Homemade Yogurt with Watermelon, Hemp Hearts, goji berries, and Wild Cambodian Honey
While I love my green smoothie for breakfast, sometimes you need a change to keep things interesting. So today's breakfast is something totally different. Fresh, local grown watermelon and honey collected straight from a wild bee hive in the jungle, topped with my 2 favorite superfoods: goji berries and hemp hearts.
A good start to a beautiful sunny morning! I'm definitely ready for the day ahead!
FYI: If you want to learn how to make your own yogurt, it is super easy. Check out my previous post from a few months ago here for the full tutorial.
Ingredients (Serves 1)
1/2 cup plain yogurt, unsweetened and homemade if possible
1-1.5 cup watermelon, chopped
1 tbsp goji berries
1 tbsp hemp hearts
Drizzle of wild honey
Directions
- add the yogurt to a bowl. top with watermelon pieces, goji berries and hemp hearts. Drizzle with wild honey to taste.
Enjoy!
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wow sounds healthy and looks delicous!
Thanks @cannabissativa! It sure was delicious!
Nice. That looks so good for you, my body would probably go into shock.
Hehe. You should try it sometime. I'm sure your body will survive!
Love yogurt yum-yum @amy-goodrich :)
Same here @bontonstory! Making a new batch of dairy and coconut yogurt today!
Looks so good!
Thanks @ola2
Wow (Wild) Cambodian Honey. That's fantastic.
I love it! People are still pretty much farmers, gathers, and hunters over here. There are a lot of wild edibles hiding in the bush and jungle. This came to me through a friend in a water bottle, but I once was lucky to eat it straight of the comb when we were staying with friends in the middle of the Jungle in Kep... soooo delicious!
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