A Fall Smoothie Bowl To Satisfy Your Cravings: Vegan Chocolate Chai Smoothie Bowl
Oct 26, 2020| By JOI team
Oct 26, 2020| By JOI team
A Fall Smoothie Bowl To Satisfy Your Cravings: Vegan Chocolate Chai Smoothie Bowl
Almond-Base | Beverage | Breakfast | Cashew-Base | Creamer-Base | Dairy-Free | Oat-Powder | Recipe | Vegan | Vegetarian |
A perfect autumn morning pick-me-up, this chocolate chai smoothie bowl has all the cozy flavors of a chai tea paired with delicious chocolate! Blended with JOI and topped with flax and extra cashews, it’ll be your new favorite way to start the day.
We’re using JOI in 2 ways for this recipe. To really get the chai flavor into the smoothie we need to steep a very strong cup of chai tea in a glass of JOI milk. Secondly, we add in some JOI to the blender when mixing up our smoothie to ensure it is as creamy as can be!
The sky's the limit for toppings for your smoothie bowl! Get creative! We love to incorporate lots of texture into our smoothie bowls. So adding some flax seed, cashews, as well as chocolate chunks (dairy free) create the best bite when enjoying your smoothie.
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