOT of almondmilks, and nothing has compared to So Delicious Dairy Free.

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Then there’s the Bullseye Playground, right by the entrance, where I am always finding the best deals for holiday decor. On our latest trip, I forgot to bring a sensory item for my oldest, who gets really overwhelmed in stores. Fortunately, there were some adorable long stretchy bunnies there for $1 each that helped him stay calm and focused through the whole store.

Once we get to the grocery section of Target, the kids love to get down from the cart to help me grab ingredients. You can find So Delicious Dairy Free Organic Almondmilk in the milk case of the refrigerated section in Target. Just use the Store Locator to find So Delicious Dairy Free products in a Target near you.

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DAIRY FREE SMOOTHIE BOWL RECIPE

• Place frozen bananas, pineapple, and mango in a blender.
• Add 1 tablespoon of pitaya (pink dragonfruit) powder.
• Pour in 1 1/2 cups of So Delicious Dairy Free Organic Almondmilk.
• Blend until smooth, thick, and creamy.
• Pour into a bowl and top with fresh fruit like kiwi, mango, bananas, and blueberries.
• We also like adding freeze dried raspberries, pepitas (pumpkin seeds), goji berries, and coconut flakes.

TIPS FOR MAKING A DAIRY FREE SMOOTHIE BOWL

• This dairy free smoothie bowl is pretty thick, like soft serve ice cream. If you want yours to be a thinner, drinkable consistency, add another 1/2 cup of So Delicious Dairy Free Organic Almondmilk to the blender.
• Use little stainless steel vegetable cutters to easily make fun shapes with your fresh fruit.

• It’s easy to make a zig zag kiwi half. Just poke a little paring knife on a diagonal, halfway through to the center of the kiwi. Pull it out and insert it again, touching one end of the previous line you made, but at the opposite diagonal. Repeat all the way around then pull the halves apart.
• Don’t worry about wasting fruit when you top your smoothie bowl. Just cut the rest of your kiwi, banana, and mango into chunks and freeze them to blend into your next smoothie.

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MORE SMOOTHIE BOWL RECIPES:

• Smoothie Bowl with Mango Cranberry and Banana
• Coffee Chia Smoothie in a Bowl
• Green Apple Smoothie in a Bowl

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of So Delicious Dairy Free. The opinions and text are all mine.