Fruity Breakfast Yogurt Bowl

Good morning friends! What did you wake up to this morning? Cereal, Eggs, Toast, Crepes? Well I woke up to this beautiful Fruity Breakfast Yogurt Bowl. I love yogurt and I love fruits, what better way to kick start my morning with some of my favorite ingredients, loaded in one bowl. Not only is this bowl, beautiful but it's healthy, delicious and packed with protein and antioxidants.

As a kid, I grew up consuming a lot of different types of yogurt bowl with fruits and vegetables in the form of raita's. An ancient form of yogurt bowls from India. Not only do we add fruits but veggies like, carrots, cucumbers, onions, boiled potatoes and even spiced Okra. So I often consumed fruit yogurt bowls for breakfast or even as a side with meals. However, vegetable yogurt bowls are typically consumed as a side with meals.That is where I get my love for yogurt.

Ever tried straining greek yogurt? Well, I love how thick and creamy it gets with all that protein. Straining greek yogurt definitely reduces the amount of carbs in the yogurt. I am not talking about the homemade yogurt here but the store bought greek yogurt. The primary sugar carbohydrate found in whey is lactose, so the more whey you remove, the more carbs and water you reduce. You will still get some amount of carbs for sure, but you have minimized it to quiet an extent. Instead, you will be left with protein-rich yogurt. In the case of this fruity breakfast yogurt bowl, I knew I was getting my carbs and sugar from the fruits, so I didn't want any extra crabs from the whey.

I also grew up eating a lot of fruits, so naturally, I enjoy all kinds of fruits. So a fruit yogurt bowl is perfect for a quick breakfast. I like to use fruits as toppings or even blend them in the yogurt to add some flavor. Fruits are a great way to sweeten the yogurt and get your dose of vitamins and antioxidants.  Although you can make your yogurt bowl fancier and add, nuts and seeds and coconut and grains like this one, this yogurt bowl is pretty basic. During the festive season of Navratri, a lot of people fast and have diet restrictions.  This fruity breakfast yogurt bowl is a great way to kick start your day to get your dose of sugar, carbs and protein. Ofcourse even if you don't celebrate Navratri of fast, this is a yogurt bowl for anyone and everyone.

For some fun with texture, I froze my yogurt after blending it with strawberries. Just freeze it enough until it get's a little like ice cream. Then I topped it with some fresh fruits. You can use whatever fruits you have readily available or that are in season.  I am getting ready for fall fruits, but sad that this was probably my last time to relish Mangoes this season. Trust me it sure does make this yogurt bowl lip smacking.

If you love smoothies like us, you will also love our Tropical Green Smoothie, Healthy Orange Mango Smoothie & Very Berry Smoothie Bowl.

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Fruity Breakfast Yogurt Bowl

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Ingredients

• 1 cup greek yogurt, strained
• 6 strawberries
• 3-4 black berries
• 8-10 blueberries
• 7-8 mango slices
• Honey or Maple Syrup (optional)

Instructions

Strain the yogurt the night before using a cheese cloth.
In a blender, blend together the strawberries along with the strained greek yogurt. Add a sweetner if you like your yogurt sweet.
Top off the yogurt bowl with fresh fruits.
If consuming it for lunch and you would like to freeze it then, freeze for like 30 minutes to get the ice cream consistency.

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