Top tip: We like to soak the cashews, as it makes the smoothie more creamy, easier to blend, and easier to digest. Just place the cashews into a bowl, cover with water, soak for at least 4 hours or overnight, and rinse before preparing the smoothie. Easy!

These dairy free cupcakes can be made with any berry powder. You can also sprinkle another berry powder on top, why not try Cranberry or Lingonberry for example for a bright red decoration colour!

Enjoy this fresh and citrusy smoothie bowl with toppings of choice such as Arctic Power Berries berry powder sprinkled on top, fresh mint, slices of orange and quinoa pops.

You can enjoy this chia pudding with toppings of choice or add it to smoothies, porridge, overnight oats or a simple yogurt bowl. Any berry powder works for this, and you can make different coloured & flavoured layers too: Try Lingonberry for pink and Wild Blueberry for purple.

This is super easy way to make berry yogurt without refined sugar, artificial flavourings or colourings. Then you can add your favourite toppings: Another berry powder, sliced fruit, granola, nut butter – you name it!

This is the easiest way to have nutritious berry yogurt without any artificial flavourings, added sugar or sweeteners. Remember that one teaspoon of berry powder is equivalent to a handful of fresh berries!

Nicecream is refreshing and quick to make healthy alternative for ice cream. It can be coloured and flavoured with any berry powder. Here we have served it on top of a layered chia pudding.

This creamy and delicious porridge is spiced with cinnamon, ground ginger and carrots, and topped up with nut butter and sea buckthorn flavoured yogurt. Try adding some crunchy granola or sliced fruit as an extra topping if you like.

This is a hearty and warming soup . Serve with toasted, crusty bread, garnish with pomegranate seeds and fresh basil, and sprinkle additional Sea buckthorn powder on top for some extra nutrients.

The secret of this yogurt bowl are the warm, toasted pecan nuts, together with the nut butter, the cold yogurt and all of the tasty toppings. The wild blueberry powder finished it with a vibrant colour, delicious taste and tons of nutrients.

How pretty is the colour of this smoothie bowl! You can add some extra toppings of choice, on this one we used sliced banana, pomegranate seeds, granola and an extra sprinkle of berry powder.

Berry powders work magic in overnight oats, as the oats soften and the berry powder melts in and creates a tasty flavour. You can serve this with more peanut butter, extra berry powder on top and chopped dark chocolate.

We love this dark coloured smoothie bowl with lots of toppings: Extra coconut yogurt, more blackcurrant powder, granola, cacao nibs, dark chocolate, sliced bananas. More the merrier!

These lingonberry energy bites are a great healthy snack. They contain fibre, vitamins and detoxifying polyphenols from our wild, foraged lingonberries.

easiest way to a berrylicious yogurt is to add a teaspoon of berry powder to a natural yogurt. This way you save yourself from artificial flavourings or colourings.

This crunchy and tasty granola is great when served on natural yogurt with berry powder, on on top of a berry powder flavoured chia pudding.

This coffee flavoured warming porridge will give you a good start for the day. You can also allow this to cool and store in the fridge to make delicious overnight oats for the following morning.

This gorgeous gluten free banana bread is topped up with smooth and creamy Cranberry frosting. We love it!

The cherries and lingonberries create a nice tangy combination for this smoothie bowl. You can add cacao nibs or chocolate buttons to sweeten it with a chocolaty taste too.

More the merrier! We’ve always enjoyed having too many toppings rather than too little. Nut butters, granola, sliced fruit, nuts and seeds, and a proper sprinkle of berry powder on top. A great start for a good day!