Recipe and image courtesy of California Walnuts
Tropical Mango, California Walnut and Turmeric Smoothie Bowl. Hello friends. So how are you today? Happy Sunday. Hope you are having a lovely weekend?
So do you fancy making up some Tropical Mango, California Walnut and Turmeric Smoothie Bowl’s for breakfast?
Also over the next few days I have some tasty California Walnut recipes to share with you. These recipes boast all the great taste and goodness of walnuts grown in the fertile soils of California.
From savoury baklava and smoothie bowls, to cloud eggs and flourless cake, there’s certain to be something to suit all tastes. I posted a recipe yesterday, which you can find here:
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How To Make A Tropical Mango, California Walnut and Turmeric Smoothie Bowl:
Serving: 1 person
Ingredients:
Flesh from half a mango (reserving a few slices to garnish)
1 tsp ground turmeric
Half a banana
200ml coconut milk
Squeeze of lime juice (plus a little zest to garnish)
8 California walnut halves
A handful of raspberries and blueberries
1 passion fruit
1 tbsp of coconut flakes
Preparation:
1.) Place the mango, turmeric, banana and coconut milk into a blender and blitz until smooth. Add lime juice to taste and blend again until combined.
2.) Pour the smoothie into a bowl and garnish with the reserved mango, berries, walnuts, passion fruit, lime zest and coconut flakes.
Last but not least serve and enjoy!
How tasty?
So what do you think about this Tropical Mango, California Walnut and Turmeric Smoothie Bowl?
Do you fancy trying one?
Because I know I do!! Recipe and image courtesy of California Walnuts: Twitter. Facebook. Instagram.
Incorporating California Walnuts into meals is a simple, tasty and convenient way to add important nutrients to your diet. A 30g portion, approximately 11 walnuts, are high in Omega-3 fatty acids (ALA). Also important for heart health and may help reduce the risk of heart disease (1). 30g’s also offer 5.2g of protein and 1.8g of fibre (2).
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Sounds delicious
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Hope you get to try 🙂
Oh my goodness, not only does this smoothie recipe sound delicious but the health benefits are amazing! Definitely trying this one. Thank you for the recipe. Pinned
Wow, looks amazing and love the idea of serving a smoothie in a bowl, more like the satisfaction of eating something! thanks for sharing on craft schooling Sunday, great to “meet” you and hope you’ll be back again soon!
Wow! I’m big on tumeric at the moment
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Thanks for sharing your recipe. Sounds delish.
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Looks great – I’m trying to incorporate more turmeric – thanks for sharing wtih #PoCoLo
Yum, this looks so delicious and healthy! I’ll be featuring it tomorrow at Thursday Favorite Things!
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Thanks so much, Pam 🙂
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Delicious & healthy diss. Tropical Mango smoothie. I like. Nice recipe share you.
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Thanks for stopping by 🙂