How To Make Your Own Açaí Bowl At Home How To Make Your Own Açaí Bowl At Home How To Make Your Own Açaí Bowl At Home
With their berry red colour topped with crunchy granola, sliced banana and scrumptious peanut butter, it is obvious that people have traded their avocado toast for this bright and healthy alternative.
It is clear that the world and most importantly Ireland have taken note of people’s açaí habits and have granted their wishes with numerous cafes and restaurants around the country adding this sweet breakfast option to their menus.
This cafe in Castletroy, Limerick has also hopped on the açaí trend. They offer bowls topped with granola, strawberries, bananas and peanut butter.Joe’s + Bros located on Cork City’s Gillabbey Street has a range of açaí bowls on its menu for you to try out.Now that we have given ourselves an intense craving for this nutritious sweet treat, it is time to see how we can make it at home.
You can also be more aware of the ingredients going into your açaí bowl and tailor it to what suits you.Now, you are obviously not going to come across fresh açaí berries in this country but you can purchase açaí powder online and frozen açaí from some supermarkets.
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