Refreshing Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl with Coconut & Pineapple

Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl – are you ready to transform your morning routine into a sun-drenched escape? I’ve found that there’s truly nothing quite like beginning your day with a burst of tropical flavors, and this recipe delivers just that. Inspired by the legendary Piña Colada cocktail, a vibrant concoction with roots tracing back to the mid-20th century in Puerto Rico, this delightful creation reimagines the classic for a wholesome, invigorating start.

Why This Smoothie Bowl is a Crowd Favorite

People absolutely adore this Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl for a multitude of reasons. It’s not just a treat for your taste buds; it’s a feast for the senses. The irresistible blend of sweet, tangy pineapple and rich, creamy coconut milk transports you straight to a sandy beach with every spoonful. Beyond its incredible flavor, its thick, luxurious texture makes it wonderfully satisfying, providing a substantial meal that keeps you energized. Whether you’re looking for a quick, convenient breakfast, a healthy snack, or a refreshing dessert, this bowl ticks all the boxes. It’s simple to prepare, packed with nutrients, and offers endless possibilities for delightful toppings, making it a truly customizable and cherished meal.

Ingredients:

• For the Creamy Pina Colada Smoothie Base:

  • 2 cups frozen pineapple chunks: I always make sure these are thoroughly frozen to give our smoothie bowl that incredible thick, ice-cream like consistency. The colder, the better! Pineapple is, of course, the star of our Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl, bringing that essential tropical sweetness and tang.

  • 1 large frozen banana: It’s crucial that this banana is peeled, sliced into about 1-inch pieces, and then frozen solid. A frozen banana adds amazing creaminess without the need for ice, making your bowl incredibly smooth and satisfying. It also lends a subtle sweetness that complements the pineapple beautifully.

  • 1/2 cup full-fat canned coconut milk, chilled: This is my secret weapon for achieving unparalleled richness and that distinct coconut flavor. Make sure you use the full-fat variety from a can, not the carton beverage kind, as the texture and flavor are completely different. Chilling it beforehand helps it integrate more smoothly and keeps everything extra cold.

  • 1 tablespoon unsweetened shredded coconut: A small addition to boost that authentic coconut flavor even further right within the base. It also adds a tiny textural element that I adore.

  • 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract: Vanilla is a wonderful enhancer, bringing out the sweetness of the fruit and adding a comforting depth to the tropical notes. Don’t skip it; it makes a subtle but significant difference.

  • 1-2 teaspoons fresh lime juice (optional, but highly recommended): A little squeeze of fresh lime juice truly brightens all the flavors, cutting through the richness of the coconut milk and adding a zesty counterpoint. It elevates the “Pina Colada” aspect of our bowl wonderfully.

  • 1-2 teaspoons maple syrup or agave nectar (optional, to taste): Depending on the ripeness of your fruit and your personal preference for sweetness, you might want to add a touch of natural sweetener. I usually start with one teaspoon, blend, and then taste before adding more.

• For the Vibrant Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl Toppings:

  • 1/4 cup fresh pineapple chunks: Small, bite-sized pieces of fresh pineapple are perfect for adding a burst of juicy texture and fresh sweetness on top. They contrast beautifully with the creamy base.

  • 2 tablespoons toasted coconut flakes: These add an irresistible crunch and a deeper, nuttier coconut flavor. You can buy them pre-toasted, or I’ll show you how to toast your own for maximum freshness and aroma.

  • 1/2 a fresh banana, sliced: Fresh banana slices provide a soft, sweet contrast and another layer of texture. Arrange them beautifully for an appealing presentation.

  • 1-2 tablespoons granola (tropical or plain): For extra crunch and a satisfyingly wholesome element, a sprinkle of your favorite granola is fantastic. I often opt for a tropical fruit and nut variety if I can find one.

  • 1 tablespoon chia seeds or hemp hearts: These are excellent for a nutritional boost, adding healthy fats, fiber, and protein. Chia seeds also provide a fun, subtle jelly-like texture when they absorb moisture, while hemp hearts offer a soft, nutty bite.

  • Fresh mint leaves: A few sprigs of fresh mint are not just for garnish; they add a refreshing aroma and a subtle cool flavor that truly enhances the tropical experience of your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl.

