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Dragonfruit and Strawberry Smoothie Bowl with Vitamix

RatingDifficultyBeginner
Prep Time20 minsTotal Time20 mins
 2 dragon fruit
 2 cups frozen, sliced banana
 2 cups frozen strawberries
 ½ cup chilled coconut milk
 5 fresh strawberries, halved lengthways
 ½ punnet blue berries
 ½ cup toasted granola
 1/3 cup toasted coconut flakes
 1 passionfruit, cut in half
1

Using a melon baller, cut small balls from on one of the dragon fruit and set aside. Scoop out any offcuts of the fruit and set aside for the smoothie bowl.

2

In the jug of the Vitamix Ascent blender, place the frozen banana, frozen strawberries and flesh of the second plus l reserved flesh of the dragon fruit. Pour over the milk and then secure the lid and blend on speed one for 15 seconds then turn the speed up to 4 and use the tamp to help blend the ingredients to a smoothie creamy consistency, approx 1 minute.

3

Spoon the mix between two coconut bowls and smooth the surface with the back of a spoon. Place the strawberries, dragon fruit balls, blue berries, granola and coconut flakes over the bowls and serve straight always.

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Ingredients

 2 dragon fruit
 2 cups frozen, sliced banana
 2 cups frozen strawberries
 ½ cup chilled coconut milk
 5 fresh strawberries, halved lengthways
 ½ punnet blue berries
 ½ cup toasted granola
 1/3 cup toasted coconut flakes
 1 passionfruit, cut in half

Directions

1

Using a melon baller, cut small balls from on one of the dragon fruit and set aside. Scoop out any offcuts of the fruit and set aside for the smoothie bowl.

2

In the jug of the Vitamix Ascent blender, place the frozen banana, frozen strawberries and flesh of the second plus l reserved flesh of the dragon fruit. Pour over the milk and then secure the lid and blend on speed one for 15 seconds then turn the speed up to 4 and use the tamp to help blend the ingredients to a smoothie creamy consistency, approx 1 minute.

3

Spoon the mix between two coconut bowls and smooth the surface with the back of a spoon. Place the strawberries, dragon fruit balls, blue berries, granola and coconut flakes over the bowls and serve straight always.

Notes

Dragonfruit and Strawberry Smoothie Bowl with Vitamix
IngredientsDirections

Written by:
Jarrod
Published on:
May 4, 2022

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