Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl

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Refreshing, clean, and rejuvenating.

Close up of Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl
Two bowls of Beet Berry Smoothies.

This smoothie bowl is one of my favorite breakfast choices in a long time. We found it completely refreshing and clean and rejuvenating. Exactly how you want to start your day.

The jarred beets are a little bit of the secret. First of all, the color of this is breathtaking. As you can see. If you have any doubt that you eat with your eyes, this bowl might change that thinking.

Close up of Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl

Beets are naturally sweet, and the fact that the beets are pickled adds acidity to the bowls, and acidity is always nice in pretty much every recipe you can think of. Think about what a squeeze of lemon juice does to a smoothie or a cobbler or a pie—it brightens the flavor considerably.

But in this case I used Aunt Nellie’s Pickled beets and—facts being facts—the odds that I would have cooked, peeled and pickled some beets myself to add to a smoothie would have been slim to none.

I’m so pleased to be partnering with Aunt Nellie’s on this post—and when they asked me to think of what kind of recipe I wanted to create I jumped at the thought of brunch, because I’ve been thinking about smoothie bowls of late, and thought that anchoring one with their addicting beets would be a good move. And it was—a really good move.

Honey being drizzled onto a Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl.

And they also added a lovely nutritional pop to the smoothie bowl. Beets are antioxidant-rich, and provide vitamins (like Vitamin A, C and Folate), minerals (like Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, and Potassium) and fiber.

And if you need another reason to get excited about beets, here’s a good one: Aunt Nellie’s is giving away a Family Pack of their great products PLUS a $900 VISA gift card. You could make an awful lot of smoothies with that cash. Click here to enter the sweepstakes, and please let me know if you win! #ANBeetWeek

Beet Berry Smoothie Bowls next to a jar of Aunt Nellie\'s Pickled Beets.

This Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl recipe is refreshing, clean, and rejuvenating. This healthy and easy breakfast is exactly how you want to start your day.

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How to Make a Smoothie Bowl

Back to the smoothies—just pop everything into a blender.

And blend away, making sure to pulse everything and then let the machine run until the mixture is smooth. Scrape down the sides and give it a final blend. The mixture will be nice and thick.

Beet, berries, and yogurt in a blender.

Pour it into bowls—glass bowls are perfect as they will show off the gorgeous color on all sides.

Top the smoothie bowls with anything you like, from chia seeds.

Sprinkling chia seeds on Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl

To granola or muesli.

Spoon adding granola to a Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl.

Additional berries.

Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl being topped with berries.

And a little drizzle of some lemony yogurt.

Drizzle of lemony yogurt on a Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl.

And then a bit of honey.

Drizzling honey over Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl

If you let the berries thaw halfway, this would be a terrific smoothie to drink with a straw.

If you want to make just two smoothie bowls (and btw, these are generous sized bowls, you could also serve them in smaller portions), just make half the recipe, but for the whole recipe you do want to do this in two batches, and not overfill that blender.

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Beet Berry Smoothie Bowl

Refreshing, clean, and rejuvenating.
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Servings: 4 People

Equipment

Ingredients 

  • 2 ½ cups plain whole milk Greek yogurt divided
  • 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
  • ½ teaspoon finely grated teaspoon lemon zest
  • 1 jar Aunt Nellie’s Baby Whole Pickled Beets about 4 ounces, drained
  • 6 cups frozen mixed berries plus more for topping the smoothie bowl
  • 4 tablespoons honey or to taste, plus more for drizzling

Optional Toppings

  • 4 tablespoons chia seeds
  • ½ cup granola or muesli
  • 4 tablespoons cacao nibs
  • ½ cup lightly crushed nuts of your choice

Instructions 

  • In zipper top bag, place 1/2 cup of the yogurt, plus the lemon juice and zest. Seal the bag and mush it all around until blended. Set aside.
  • In a blender combine 1 cup of the remaining yogurt with half of the beets, half of the berries and 2 tablespoons honey. Pulse until well mixed, using the plunger or a dowel of some sort to periodically press the mixture down so it can get fully blended, then process until smooth.  Scrape down the sides and process again. Pour or scoop into two bowls (the mixture will be thick).
  • Repeat with the remaining yogurt, beets, berries and 2 tablespoons honey, and pour it into two more bowls.
  • Top as desired with the chia seeds, granola or muesli, cacao nibs, additional berries, and/or nuts. Snip a tiny corner off of the baggie with the lemon yogurt in it, and drizzle it over the smoothie bowl, along with a bit of additional honey. Eat while cold!

Notes

If you want to make just two smoothie bowls (and btw, these are generous sized bowls, you could also serve them in smaller portions), just make half the recipe, but for the whole recipe you do want to do this in two batches, and not overfill that blender.

Nutrition

Calories: 542.54kcal, Carbohydrates: 73.5g, Protein: 21.85g, Fat: 21.24g, Saturated Fat: 4.65g, Cholesterol: 6.25mg, Sodium: 112.32mg, Potassium: 570.15mg, Fiber: 14.27g, Sugar: 45.76g, Vitamin A: 106.95IU, Vitamin C: 8.27mg, Calcium: 261.79mg, Iron: 3.36mg
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About Katie Workman

Katie Workman is a cook, a writer, a mother of two, an activist in hunger issues, and an enthusiastic advocate for family meals, which is the inspiration behind her two beloved cookbooks, Dinner Solved! and The Mom 100 Cookbook.

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    1. Yes but you might want to add a splash more of lemon juice to hit that lovely acidic note!