  • A drizzle of honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar: For an extra touch of sweetness and a beautiful glossy finish, a final drizzle over your assembled bowl is delightful.

  • Optional exotic additions: Sliced kiwi, passion fruit pulp, or a sprinkle of goji berries can add even more color, flavor, and nutrients to your tropical masterpiece.

Prepping Your Tropical Treasures for the Perfect Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl

Before we dive into blending, a little bit of preparation goes a long way to ensure your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl turns out absolutely perfect. Trust me, these small steps are vital for achieving that desirable thick, spoonable consistency and maximum flavor.

1. Freeze Your Fruit Properly: If you haven’t already, make sure your pineapple chunks and banana slices are completely frozen solid. For the banana, I always recommend peeling it first, slicing it into about 1-inch rounds, and then spreading them in a single layer on a parchment-lined baking sheet before freezing for a few hours. Once solid, you can transfer them to a freezer-safe bag. This prevents them from clumping together and makes them much easier to blend. Frozen fruit is the backbone of any thick smoothie bowl, eliminating the need for excessive ice which can dilute the flavor.

2. Chill Your Coconut Milk: While full-fat canned coconut milk is naturally thick, chilling it in the refrigerator for at least a few hours, or even overnight, helps the creamy part solidify further. When you open the can, you’ll find a thick, creamy layer on top and a more watery liquid below. For the thickest bowl, you can sometimes scoop out only the top creamy layer, reserving the liquid for other recipes or adding a little if your blend is too thick. However, for this specific Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl recipe, using the whole mixed content of the 1/2 cup (after stirring it well to combine) works perfectly as long as it’s been thoroughly chilled.

3. Gather All Your Toppings: Having your toppings prepped and ready before you start blending is crucial. Smoothie bowls, especially thick ones, tend to melt rather quickly, so you’ll want to assemble yours without delay. Dice your fresh pineapple, slice your banana, measure out your granola, chia seeds, and coconut flakes. If you’re toasting your own coconut flakes, now is the time to do it. Simply spread the unsweetened coconut flakes in a single layer on a baking sheet and toast in a preheated oven at 300°F (150°C) for 5-7 minutes, or until golden brown and fragrant, stirring halfway through. Keep a close eye on them as they can burn quickly!

4. Prepare Your Blender: Ensure your high-speed blender is clean and ready to go. A powerful blender is key for achieving that super smooth, lump-free consistency with frozen fruit and minimal liquid. If you have a tamper, make sure it’s within reach – it will be your best friend in this process.

Blending the Dreamy Pina Colada Smoothie Base

This is where the magic happens! Crafting the perfect thick, creamy base for your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl requires a bit of technique. We’re aiming for a consistency that you can eat with a spoon, not drink with a straw. It should be similar to soft-serve ice cream.

5. First, the Liquid: Into your high-speed blender, pour the 1/2 cup of chilled full-fat canned coconut milk. This is the liquid foundation that will help get the blades moving. If you’re opting for the lime juice, add it now as well. Adding the liquid first creates a vortex that helps pull the frozen ingredients down into the blades more efficiently.

6. Add the Frozen Stars: Next, carefully add your 2 cups of frozen pineapple chunks and your 1 large frozen banana (remember, pre-sliced!). I like to distribute them around the blender blades as much as possible to prevent them from creating an air pocket directly over the blades, which can hinder blending.

7. Introduce Flavor Enhancers: Sprinkle in the 1 tablespoon of unsweetened shredded coconut and the 1/2 teaspoon of pure vanilla extract. If you’re using maple syrup or agave nectar for added sweetness, now is the time to add 1 teaspoon. Remember, you can always add more sweetener later if needed, but you can’t take it away!

8. Start Blending (Low and Slow, Then Power Up): Secure the lid on your blender. Begin blending on a low setting, or use the “smoothie” or “frozen dessert” preset if your blender has one. The initial stage might be a bit loud and chunky. The goal is to start breaking down the frozen fruit. You’ll likely need to use your blender’s tamper (if it has one) to push the frozen ingredients down towards the blades. If you don’t have a tamper, turn off the blender, scrape down the sides with a spatula, and then restart. Do not add extra liquid unless absolutely necessary, as this is the primary way to maintain that coveted thick consistency. We are aiming for a very thick, almost unblendable-without-assistance mixture.

