Tropical Green Smoothie Bowl
This healthy tropical breakfast smoothie bowl recipe is creamy, healthy, and low in calories.
Published: May 4, 2021 · Modified: November 7, 2024 by Jennifer Ryan

This tropical green smoothie bowl recipe is out of this world. The combination of these fruity flavors goes perfectly together and is topped with a sprinkle of shredded coconut making this healthy smoothie bowl taste like a naughty dessert. I mean, who doesn’t want to eat dessert for breakfast?
How to make a smoothie bowl
As far as smoothie bowls go, you can add any fruit and veg combinations together. Add in a little liquid, maybe even a little sweetener such as maple syrup or honey, and that’s your basic smoothie bowl recipe. I always add a mix of fresh and frozen fruit to my smoothie bowls as I love mine thick and creamy. Once you have blended all your ingredients together, simply pour them into a bowl and top with some of your favorite toppings. I normally add berries, granola, or slices of fruit, but it’s your breakfast so you can add whatever you like.
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My Go-To Smoothie Gadgets
To whip up my smoothies, I rely on a trusty Ninja food processor and blender. This dynamic duo has been a kitchen staple for years, consistently delivering smooth and delicious results. I wholeheartedly recommend investing in a similar tool. For individual smoothie bowls, I utilize the convenient cup attachment. However, when preparing larger batches for the family, the spacious jug is the way to go. If you’re seeking a more compact option for personal smoothies, consider the Ninja Nutri Slim blender and smoothie maker. This sleek appliance, often compared to the Nutri Bullet, has garnered excellent reviews and boasts a 5-star rating on Amazon.
Reese Witherspoon Green Smoothies
Someone that loves their smoothies is Reese Witherspoon. If you follow her on social media, you’ll know that she loves to drink a healthy green smoothie in the morning. It contains lettuce, spinach, apples, pear, banana, lemon, and coconut water and it’s absolutely delicious. Reese Witherspoon’s smoothie recipe contains around 270 calories, so it’s another excellent recipe to add to your diet plan. Green smoothies are packed with so much goodness and it’s also a great way to get your leafy greens into your daily diet.
Tropical Green Smoothie Bowl
Ingredients
For the smoothie
- 2 Frozen bananas I chopped and froze mine the night before
- 1 Frozen Kiwi I chopped and froze mine the night before
- 2 leaves Frozen kale A small handful
- 110 g Pineapple About a handful of chunks
- 4 tbsp Natrual yoghurt I used heaped tablespoons of Alpro dairy free yoghurt
To top
- 1 Strawberries sliced
- 2 tbsp Granola
- Pineapple chunks
- 1 tbsp Desiccated Coconut
Instructions
- First things first add the frozen bananas, kiwi, kale and pineapple chunks into a blender cup.2 Frozen bananas, 1 Frozen Kiwi, 110 g Pineapple, 2 leaves Frozen kale
- Add the natural yoghurt (I used dairy free) into your blender cup.4 tbsp Natrual yoghurt
- Put the lid on your blender and blend until smooth.
- Pour your tropical green smoothie into a bowl.
- Top with your favorite toppings, this time I used granola, pineapple, sliced strawberries and a sprinkle of shredded coconut.1 Strawberries, 2 tbsp Granola, 1 tbsp Desiccated Coconut, Pineapple
Notes
Nutrition
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The calorie count of a green smoothie can vary significantly depending on the specific ingredients and quantities used. While green smoothies are often associated with health and weight loss, it’s important to be mindful of the calorie content, especially if you’re tracking your intake.
Nutrient | Value |
---|---|
Calories | 583 kcal |
Protein | 15 grams |
Carbohydrate | 114 grams |
Fat | 14 grams |
Fiber | 13 grams |
Factors Affecting Calorie Count:
- Base Liquids: The liquid base, whether it’s water, juice, or milk (dairy or plant-based), can contribute to the overall calorie count.
- Fruits: Fruits like bananas, mangoes, and berries add sweetness and nutrients but also calories.
- Vegetables: Leafy greens like spinach and kale are low in calories but can add bulk and fiber.
- Protein Sources: Adding protein powders, yogurt, or nut butter can increase the calorie and protein content.
- Add-ins: Seeds, nuts, and other toppings can significantly boost the calorie count.
To get a more accurate estimate of the calories in your specific green smoothie, you can use a nutrition tracking app or website. These tools allow you to input the ingredients and quantities to calculate the total calorie and nutrient content.
Looking for more smoothie bowl ideas? I’ve got you covered. My Mango Pineapple Smoothie Bowl is a summer favorite.
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Can you make this tropical smoothie drinkable as well?
Yes of course you can either just blend your smoothie longer to make it more juicy than thick. Or you can add extra milk or water to thin it down, this can be a great way to consume smoothies over a few hours or meals, it might that quench that mid morning hunger 🙂