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Smoothie bowl with kiwi, banana and berries: calories and protein.

A smoothie bowl is mostly fruit, so its calories add up quietly: about 450 g of fruit goes into this one. Here it is, ingredient by ingredient.

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A purple berry smoothie bowl topped with kiwi, banana slices, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and coconut flakes

01 / The numbers

How much is in one bowl?

A base of frozen banana, mixed berries, Greek yogurt and a splash of milk, topped with kiwi, banana, berries and coconut flakes, comes to 422 calories and 17 g of protein. The fruit is about 280 of those calories; the yogurt gives 10 g of the protein.

Calories, protein, carbs and fat in a berry and banana smoothie bowl with fruit toppings
AmountCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
Banana, frozen, blended100 g891 g23 g0 g
Mixed berries, frozen, blended150 g681 g16 g1 g
Greek yogurt, low-fat, blended100 g7310 g4 g2 g
Whole milk60 ml372 g3 g2 g
Kiwi1 kiwi431 g10 g0 g
Banana slices50 g441 g11 g0 g
Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries80 g361 g8 g0 g
Coconut flakes, unsweetened5 g330 g1 g3 g
Total42216 g77 g9 g

Calculated from USDA FoodData Central values, the reference GymTribe's food catalog uses. Rows are rounded, so they may not add up exactly, and brands and portion sizes change the real number.

02 / What changes it

What changes the number.

  • The yogurt. 100 g of low-fat Greek yogurt in the base gives 10 g of protein for 73 calories. Without it, the bowl has about 7 g of protein.
  • A scoop of protein. Blending in a 30 g scoop of whey adds 114 calories and 24 g of protein.
  • Crunchy toppings. 30 g of granola adds 141 calories and a tablespoon of peanut butter about 94. The coconut flakes here are 33.
  • How much fruit. Banana is the densest fruit in the bowl, 89 calories per 100 g, against 32 for strawberries.

03 / Logging it

How to log it.

This dish is not in GymTribe's food catalog, so log it with a photo in the AI calorie counter and check each portion before saving, or add the ingredients by hand with their amounts. For a drinkable version in the catalog, see Greek yogurt smoothie.

Keep it simple

Count the toppings.

The base is easy to repeat; the toppings change from bowl to bowl, so they are the part worth adding up. These numbers are estimates from USDA FoodData Central values, not medical or clinical nutrition advice.

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