Thick smoothie bowls you eat with a spoon — peaches and cream, green smoothie, watermelon, strawberry mango, hot cocoa — for busy mornings at home.
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Open in Pepper →A smoothie bowl is just a thicker smoothie, but it eats like a real breakfast. Frozen fruit, a splash of milk, and whatever you want on top, and it's done before the coffee finishes.
Cooks on Pepper reach for these on hot mornings, after a workout, or when the kids want something cold and sweet and you want them to eat some fruit.
Every recipe here starts with frozen fruit and a little milk: Peaches & Cream, the green smoothie bowl with spinach, watermelon, strawberry mango, hot cocoa with chocolate milk, and pumpkin spice for fall.
Use frozen fruit only
Fresh fruit and ice make a thin, watery bowl. Freeze bananas and peaches in chunks for at least 4 hours first.
Start with less milk
Add about 1/4 cup, blend, then add a tablespoon at a time. You want it thick enough that a spoon stands up.
Stop and scrape down
Turn the blender off every 20 to 30 seconds and push the fruit back toward the blade instead of adding liquid.
Chill the bowl
Put your serving bowl in the freezer for 10 minutes so it stays thick while you add toppings.