9. Achieve Optimal Creaminess: Gradually increase the blender speed to high. Continue to blend, using the tamper to constantly push the mixture into the blades. You’ll notice the mixture transforming from chunky bits into a remarkably smooth, creamy, and uniform consistency. It should be thick enough that it barely swirls around the blender jar. This process might take 1-3 minutes of consistent blending and tampering. Be patient; this is the key to a truly spoonable Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl. You’ll know it’s ready when there are no visible chunks of fruit and the texture is completely smooth, resembling soft-serve ice cream.

10. Taste and Adjust: Once you’ve reached that glorious consistency, give the base a quick taste. This is your chance to adjust the sweetness with a little more maple syrup or agave, or to add another tiny splash of lime juice if you crave more zest. Blend for just a few more seconds to incorporate any additions.

Arranging Your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl Masterpiece

Now for the fun, creative part! Scooping your thick, creamy base into a bowl and artfully arranging your toppings is what truly elevates this into a gourmet Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl experience. Remember, presentation enhances enjoyment!

11. Scoop into Your Bowl: With a spatula, generously scoop your thick Pina Colada smoothie base into your favorite serving bowl. I love using wide, shallow bowls as they provide a larger surface area for displaying all those beautiful toppings. Don’t be shy; fill it up! Use the back of your spoon or spatula to gently smooth the surface or create a slight swirl, ready for the toppings.

12. Layering Your Toppings – A Symphony of Texture and Flavor: This is where you can truly make your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl your own. I like to think about color, texture, and flavor balance when arranging.

    • Start with Fresh Fruit: Arrange your fresh pineapple chunks and banana slices artfully around the edge or in the center. I often create little segments or a fan shape with the banana.
    • Add the Crunch: Sprinkle your toasted coconut flakes and granola generously over the bowl. The contrast between the creamy base and these crunchy elements is absolutely delightful.
    • Introduce Superfoods: Next, scatter your chia seeds or hemp hearts. They not only add nutrition but also a subtle visual interest.
    • Garnish for Freshness: Tuck a few fresh mint leaves around the fruit or on top of the base. Their vibrant green color and refreshing aroma are the perfect finishing touch, truly bringing home that tropical vibe.
    • The Final Flourish: For a touch of extra indulgence and a beautiful sheen, drizzle a small amount of honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar over the entire masterpiece.
    • Exotic Touches (Optional): If you’ve opted for additional toppings like kiwi slices or passion fruit pulp, arrange them now. The bright green of kiwi or the vibrant orange of passion fruit pulp can add another layer of visual appeal and exotic flavor.

13. Serve Immediately: Because of its thick, frozen nature, your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl is best enjoyed immediately. Grab a spoon and dive into this refreshing, vibrant, and incredibly satisfying tropical treat. Every spoonful should be a perfect blend of creamy base and delightful, textured toppings.

Tips for a Perfect Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl Every Time

Mastering the art of the smoothie bowl, especially one as luscious as this Pina Colada rendition, comes with a few handy tricks. Here are my go-to tips to ensure your bowl is always a success, achieving that Instagram-worthy aesthetic and a taste that transports you straight to a tropical paradise.

14. The Golden Rule of Thickness: Less Liquid is More: This is the single most important tip for any smoothie bowl. Unlike a drinkable smoothie, a bowl requires minimal liquid. Only add enough coconut milk to get your blender blades moving. If your blender is struggling, try using its tamper first, or turn it off and scrape down the sides. Only add an extra tablespoon of coconut milk at a time if absolutely necessary. You want the mixture to be almost too thick to blend without assistance.

15. High-Powered Blender is Your Best Friend: While not strictly essential, a high-speed blender (like a Vitamix or Blendtec) makes a world of difference. It can handle frozen fruit with much less liquid, creating an incredibly smooth and creamy texture in a shorter amount of time. If you have a less powerful blender, you might need to stop and scrape down the sides more frequently, or add a tiny bit more liquid, but try to keep it minimal.

16. Optimal Freezing is Key: Ensure all your fruit is completely frozen solid. Partially frozen fruit will result in a runnier smoothie bowl. For bananas, always peel and slice them before freezing to prevent them from becoming one solid, unblendable block. Spreading them on a baking sheet before freezing in a bag also helps keep them separate.

