Berry Banana Smoothie Bowl
10m$9.21

Berry Banana Smoothie Bowl

A thick, spoonable strawberry, blueberry, and banana smoothie bowl finished with crunchy granola and chia seeds. Serve it in bowls with visible summer berry toppings.

  • beginner-friendly
  • berries
  • breakfast
  • no-cook
  • public menu
  • smoothie bowl
  • summer
  • Vegetarian
10 min prep0 min cook2 servingseasy

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frozen blueberries · 1 Cup

Simple Truth Organic® Frozen Blueberries

50%

In recipe$2.25
To buy$4.49
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Simple Truth Organic · 10 oz$4.49 per packageBuy 1Package use: 50%Product matchEstimated

ripe banana · 1 Each

Fresh Bunch of Bananas – 5-7 Bananas

26%

In recipe$0.15
To buy$0.55
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Fresh Bananas · 1 lb$0.55 per packageBuy 1Package use: 26%Product matchEstimated

frozen strawberries · 1.5 Cup

Simple Truth Organic® Frozen Whole Strawberries

25%

In recipe$2.34
To buy$9.49
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Simple Truth Organic · 32 oz$9.49 per packageBuy 1Package use: 25%Product matchEstimated

fresh blueberries · 0.25 Cup

Simple Truth Organic® Blueberries

21%

In recipe$1.04
To buy$4.99
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Simple Truth Organic · 6 oz$4.99 per packageBuy 1Package use: 21%Product matchEstimated

plain Greek yogurt · 0.75 Cup

Kroger® Plain Nonfat Greek Yogurt Tub

19%

In recipe$0.80
To buy$4.29
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fresh strawberries, sliced · 0.5 Cup

Fresh Strawberries – 1 LB Clamshell

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17%

In recipe$0.50
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Fresh Berries · 1 lb$3.49
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$2.99 per package
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granola · 0.5 Cup

Michele's Granola® Original Granola

17%

In recipe$1.50
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Michele's Granola · 12 oz$8.99 per packageBuy 1Package use: 17%Product matchEstimated

vanilla extract · 0.5 Teaspoon

Private Selection® Pure Vanilla Extract

4%

In recipe$0.25
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whole milk · 2 Tablespoon

Kroger® Whole Vitamin D Milk 32 fl. oz. Bottle

3%

In recipe$0.08
To buy$2.59
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honey · 1 Tablespoon

Smart Way™ Honey

3%

In recipe$0.19
To buy$5.99
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Smart Way · 24 oz$5.99 per packageBuy 1Package use: 3%Product matchEstimated

chia seeds · 2 Teaspoon

Simple Truth Organic® Whole Black Chia Seeds

2%

In recipe$0.11
To buy$4.79
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$9.21

· only what you use

$4.61

per serving · 2 servings

You pay at checkout$55.15
17% used in this recipe$45.94 unused

Cook this recipe

  • frozen strawberries-1 1/2 cups
  • frozen blueberries-1 cup
  • ripe banana-1 each
  • plain Greek yogurt-3/4 cup
  • granola-1/2 cup
  • fresh sliced strawberries-1/2 cup
  • fresh blueberries-1/4 cup
  • whole milk-2 tablespoons
  • honey-1 tablespoon
  • chia seeds-2 teaspoons
  • vanilla extract-1/2 teaspoon
1
Slice the fruit toppings
Knife
Cutting Board

Slice the fresh strawberries and slice half of the banana for topping; keep the remaining banana half for the smoothie base.

Use a stable cutting board and keep fingers clear of the knife while slicing the fruit.

1/2 cup strawberry
1 Each banana
2
Load the blender
Measuring Cups
Measuring Spoons
High-speed blender

Add the frozen strawberries, frozen blueberries, remaining banana half, Greek yogurt, milk, honey, and vanilla to the blender.

1 1/2 cups strawberry
1 cup blueberry
1 Each banana
3/4 cup greek yogurt
2 tablespoons whole milk
1 tablespoon honey
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
3
Blend until thick
Spatula
High-speed blender

Blend on low, then increase speed while stopping to scrape down the sides as needed, until the mixture is thick, smooth, and spoonable, about 45 to 90 seconds.

Turn the blender off before scraping, and keep fingers clear of the blades by using the spatula only when the blender is stopped.

Do not overfill the blender because thick frozen fruit mixtures can expand slightly while blending.

4
Adjust thickness if needed
Measuring Spoons
High-speed blender

If the blender struggles, add 1 teaspoon milk at a time and blend briefly; keep the base thicker than a drinkable smoothie.

2 tablespoons whole milk
5
Portion into bowls
Spoon
2 serving bowls

Divide the smoothie base between bowls and smooth the tops with a spoon so the toppings sit visibly on the surface.

6
Add toppings and serve
2 serving bowls

Top each bowl with granola, chia seeds, sliced banana, sliced strawberries, and fresh blueberries. Serve immediately while cold and thick.

1/2 cup granola
2 teaspoons chia seeds
1 Each banana
1/2 cup strawberry
1/4 cup blueberry
7

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