The bowl
The same glass, thick enough for a spoon, with its toppings counted.

The Real Meal A
- Calories
- 461
- Protein
- 31 g
- Fiber
- 11 g
- Sugar
- 31 g 0 added
7 ingredients, no powder, keeps a week in the fridge or freezer
Open in the builderThe recipe
7 oz Greek yogurt198 g
½ cup blueberries78 g
½ cup frozen strawberries75 g
½ banana59 g
½ cup milk122 g
1 tbsp peanut butter16 g
1/2 oz chia14 g
Liquid first, then the protein, the frozen fruit, the seeds or oats and the greens. Blend about a minute.
Why it works
About the calories of the Acai Dream bowl with almost four times the protein and no added sugar.
The numbers
- Calories
- 461
- Protein
- 31 gline 30 g
- Carbs
- 52 g
- Fat
- 16 g
- Fiber
- 10.9 gline 6.5 g
- Sugar
- 31 g31 from fruit and milk, 0 added
- Potassium20%
- Calcium37%
- Vit. C43%
- Magnesium32%
- Iron13%
- Folate18%
- Vit. A8%
- Vit. K12%
- Vit. B1289%
- Vit. D7%
good source, 10 to 19% of the Daily Valuehigh, 20% or moreThe FDA's label words. Calcium, potassium, iron and vitamins A and C feed the Nutrients meter.
- Energy96460 calof 330 to 830
- Processing100100% whole food70% or more
- Muscle8231 g proteinof 30 to 40 g
- Hunger10010.9 g fiber, 1 cal a gramof 6.5 g fiber, 1.5 cal a gram
- Nutrients771.5 cups of fruit and greensof 1.7 cups
- Glucose1000 g fast carbsabout 15 g or less
Add a cup of spinach
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Graded on the six meters Gyroscope grades a meal on, for a 165 lb adult on 2,000 calories over three meals: a protein line of 30 g. The Gyroscope app personalizes yours. Grade it for you
The swap
Dairy-free: half a cup of firm tofu for the yogurt and soy milk for the milk. It grades A, with 33 g of protein in 504 calories.
The priced parts come to $2.92. Peanut butter and chia have no federal price, so the takeout calculator asks for yours.
3 sources
- USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy rows by FDC ID, read on nutritionvalue.orgnutritionvalue.org
- US Department of Agriculture and US Department of Health and Human Services. Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025 to 2030. January 2026cdn.realfood.gov
- Monteiro CA, et al. Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. Public Health Nutrition, 2019 (the NOVA groups behind the Processing meter)europepmc.org