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Goji Berry Kale Smoothie Bowl

1 cup strawberries                     
1/2 cup mango                            
1/4 cup kale                                  
1/4 cup of pineapple                 
1/4 cup almond yogurt                 
1/2 of banana                                
1 tablespoon goji berries          
slice of ginger                                                            
1 teaspoon matcha powder                   

Directions: blend all ingredients together. Pour into a bowl. Sprinkle goji berries on top.         

Goji berries are an excellent source of antioxidants.  They are loaded with beta-carotene (a pigment found in plants and fruits) which helps promote healthy skin. 

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