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This smoothie bowl doesn’t actually have jelly in it, but the juicy fruits combine with peanut butter, making it taste just like a PB&J.
I am a Breakfast-Required Person. I know a lot of folks aren’t — either because of habit or hurried schedules or something else that causes them to skip the morning meal. But if I don’t eat breakfast, I basically turn into the Incredible Hulk. You won’t like me when I’m hangry.
I don’t know why this took me so long to figure out, but I am obsessed with adding peanut butter to my smoothies (and smoothie bowls). In the past, the all-fruit version has been a little to sweet for my taste (I am also a Savory Breakfast Person). Adding nut butter adds some umami and complexity that makes me suddenly REALLY excited for my morning smoothie every day.
This recipe is my favorite current smoothie, but in bowl form, because it’s summer and there’s so much good fruit right now, I couldn’t help top my smoothie with more of it. It’s naturally gluten free and can be Whole 30 or Paleo based on your choice of milk. I just finished eating another one of these a couple of minutes ago, and I believe that makes it almost a full week of smoothies for breakfast. It’s been a good ride, and I don’t think we will be changing our habits anytime soon.
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- Author: Rebekah Hubbard
Description
This smoothie bowl doesn’t actually have jelly in it, but the juicy fruits combine with peanut butter, making it taste just like a PB&J.
Ingredients
- 3/4 cup milk of your choice
- 3/4 cup frozen strawberries
- 1/2 cup frozen blueberries or blackberries
- 2 Tbsp. all-natural peanut butter
- Tiny pinch of salt
- 1 tsp. honey (omit for paleo/whole 30)
- Additional fruit (coconut flakes, seeds and/or nuts for topping.)
Instructions
- Category: Smoothie
I'm the writer and photographer at PDXfoodlove.com. I love living in Portland, Oregon and the lifestyle in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.