Tropical smoothie bowl
Instructions
Tips
It is a good idea to blend the frozen mango and coconut skyr first. Blend until it reaches a uniform, creamy texture and then add the banana. This ensures that every spoonful is equally creamy and flavourful.
Tips
Presentation is key, so keep that in mind when you add the toppings. Group them based on textures, colours, and flavours, or layer them strategically so every spoonful gets a little bit of everything.
Tips
To maintain a cold and refreshing vibe throughout the whole meal, leave the bowls in the fridge or freezer while you make the smoothie, so they are ice cold when you serve the smoothie bowl.
Questions about tropical smoothie bowl
We believe everyone should be able to make tropical smoothie bowl, so we have answered some of the most frequently asked questions about it below.
Ingredients
Smoothie
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Arla® Skyr coconut
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400 ml |
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Frozen mangos, in pieces
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200 g |
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Ripe banana, large (approx. 150 g)
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1 |
Toppings
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Granola
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50 ml |
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Mango, in slices (approx. 100 g)
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½ |
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Passion fruits, flesh
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2 |
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Coconut flakes
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2 tbsp |
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Blueberries
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50 g |
Garnish
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Fresh lemon balm leaves
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Make a delicious coconut smoothie bowl with mango
If you want an irresistible flavour, a delicious coconut smoothie bowl with mango is the way to go. With layers upon layers of fruit, this tropical smoothie bowl is for those who love fruity freshness with an exotic twist. Thick skyr makes up the base while adding sweet undertones of coconut. Mixed with banana and mango, it is quickly blended into a velvety-smooth mixture. If you enjoy a colourful bowl, we have a large selection of options spanning all the colours of the rainbow. Look to a stunning blue and pink smoothie bowl, a gorgeously green avocado smoothie bowl, or a beautiful purple blackberry smoothie bowl.
Tropical themed toppings
With a wide selection of exotic toppings, your bowl will look as if it had been decorated with the finest fresh fruits from an exotic destination. The toppings are selected to tickle the palate with their sweet, fresh, and juicy flavours. Beautiful yellow mango brings a deep sweetness that pairs well with the tanginess of the passion fruit and juicy freshness of the blueberries. The granola is just as important with its crunchy texture, and the coconut flakes send you to a sun-soaked paradise.
An exotic breakfast or snack
A delectable tropical smoothie bowl should not be limited to a specific time of day. It is often considered a breakfast, which makes sense because it is quick to make and serves as a flavourful and refreshing meal to start the day. Although often used in the morning, it is just as good as a snack in the afternoon or evening when you get hungry and want something easy and refreshing. The fruity flavour bomb will satisfy your hunger and can even be served as an alternative to a dessert. It is cold, sweet, and fruity – the perfect dessert combination.
Experiment with new flavours and toppings
How you make and decorate your tropical smoothie bowl is up to you. The kitchen is a playground where you can mix and match flavours and textures as you want. If you do not have coconut-flavoured skyr, opt for a natural version or perhaps one with vanilla. If you want to keep the coconut flavour, add a bit of coconut milk. Just be aware that it will make the smoothie thinner, so do not add too much. If you want a more complex flavour, add pineapple or papaya. Both match the mango flavour and keep the tropical vibe while adding complexity and depth. Of course, you can also try different toppings. For example, top your tropical smoothie bowl with slices of kiwi. They add a tangy flavour and a wonderful colour. You can also add a handful of goji berries. Perhaps you find more inspiration in our recipe for dragon fruit smoothie bowl .
