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by trumeta | December 10, 2023
Acai Energy Bowl Recipe
Introducing our Acai Energy Bowl Recipe: a meticulously crafted blend of nutrient-dense ingredients designed to elevate your energy levels and satisfy your taste buds. At its core is the acai berry, a superfood known for its high antioxidant content and healthy fatty acids. We complement this with frozen bananas for a natural sweetness and added potassium, and fresh spinach for a boost of iron and calcium.
Each bite of our Acai Energy Bowl delivers a harmonious blend of flavors and essential nutrients, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a wholesome, flavorful meal.
Ingredients for acai energy bowl recipe
- 2 tablespoons acai powder or 1 pack (100g)
- frozen acai puree 2 frozen bananas (approx. 240g)
- 1 cup fresh spinach or kale (30g)
- 1/2 cup almond milk or coconut water (120ml)
- Juice of 1/2 lime (approx. 1 tablespoon)
- 1 tablespoon chia seeds (13g)
- 1 teaspoon matcha powder (optional) (2g)
- 1 Pack of Trumeta Greens
Toppings Options
- fresh blueberries
- cup fresh raspberries
- sliced kiwi
- lime wedges
- chia seeds
- almonds
- cup granola
- tablespoon pumpkin seeds
- fresh mint leaves
Directions
1. In a blender, combine 1-2 tablespoons of acai powder (or a pack of frozen acai puree), 1-2 frozen bananas, a handful of fresh spinach or kale, and enough almond milk or coconut water to reach your desired consistency. Blend until smooth.
2. To give your bowl an energy boost, add a squeeze of fresh lime juice, a tablespoon of chia seeds, and, if you like, a teaspoon of matcha powder. Also, we suggest enhancing your Acai Energy Bowl with powder supplements like Trumeta Greens for extra support for your gut health. Blend again until well incorporated.
3. Transfer the blended mixture into a bowl. Smooth the top with a spoon or spatula.
4. Arrange the toppings starting with the fruits – blueberries, raspberries, and kiwi slices. Then sprinkle with chia seeds, almonds, granola, and pumpkin seeds. Garnish with lime wedges and fresh mint leaves.
5. Enjoy your refreshing and energy-boosting Acai Bowl!
Estimated Nutritional Value
For the entire Acai Energy Bowl:
- Calories: 500-550 kcal
- Carbohydrates: 90-95g
- Proteins: 10-12g
- Fatty acids: 15-18g
- Fiber: 15-18g
- Vitamin C: High (from kiwi, berries, and lime)
- Calcium: Moderate (from almond milk and chia seeds)
- Iron: Moderate (from spinach/kale and chia seeds)
- Antioxidants: High (from acai, matcha, and berries)
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Acai Energy Bowl Recipe FAQ
What Is an Acai Energy Bowl, and Why Is It Popular?
It’s gained popularity for its delightful taste and the health benefits packed within. Not just a visual treat, its fame stems from being both a source of sustained energy and a wellspring of antioxidants. For those seeking a more drinkable alternative, the acai smoothie recipe offers a similar nutritional punch in a sippable format.
Can I Make an Acai Energy Bowl Without Using Fresh Acai Berries?
Absolutely! While fresh acai berries are ideal, you can easily substitute with acai powder, frozen acai puree, or even acai juice to create a flavorful Acai Energy Bowl. These alternatives offer the signature taste and nutritional benefits without needing the fresh berries.
What Toppings Can I Add to My Acai Energy Bowl to Boost Its Nutritional Value?
Experiment with these toppings to find your favorite combinations and enjoy a diversified nutritional profile:
- Goji berries (antioxidant-rich)
- Hemp seeds (for protein and omega-3s)
- Cacao nibs (for a chocolatey crunch and antioxidants)
- Coconut flakes (for healthy fatty acids and tropical flavor)
- Mulberries (sweet with a hint of crunch)
- Golden berries (tart and rich in vitamins)
- Bee pollen (for a burst of vitamins and enzymes)
- Flaxseeds (for omega-3s and fiber)
- Pomegranate seeds (for a juicy crunch and antioxidants)
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