Mango Smoothie Bowl No Banana

Mango Smoothie Bowl No Banana. My thick mango smoothie bowl without banana is made with just 2 ingredients: mango and yogurt!

My no banana easy mango yogurt smoothie bowl is really healthy for you and great for weight loss! You can eat this sorbet like mango smoothie bowl as a healthy dessert replacement. Or, add some protein powder, top it with some nut butter and you have a healthy breakfast!

I had a lot of requests to make a thick smoothie bowl with no banana. A lot of smoothie bowls get super thick and creamy with frozen bananas, but it can be done without banana! So, I have created for you a super thick mango smoothie bowl without banana!

Love to make smoothie bowls at home and want to take it to the next level? Make sure to read my my Ultimate Guide on Making Perfect Thick Smoothie Bowls every time!

MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL INGREDIENTS

Just two ingredients to make this easy mango smoothie bowl:

1. Frozen mango chunks (organic preferable)
2. Whole milk Greek yogurt (organic preferable)

ASK THE DIETITIAN,

IS THIS MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITHOUT BANANA GOOD FOR WEIGHT LOSS?

Yes! Especially if you are eating this in place of a highly processed and high sugar dessert. My mango yogurt smoothie bowl is super sweet and satisfying and is an excellent treat. Replace your refined sugar ice cream or dessert with a frozen fruit mango sorbet smoothie bowl!

I love making smoothie bowls as dessert because they are so sweet and remind me of ice cream, but with a ton of extra nutrients.

Mango weight loss benefits: Mangoes are high in fiber, which keeps you full and supports you gut health. A healthy gut is key in sustainable long term weight loss.

Yogurt weight loss benefits: Yogurt is rich in probiotics, another important part of a healthy gut. Whole milk yogurt is an excellent choice for women and can help balance hormones.

HOW DO YOU THICKEN A SMOOTHIE BOWL WITHOUT BANANA?

Read this full post about How to Make my Thick Smoothie Bowls!

TIPS & TRICKS TO MAKE AN ULTRA THICK MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITH NO BANANA

Want to make a mango smoothie bowl thick?! I've used many blenders and I can always get thick smoothie bowls using these methods below:

1. Use only and only frozen fruit (and vegetables if using)!! I get asked all the time if you can use non frozen fruit in smoothie bowls. And the answer is no! You will not get a thick creamy texture without frozen fruit.
2. Use minimal (if any) liquid. If you're going to use milk, use only about ⅛ cup per cup of frozen fruit. The more liquid you add, the more of a soupy watery smoothie bowl you will get.
3. Keep blending until your bowl is totally smooth. This means either using your tamper to push the fruit down, or turning off your blender a couple times and scraping the frozen fruit down towards the blades.
4. Turn up the speed! Turning up the speed once it starts pureeing allows some air to get into your smoothie bowl, meaning a light fluffy and creamy smoothie bowl texture! Yum!

And that's it! My easy mango smoothie bowl recipe just takes frozen fruit and blending!

WATCH HOW I MADE MY THICK MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITH NO BANANA

HOW TO MAKE A THICK MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITH NO BANANA

It is so easy to make this 2 ingredient mango smoothie bowl! All you need is: 2 cups frozen mango, ¼ cup of whole milk Greek yogurt, and a blender!

1- Add mango and yogurt to your blender

2- Turn blender on and push fruit down to the blades

3- Keep blending till it is smooth and creamy

4- Scoop into a bowl.

5- Add toppings and enjoy!

How to make my mango smoothie bowl for a healthy balanced breakfast:

If you're eating a smoothie bowl for breakfast, fruit itself is not a complete meal. It's a great snack or dessert when you're craving ice cream, but if you want to eat a smoothie bowl as a meal... You'll need some healthy fats and some more protein.

For protein add: yogurt, some nut butter, nuts or seeds, collagen powder, or protein powder.

For healthy fats add: nuts, seeds, nut butters, coconut flakes, coconut chips, or whole milk yogurt.

These can be blended inside the smoothie bowl or added on top. I love adding toppings for a great texture!

More mango smoothie bowl recipes & flavor combination ideas:

• Acai & Mango
• Banana & Mango
• Pineapple & Mango
• Strawberry & Mango

More thick smoothie bowl recipes you might like:

• Strawberry Smoothie Bowl no Banana
• Banana Mango Smoothie Bowl
• Banana Smoothie Bowl
• Pink Smoothie Bowl
• Pineapple Smoothie Bowl
• Dark Chocolate Covered Cherry Smoothie Bowl
• Blue Pineapple Banana Smoothie Bowl
• Green Smoothie Bowl
• Strawberry Mango Smoothie Bowl
• Golden Milk Smoothie Bowl

FAQ's

Frequently asked questions about my mango smoothie bowl with no banana.

Are no banana mango smoothie bowls healthy?

Yes! Smoothie bowls are an excellent way to pack in high fiber and high nutrient fruits (and even veggies)! Stay away from milks, yogurts, and protein powders with added sugars because that's where you can turn a healthy treat to a high sugar treat.

Is mango smoothie without banana good for health?

Yes! Mango is ultra rich in beta carotene, a powerful antioxidant that fights disease and inflammation all over your body. Mangoes are also, surprisingly high in fiber, about 20% of the amount you typically need for an entire day!

How do I make a smoothie bowl with oats?

Add ¼ cup old fashioned oats into the blender along with your smoothie ingredients and blend just like you would without the oats. Oats add even more fiber, which helps support gut health, hormone balance, and weight loss!

What's the difference between a smoothie and a smoothie bowl?

Smoothies are thin and drinkable through a straw, smoothie bowls are very thick and eaten out of a bowl with a spoon.

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