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Dr. Igor’s Fruit & Nut Protein Açai Bowl Recipe

Strawberry Peach Açai Bowl blended with Hemp Hearts, Grass-fed Collagen Protein, Macadamia Milk & Blue Agave Nectar and topped with Fresh Berries, Bananas, Peaches, Cacao Nibs, Chia Seeds, Pistachios, Shredded Coconut & a drizzle of Honey

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Dr. Igor’s Fruit & Nut Protein Açai Bowl Recipe

Total: 15 minutes

Prep: 15 minutes

Makes: 2 bowls

Allergens: tree nuts

Açai bowls are just awesome. Creamy, cold, crunchy, fruity, highly nutritious and extremely versatile, what’s not to love? 

They are most commonly eaten for breakfast but can also be a great snack for that extra boost of energy you need in the middle of the day, or even as a dessert. You can use any type of frozen fruit for the base, any type of protein powder your taste buds and dietary restrictions prefer, choose from a plethora of different milks, and finally top it off with an infinite amount of fruits, nuts, seeds, grains, syrups and garnishes you can think of! 

Skip the trip to your local breakfast café and save a few dollars, and make this easy to prepare breakfast-dessert recipe at home.

In this recipe, I use pureéd açai packets that are available in the freezer section of most whole food, health and vegan grocery stores. Creamy macadamia milk is low in calories, and has a nutty floral flavor. For me, animal collagen protein is the ultimate mixer because it’s flavorless but still gives the base some body and thickness without giving you an unwanted aftertaste. Collagen protein is also great for building muscle mass, improving skin, and is good for your joints and bones.

Fruit & Nut Protein Açai Bowl

Ingredients

BASE

TOPPINGS

Steps

1.) Begin by gathering all the ingredients you need. The point is to set yourself up completely before making the smoothie base so that once the base is ready, all you have to do is assemble the açai bowl/s and eat it while it’s thick and not melted.

2.) Slice the fruits so that they’re ready to go! Set aside.

3.) Using a high powered blender, place the frozen fruits, the açai packets, milk, hemp hearts and protein powder (in that order to prevent clumps of powder), and pureé everything to a smooth, ice cream-like spoonable texture. The frozen fruits might be hard to work with at first but keep at it! Start on a low setting and proceed to blitz it on high once you feel a lot of the solids are broken down. Taste and adjust to your preferred sweetness with your choice of sweetener.

4.) Divide the smoothie base into 2 bowls and top each bowl with half of the sliced fruits, blueberries, nuts and seeds. Enjoy right away!

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