Coconut Yogurt Bowl
I have grown my children up on those tiny Danone Yogurts while I was enjoying the larger tubs of Parmalat Yogurt. I remember my favorite was their new range at the time – Fabulite, fat free, lower calories and fat content. So much has changed in terms of what we consume and is still changing and there is so much information on the internet it’s completely overwhelming.
COCONUT YOGURT BREAKFAST
This breakfast bowl is amazing! Let’s just leave that there.
COCONUT YOGURT BREAKFAST BOWL
It’s not only a breakfast bowl it can be an anytime bowl but what a way to start the day!
- Refreshing
- Satisfying
- Healthy
- Delicious
- Vegan
- Dairy free
WHAT TO ADD INTO A COCONUT YOGURT BOWL
For starters you can keep it simple and add just a drizzle of honey, some chia seeds, or you can mix it up. Bowl food in general is easily customizable.
- organic coco powder
- coco nibs
- coconut sugar
- fresh or frozen fruit
- coconut shavings
- dark chocolate
- spice is optional and there are more spices than just cinnamon so go with what you fee daring about 🙂
- nuts and seeds
HOW TO MAKE THIS YOGURT BOWL
Fresh Stewed Strawberries
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The reason I decided to add the strawberries to as a saucepan and heat them is because I was having memories of stewed fruit and how my mother would always like to stew prunes for us. That was more for medicinal use than it was for dessert though but this morning that’s what I was thinking.
I added the strawberries into a saucepan to heat, added a dash of fresh organic juice and a sprinkle of coconut sugar. This was the same as stewed prunes just a healthier version and yes in combination with coconut yogurt, fresh blueberries and some extra toppings, a whole other recipe 🙂
Cooking The Strawberries
The stewed strawberries took minutes to make. In the time that you have added the coconut yogurt to the bowl, decided on what fruit you are going to add, and some other coco nibs, coconut shavings etc and made yourself a cup of coffee the strawberries are ready!
You don’t want them over cooked you want them just softened enough to have released flavor and juices. Once they have softened, remove them from the stove and add to the yogurt because if you let them sit in the pot too long you won’t get the texture and half enough juice from the stewing process. If they don’t have enough juice, simply leave them on the heat for a more seconds with a drop more juice. That’s it!
As you can see that you don’t need a pot full of fresh strawberries, if you want a small amount make just enough. Less ingredients, less waste.
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Coconut Yogurt Bowl
Ingredients
- 1 cup coconut yogurt
- 3 large fresh strawberries rinsed, stems removed and cut in half
- 1 tbsp coconut sugar or any sweetener of your choice eg. regular cane sugar, honey, maple etc.
- 2 tbsp organic berry juice or a regular juice
Instructions
- Add the cleaned strawberry halves, sugar and juice into a small saucepan and bring them to a medium simmer.
- Once heated, drop to a low simmer and cook till the strawberries soften. Add a little more juice if needed (by the tablespoon! not too much)
- Add the yogurt to a bowl and pour in the juice and stewed strawberries followed by your toppings
- Serve with fresh blueberries and fresh mint.
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