Sore Muscles – Cacao, Kale, Acai Berry Smoothie

This bowl is fabulously easy, fabulously quick and everything can be bought at a health food store in your lunch hour.

I love this recipe because it is packed with the most nutritious superfoods you can think of: Acai berry and kale.

The slighty tangy taste of the acai berry is met with the sweetness of the coconut water and the rich creaminess of the frozen bananas. And this smoky and delicate flavour is further enhanced by luscious cacao and brightened with a hint of mint.

And trust me, you can barely taste the kale’s bitterness… as you’re probably lost in the orgasmic sense of the chocolate-y smoothie melting in your mouth (no pun intended 😉 )

Brief Overview of Ingredients

Acai Berry. One of the most nutritious, anti-aging, and powerful foods in the world.

Acai has a combination of antioxidants, amino acids and omega fatty acids, which boosts metabolic function and removes free radicals (a.k.a. this fruit can potentially help you look more physically attractive overall) 😉

Like blueberries, acai contains anthocyanin, which can reduce post-exercise muscle soreness. 

And yes, acai berry packs more grams of protein than an egg (really?) so you protein-buff out there, don’t overlook this tiny berry.

With the above being said, I find that acai has a distinct and dark taste which may take a while to get used to.

So I’ve paired the superfood acai berry with kale and chocolate-y cacao to make the smoothie ultra nutritious and orgasmically delicious.

Top this mixture with frozen bananas, you’ve got an ice-creamy texture smoothie that is deliciously sweet. The potassium from the bananas can also help prevent muscle cramps.

And a bit of the mint extract will brighten this sultry smoothie up.

Power Cacao Mint, Kale, and Acai Berry Smoothie / Bowl

Preparation Time / Serves

5-10 minutes / 2

Ingredients

• 1 pack of unsweetened acai packets (Sambazon)
• 1 cup of kale
• 1.5 cups of coconut water
• 2 frozen bananas
• 3 tablespoon of cacao powder
• 1 drop of mint extract (Medicine Flower)