Strawberry Smoothie Bowl

This easy strawberry smoothie bowl is great for breakfast or a snack. It’s a sweet treat that everyone will love! Love strawberries? Check out all of these yummy strawberry recipes!

Smoothie bowls are a great way to have a tasty breakfast that is wholesome and indulgent but also packed with protein, nutrients, and vitamins.

This fresh smoothie bowl is made with frozen fruit, your choice of yogurt, and more fresh fruit for toppings! It’s a delicious way to start the day and a sneaky way to get picky eaters to eat more fruit and yogurt!

If you need a sweet treat but want something more healthy, this strawberry smoothie bowl recipe is a must try. Also try Mango Pineapple Kiwi Smoothie, The Easiest Pineapple Smoothie Recipe, and Mango Pineapple Smoothie Bowl!

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If you have never made smoothie bowls before, don’t worry, it’s actually really easy. The end result looks and tastes great but you don’t have to worry about the prep, it’s super simple.

As you can see these adorable strawberry smoothie bowls are made extra special with heart shaped berries but you can easily just toss some regular ones in there for a quick morning meal without all the muss and fuss.

For those of you who are pro smoothie bowl makers I’m sure you have your own list of ingredients that you add. Things like granola, chia seeds, and sliced nuts can make a great addition / topping as well! Feel free to mix things up.

Can I use different berries for this smoothie bowl?

This smoothie bowl uses frozen strawberries and other red berries. You can use things like cherries, pomegranates, raspberries, and more. You can also use other berries but you don’t have to keep them red if you aren’t worried about the color!

This recipe is really flexible and lots of fruits will taste great with strawberries. There’s nothing worse than realizing you don’t have something on this ingredient list. Feel free to mix things up if you need to, it will turn out okay for the most part even if you have to sub different fruit combinations!

Can I freeze this recipe?

You can definitely freeze this recipe if you want to make a sort of creamy frozen yogurt dessert. I would hold off on putting huge chunks of fruit into the recipe in that case. Just cut the whole fruits smaller before putting them into the mixture and freezing the whole mixture.

You will likely have to thaw this recipe a bit before serving because it will freeze a little harder than ice cream does. Overall this recipe is great to serve as is or frozen. Both ways are tasty treats that even kids will enjoy.

What do I need to make a smoothie bowl?

This recipe uses only four ingredients plus a few things for toppings if you like. You will need frozen strawberries, another red fruit of your choice, thick yogurt (Greek works great), and milk. I like to use strawberries and grated chocolate for garnish.

Other good garnish to consider are chia seeds, granola, sliced almonds, other nuts, fresh berries, and even chocolate or sprinkles for kids and a pop of color!

Keep in mind that you can use whatever kind of yogurt you want but Greek works great because it’s thicker. If you use regular yogurt you might consider freezing it first so you can have a thicker smoothie bowl.

Kitchen Essentials For Smoothie & Drink Recipes:

You can make water infusion recipes with your favorite infusion pitcher, or just make a batch and carry it with you in your favorite reusable water bottle! 

If you want to muddle the fruit a bit you might want to have a muddler or wooden spoon to use. You can also use reusable infusion water bottles so you can keep adding more water throughout the day while keeping the fruit benefits going!

For smoothies you will want a great blender as well as some insulated travel cups so you can enjoy the smoothie at the perfect temperature.

How to make a strawberry smoothie bowl recipe:

Pour milk and yogurt into a blender. Top with frozen fruit.

Blend on high. If you find that the mixture is too thick, add a bit more milk.

Pour into bowls.

To make the hearts out of the strawberries you just slice them in half and then cut a small v at the top.

Garnish with strawberries and grated chocolate.

Looking for other tasty smoothie recipes?

If you are enjoying making smoothies and need some other recipes, we’ve got you covered. Here are some other tasty recipes for smoothies and smoothie bowls that you can work into your snacking and breakfast routine. These recipes are all family friendly and easy to make. Enjoy eating more fruits and veggies and get a kick of protein with all that yogurt as well!

• Mango Pineapple Kiwi Smoothie
• The Easiest Pineapple Smoothie Recipe
• Mango Pineapple Smoothie Bowl
• Weight Watchers Pumpkin Smoothie
• Apple Pie Smoothie

Printable Strawberry Smoothie Bowl Recipe: