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    Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl

    updated: February 7, 2025

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    Naturally sweet and full of flavour, this Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl is a quick, easy and nourishing breakfast, snack or brunch topping.

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    Offering an earthy and naturally sweet flavour with a touch of warmth, beets, berries, and cinnamon make a scrumptious combination that's delicious on its own, topped with granola or served with pancakes, waffles and crêpes.

    Two bowls of Cinnamon Berry Beet Smoothie freshly poured with the blender and a bowl of mixed berries sitting beside.

    What Makes this Recipe Healthy?

    Full of fibre, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, both berries and beets are nutritious whole foods to include in a well-rounded diet. This Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl is full of nourishing whole food ingredients and no added sugar.

    Health Benefits

    Supports detoxification. Beets offer properties that can both stimulate and protect the liver. Their high fibre content also helps rid the body of toxins and excess hormones.

    Antioxidant-rich. We all know colourful foods are high in antioxidants. So, of course, beets are no exception. Their deep red colour comes from the powerful, gut-loving antioxidant betacyanin.

    Heart healthy. Beet fibre can help to lower cholesterol levels.

    Blood sugar balancing. Beets and cinnamon are known for their positive effects on blood sugar levels and insulin uptake. Plus, this recipe is free of added sugar!

    Gut-loving. Beet fibre and the antioxidant betacyanin are known for their positive effects on colon health.

    Vitamin and mineral-rich. This recipe is full of nourishing ingredients that are rich in vitamins and minerals, including vitamins C and A, folic acid, manganese and potassium.

    Seasonal Benefits

    Spring is a great time to support the liver and detoxification system with foods like beetroot.

    Summer is the perfect time to use fresh seasonal berries!

    Autumn and winter can be a great time to nourish the body with hearty beetroot, healthy fats and warming cinnamon.

    How to Make A Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl

    Requiring simple whole-food ingredients and just a few minutes, this smoothie bowl is both easy and versatile. Follow the steps below or watch the video!

    Two beet smoothie bowls with a hand dipping a spoon in one and the blender and a bowl of mixed berries sitting sitting beside

    What You Will Need

    Equipment

    • A blender is required for this recipe.
    • A vegetable Peeler is needed to peel the beet.
    • A chef's knife is best for chopping beets.
    • Measuring cups and spoons for accuracy.

    Ingredients

    • Raw beetroot is key, providing an earthy yet sweet and refreshing flavour that doesn't overpower.
    • Mixed berries are the next key ingredient, offering the juicy, tarty sweetness we all know and love.
    • Ground Cinnamon adds natural sweetness and a warming touch that helps to marry earthy beetroot with tart berries.
    • Banana adds a little more natural sweetness and acts as a thickener.
    • Avocado further acts as a thickener, giving this smoothie bowl its delicious consistency. It also adds a nourishing boost with healthy fats and essential amino acids.
    • Homemade coconut milk is my top choice for this smoothie bowl. It adds a refreshing tropical twist with healthy fats and natural sweetness. However, any milk will work. You can even use water if you're in a pinch!
    • A squeeze of lemon adds a refreshing touch and a little vitamin C. Plus, it enhances the beautiful magenta hue.
    • Camu camu powder (optional) adds a boost of vitamin C and a deliciously subtle fruity flavour.

    Step 1: Peel & Chop

    First, peel and chop a medium-sized beet or two small. I find chopping them into 1-inch cubes works best for blending.

    A freshly blended cinnamon berry & beet smoothie bowl swirled in a blender.

    Step 2: Blend

    Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. It shouldn't take more than 30 seconds in a good blender. If it jams, use a tamper or spatula to press it down and break up any chunks. You can also add an extra splash of milk to help it along.

    A spoonful of berry beet smoothie bowl being lifted out of a full bowl perfectly topped with cacao nibs, shredded coconut and pumpkin seeds.

    Step 3: Top & Serve

    Once the ingredients have blended into a smooth consistency, pour into serving bowls. Top with granola, hemp hearts, shredded coconut, cacao nibs or your favourite nuts and seeds.

    A blender container full of freshly blended cinnamon berry & beetroot smoothie bowl with a bowl of fresh berries and a jar of milk.

    My Top Tip

    Raw beetroot is the trick to delicious beet smoothies and smoothie bowls. Avoid using cooked or canned beets, as they will overpower the flavour and can throw off the texture.

    Substitutions & Variations

    Make it slurpable. You can easily turn this smoothie bowl into a slurpable smoothie by adding more milk. Slowly add more until it reaches your desired consistency. I find no more than one extra cup does the trick without compromising the flavour.

    Serve as a topping. This scrumptious smoothie bowl can double as a fruit topping! I love serving it with brunch to use as a crêpe filling or smothering over pancakes and waffles.

    Add extra nutrients. Make your Beetroot Smoothie Bowl even more nutritious by adding your favourite superfood powder. This recipe does call for camu powder. However, there are plenty of other nutrient-dense powders you can swap it out for.

    A vibrant berry and beet smoothie bowl front and centre with another smoothie bowl full of toppings, a bowl of mixed berries and bottle of plant-milk behind.

    FAQs

    Can I use cooked beets?

    No. Unfortunately, cooked beets do not taste good in smoothies and smoothie bowls. Raw beets offer the best flavour and consistency.

    What can I use in place of banana?

    To maintain consistency, the banana can be substituted with another half avocado or about ¼ quarter cup of yogurt. Extra berries, a couple of dates, apple sauce, a teaspoon of honey or a splash of fruit juice can be used to replace the natural sweetness the banana provides.

    What if I don’t have mixed berries?

    You can use any berry to replace mixed berries. My favourites to use are strawberries, raspberries or blackberries.

    Recipe Highlights

    Friendly for most diets. This smoothie bowl is naturally gluten-free and can be made dairy-rich or dairy-free.

    Antioxidant-rich. Thanks to the beets, berries and avocado, this smoothie bowl is full of antioxidants.

    Supports detoxification. Beets are a great food to support the detoxification system.

    No added sugar. Between the berries, beets and banana, this smoothie bowl doesn't require any added sugar or sweetener!

    More Healthy Smoothies

    • Avocado & Moringa Green Smoothie
    • Vanilla Spice Ashwagandha Smoothie
    • Gut-Loving Pineapple Smoothie
    • No Milk Chocolate PB Banana Smoothie
    • Healthy Strawberry Shortcake Smoothie
    A spoonful of a smooth beetroot smoothie bowl being scooped out of a bowl beside another full bowl, an almost empty blender and a little bowl of berries

    If you try this Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl, let me know how it turns out by leaving a comment and rating below. Also, make sure you're following along on Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook and Flipboard for more wildly nutritious recipes!

    Two beet smoothie bowls with a hand dipping a spoon in one and the blender and a bowl of mixed berries sitting sitting beside

    Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl

    Recipe By : Michelle McCowan
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    This Cinnamon Spiced Berry Beet Smoothie Bowl is packed with nutrients and exploding with flavour. Plus, you will love how quick and easy it is!
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    Prep Time 5 minutes mins
    Total Time 5 minutes mins
    Dietary GF, Oil Free, Soy Free, Vegan
    Season(s) Autumn, Spring, Summer
    Difficulty Easy
    Yield 2.5 Cups

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 medium Beet (Raw)
    • ½ Avocado
    • 1 cup Mixed Berries (fresh or frozen)
    • ½ cup Homemade Coconut Milk (or Any Milk of your Choice)
    • ½ Banana
    • ½ teaspoon Ground Cinnamon
    • 1 teaspoon Camu Camu Powder (optional)
    • 1 Squeeze of Lemon

    Instructions
     

    • First, peel and chop a medium-sized beet or two small. I find chopping them into 1-inch cubes works best for blending.
    • Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. It shouldn't take more than 30 seconds. If it jams, use a tamper or spatula to press it down and break up any chunks. You can also add an extra splash of milk to help it along.
    • Once the ingredients have blended into a smooth consistency, pour into serving bowls. Top with granola, hemp hearts, shredded coconut, cacao nibs or your favourite nuts and seeds.

    Notes

    Raw beetroot is the trick to delicious beet smoothies and smoothie bowls. Avoid using cooked or canned beets, as they will overpower the flavour and can throw off the texture.
    Make it slurpable. You can easily turn this smoothie bowl into a slurpable smoothie by adding more milk. Slowly add more until it reaches your desired consistency. I find no more than one extra cup does the trick without compromising the flavour.
    Serve as a topping. This scrumptious smoothie bowl can double as a fruit topping! I love serving it with brunch to use as a crêpe filling or smothering over pancakes and waffles.
    Add extra nutrients. Make your Beetroot Smoothie Bowl even more nutritious by adding your favourite superfood powder. This recipe does call for camu powder. However, there are plenty of other nutrient-dense powders you can swap it out for.

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    Nutrition

    Serving: 1.25cups | Calories: 322kcal | Carbohydrates: 32g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 22g | Saturated Fat: 14g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 6g | Sodium: 80mg | Potassium: 828mg | Fiber: 10g | Sugar: 18g | Vitamin A: 157IU | Vitamin C: 16mg | Calcium: 42mg | Iron: 2mg
    Total Servings : 2
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