Recipes and Cooking Breakfast and Brunch Recipes Breakfast Smoothies Smoothie Bowl Recipes That Are (Almost) Too Pretty to Eat By Andrea Beck Andrea Beck Andrea Beck served as garden editor at BHG and her work has appeared on Food & Wine, Martha Stewart, MyRecipes, and more. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on March 18, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Adam Albright If you've seen smoothie bowls flood your Instagram feed, these recipes give you an opportunity to add your own creation to the crowd. Of course, when you make your own, you also get the opportunity to dig in once your mini photo shoot is over. Each of these smoothie bowl recipes tastes just as great as it looks (plus, they're full of nutrients!), so we won't blame you if you forgo the picture and sink your spoon in right away. 01 of 07 Ginger-Acai Bowls with Almond Pepita Clusters View Recipe Blaine Moats If you're willing to replace red with pink, then this acai smoothie bowl recipe has almost every color in the rainbow. For an out-of-the-ordinary topper, make your own irresistible nut clusters with almonds, pumpkin seeds, coconut, and flaxseed. In fact, you might just want to make extra of those clusters to munch on or top your yogurt. 02 of 07 Berry-Coconut Smoothie Bowl View Recipe Adam Albright This smoothie bowl recipe is both vegan and paleo-friendly, so it's perfect for meeting dietary needs while still being delicious enough for everyone to enjoy. We use coconut Greek yogurt to keep the mix nondairy. It also adds probiotics and protein to your morning smoothie bowl. How to Make a Smoothie Bowl That's Both Stunning and Delicious 03 of 07 Ginger-Berry Smoothie Bowl Andy Lyons If you're not awake already, this brilliantly bright bowl will give you an instant energy boost. A combo of strawberries and beets gives the smoothie its bold red color, which serves as an ideal canvas for arranging chia seeds, berries, and crystallized ginger. Buy It: Ninja Foodi SS101 Smoothie Bowl Maker and Nutrient Extractor ($110, Amazon) 04 of 07 Go-Green Smoothie Bowls Blaine Moats Why eat a salad when you can enjoy this pretty smoothie bowl? Spinach and kale give our green smoothie bowl recipe its grassy color and velvety texture, but you won't taste any veggies here. Blending in mango slices and vanilla soy milk keeps it sweet and fruity, so you'll be scraping the bowl for more. 05 of 07 Tropical Fruit Smoothie Bowls View Recipe Blaine Moats Want to start your morning off with a quick trip to the tropics? No matter what the temperature is outside, this easy smoothie bowl recipe featuring mango, pineapple, and coconut will make you dream of warm sands and swaying palm trees. 06 of 07 Banana-Dark Chocolate Smoothie Bowls View Recipe Jacob Fox You can have this smoothie bowl for breakfast, but we'll understand if you want to save it for dessert. We snuck in silky-smooth tofu to add protein to this bowl, but we couldn't resist making it a little more decadent with a sprinkle of dark chocolate on top. 23 Healthy Smoothie Recipes for a Boost of Energy 07 of 07 Berry-Banana Smoothie Bowls Jacob Fox You might think dark sweet cherries would turn this smoothie red, but when combined with a few frozen blueberries, they make a royal purple. You'll want to snap an extra shot of this beautiful smoothie bowl—especially once it's topped with banana slices, almonds, and chia seeds. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit