Strawberry Mango Smoothie Bowl

Strawberry Mango Smoothie Bowl! A thick and refreshing smoothie bowl without banana for two made with just 3 ingredients. Grab your blender, frozen strawberry, mango, and milk of choice!

I'm so excited it is almost spring and you know that means smoothie bowl season! But who am I kidding, I make smoothie bowls all year long. 🙂

I was updating some old smoothie bowl recipes with video content and happened to throw this strawberry mango smoothie bowl together. I totally forgot the pineapple in the old recipe, so I though I'd share this new and delicious smoothie bowl recipe !

WHAT IS A STRAWBERRY MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL MADE OF?

Just 3 simple ingredients! All you need for my thick strawberry mango smoothie bowl is:

• Frozen strawberries
• Frozen mango chunks
• Milk of choice

ARE SMOOTHIE BOWLS GOOD FOR HEALTH?

Answered by a registered dietitian:

"Yes! Smoothie bowls are an excellent way to pack in nutrient dense fruits and even vegetables! Stay away from sweetened milks, yogurts, protein powders, and granola to keep your smoothie bowl as healthy as possible."

HOW DO YOU THICKEN A SMOOTHIE BOWL?

Ultra thick smoothie bowls are really simple to achieve! It's all about frozen fruit and minimal liquid.

TIPS TO MAKE A THICK STRAWBERRY MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITHOUT BANANA

Use only frozen fruit. Don't use fresh fruit or your smoothie bowl will come out soupy!

Use only a little bit of milk. I use about ⅛ cup of milk per 1 cup of frozen fruit.

Keep blending till there is no frozen chunks left! The time will depend on how strong your blender is, but just keep pushing frozen fruit down till you have a creamy smoothie in your blender.

Don't add extra liquid! As tempting as it may be to have your mango strawberry smoothie bowl done quickly and eat it, adding more liquid will water down your bowl!

WATCH HOW I MADE MY THICK SMOOTHIE BOWL

HOW TO MAKE A STRAWBERRY MANGO SMOOTHIE BOWL WITH NO BANANA

My thick smoothie is so easy to make and a super healthy treat to enjoy any time of the year! Mom friendly, kid friendly and even teething baby friendly! All it has is frozen fruit and milk!

Mango Strawberry smoothie bowl recipe:

• 2 cups frozen strawberries (use 1 cup for a single serving)
• 2 cups frozen mango (use 1 cup for a single serving)
• ½ cup milk of choice (use ¼ cup for a single serving)

Mango strawberry smoothie bowl directions:

Step 1-

Add all ingredients to your blender.

Step 2-

Blend.

Step 3-

Keep blending until smooth.

Step 4-

Scoop into bowls and top.

For a full list of directions with pictures see my recipe card below!

MANGO STRAWBERRY SMOOTHIE BOWL TOPPINGS

Here's a list of toppings I used on my smoothie bowl for some ideas:

• Mango chunks
• Fresh sliced kiwi
• Unsweetened granola
• Hemp seeds

FAQ's

How can I make a mango strawberry smoothie bowl as a healthy breakfast?

So you want to make a smoothie bowl as a healthy breakfast? My smoothie bowls are low in protein because they only contain fruit really.. which makes a great healthy snack or dessert. But, you need a bit more for a well rounded breakfast:

1. Protein source: Greek yogurt, nut butters, nuts, seeds, collagen powder, protein powder.
2. Fat source: full fat Greek yogurt, nut/seed butters, whole nuts, whole seeds.

You can blend your proteins into the smoothie bowl, or add them as toppings, it's totally up to your preference!

How do I store my smoothie bowl?

Smoothie bowls are best eaten immediately to preserve the thickness, but you can store it in the fridge for a couple of hours covered.

Can I make a mango strawberry smoothie bowl with yogurt?

Yes! Replace some or all of the milk with yogurt.

More thick smoothie bowl recipes without banana:

• Acai Smoothie Bowl
• Dark Chocolate Covered Cherry Smoothie Bowl
• Strawberry Smoothie Bowl no Banana
• Mango Smoothie Bowl no Banana
• Pineapple Smoothie Bowl no Banana
• Creamsicle Smoothie Bowl
• Watermelon Smoothie Bowl
• How to Make a Thick Smoothie Bowl
• Green Smoothie Bowl no Banana

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