A tasty PB&J Superfood Smoothie made with acai, protein powder, fruit, nut butter, Greek yogurt & more! A vitamin & mineral packed breakfast or snack, resembling a favorite childhood sandwich. Gluten Free + Low Calorie!
Confession time. This is only the third smoothie bowl I’ve ever made. Gasp! Number one was last summer and number two last fall. I guess you could say I’m a newbie when it comes to smoothie bowls. In fact, I’m not usually a smoothie lover because I’m always so cold, but once summer rolls around with its triple digit heat I’m like give me all the SMOOTHIES!
You see for years after losing 80 pounds, I was scared to venture outside of the foods I was comfortable eating. So I kept eating the same foods the same way, every day until well, one day I became a food blogger and that all went out the door! Becoming a food blogger and freelance food photographer, has definitely forced me out of my food bubble. Summer also has a way of getting me out of food rut.
Because once the heat cranks up, all I crave are fresh salads, veggies and a whole lot of fruit. But this fruit…oh yes! This fruity, berrilicious smoothie bowl comes in the form of a tasty, creamy, satisfying PB&J Superfood Smoothie Bowl.
How exactly do you make a smoothie bowl PB&J style? Glad you asked! Mix berries (the jelly) with a little nut butter (the peanut butter) and you’ve got a smoothie version of a PB&J sandwich.
But this isn’t just any PB&J smoothie. This one is thickened with Greek yogurt and Bob’s Red Mill Nutritional Booster, a plant-based protein with 20 grams of protein. I’ve been using this protein powder for a year. I love adding it to my smoothies because it makes them extra thick. Perfect for getting just the right consistency for a smoothie bowl. Because no one wants to eat a runny smoothie bowl now, do they?
Bob’s Red Mill Nutritional Booster is high in protein and fiber. Fiber is so important for weight loss and good health, but often forgotten about in the land of calorie counting and macronutrients. It also contains probiotics and pre-biotic fiber which can increase gut health and immunity.
Oh wait, it’s gets better though! I added spinach because well greens are a must and you gotta sneak them in where you can. Trust me, you won’t even know it’s there. I swear! Then I also snuck in some acai powder which is high in antioxidants making this a real superfood smoothie.
Now, I’m willing to bet you can’t make a sandwich as good or as pretty as this? So grab your spoon and your Bob’s Red Mill Nutritional Booster and lets cheers spoons together!
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PB&J Superfood Smoothie
Ingredients
- 2 cups mixed berries frozen
- 1/4 cup unsweetened almond milk
- 1/2 cup Greek yogurt
- 1/4 cup vanilla protein powder
- 1 tbsp. nut butter
- 1 tsp. acai powder
- 1/2 cup spinach fresh
- optional toppings: fresh fruit shredded coconut, cacao nibs, nut butter
Instructions
- Place all ingredients for the smoothie in a food processor or blender. Blend on high a few minutes then scrape down the sides and blend again until smooth.
- Transfer to a bowl, top with optional toppings and devour!
Recipe Notes
Nutritional information does not include optional toppings.
Ingredients for the smoothie can be frozen in a ziplock bag and blended when ready to eat.
Recipe makes a lot. One really large smoothie bowl, or a smaller bowl.
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PB&J is by far my favorite combo! I just got some acai packs form my local tJ’s and and excited to finally have a recipe to use the for! Yum!
This is a good one to use it for!
Did you ever do pb and butter sandwiches? I just remember those. What an odd combo. I do not suggest that you make that into a smoothie!
PB & butter? Oh no!
That is a beautiful smoothie bowl! I have never tried the Bob Mills protein, but have been looking for a protein powder that are not super sweet or stevia tasting. How is the Bob Mills one sweetness-wise?
I don’t think it’s super sweet at all and I’m very sensitive to sweetness.
YUUUUMMMMMM I love peanut butter and jelly anything!!!! I also LOVE smoothie bowls, I eat all my smoothies with a spoon!
Well I sure hope you eat your smoothie bowls with a spoon. LOL!!!
I love PB&J in all forms!!!
YES! Then you will love this.