17. Pre-Portion and Freeze: To make morning prep even faster, you can pre-portion your frozen pineapple and banana into individual freezer bags. When you’re ready to blend, just dump the contents of one bag into the blender with your coconut milk and other base ingredients. This is a fantastic time-saver!

18. Chill Your Serving Bowls: For an extra touch that helps your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl stay firm longer, place your empty serving bowls in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before you plan to scoop in your smoothie. This helps keep the base colder and prevents it from melting too quickly, especially on a warm day.

19. Toasting Coconut Flakes for Enhanced Flavor: While pre-toasted coconut flakes are convenient, toasting your own unleashes an incredible aroma and deeper flavor. Just keep a very close eye on them; coconut can go from perfectly golden to burnt in a matter of seconds. I typically use a dry skillet over medium-low heat or a toaster oven set to low for just a few minutes, stirring frequently.

20. Balance Your Toppings: Think about a variety of textures and flavors. You want crunch (granola, toasted coconut), freshness (fresh fruit, mint), and often a nutritional boost (chia seeds, hemp hearts). Don’t overload the bowl, but ensure a good mix for every spoonful. The “Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl” experience is multi-sensory!

21. Experiment with Sweetness: Start with no added sweetener or just a small amount, especially if your pineapple is very ripe and sweet. Taste the base after initial blending and then add more sweetener a teaspoon at a time if needed. The natural sweetness of the fruit is often enough, and the lime juice helps balance it beautifully.

22. Don’t Overblend: Once your smoothie base is smooth and creamy, stop blending. Overblending can generate heat, which will melt your frozen ingredients and make your bowl less thick. Blend just until it reaches the desired consistency.

23. Quick Cleanup: After enjoying your delicious Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl, rinse your blender jar and lid immediately. Frozen fruit can get sticky and hard to clean once it dries, so a quick rinse will save you scrubbing later.

24. Variations for Your Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl: Feel free to get creative!

    • Protein Boost: Add a scoop of your favorite vanilla or unflavored protein powder to the base for an extra nutritional punch.
    • Green Power: A handful of spinach blends seamlessly into this bowl without altering the taste significantly, adding an extra boost of vitamins and minerals. The vibrant green might slightly alter the color, but the flavor remains distinctly pina colada.
    • Tropical Twist: Replace half of the frozen pineapple with frozen mango chunks for a “Mango Colada” variation.
    • Spice It Up: A tiny pinch of ground ginger or cardamom can add a surprising and delightful warmth to the tropical flavors.

Conclusion:

So there you have it, my friends – a journey into the heart of tropical delight, culminating in what I truly believe is one of the most refreshing and invigorating treats you can whip up in your own kitchen. After all we’ve discussed, I really hope you’re feeling as inspired as I am to dive headfirst into creating this vibrant bowl of sunshine. This isn’t just a recipe; it’s an experience, a mini-vacation in a bowl that promises to uplift your spirits and tantalize your taste buds from the very first spoonful.

What makes this recipe an absolute must-try? It’s the perfect harmony of flavors and textures. Imagine that creamy, sweet coconut milk blending seamlessly with the tangy, juicy pineapple, all elevated by a subtle hint of rum extract (if you choose to add it, of course!) that instantly transports you to a white sandy beach, waves gently lapping at your feet. It’s rich without being heavy, sweet without being cloying, and utterly satisfying. Beyond its incredible taste, it’s remarkably simple to prepare, making it an ideal choice for busy mornings when you crave something wholesome and delicious but are short on time. A few minutes in the blender, and voilà – you have a masterpiece ready to be devoured. Plus, knowing you’re nourishing your body with natural fruits and healthy fats makes every bite feel like a guilt-free indulgence.

Now, for the fun part: making it your own! While the classic rendition of our Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl is undeniably fantastic, I always encourage experimentation. Think of this recipe as a canvas, and your creativity as the paintbrush. For serving suggestions, consider a generous sprinkle of toasted coconut flakes – they add an incredible textural crunch and deepen that lovely coconut aroma. Fresh fruit is always a winner; slices of ripe mango, kiwi, or even a few vibrant raspberries can add a beautiful pop of color and an extra layer of flavor. A drizzle of pure maple syrup or agave nectar can enhance the sweetness, while a handful of granola or chopped nuts will give you that satisfying chewiness.

Get Creative with Your Smoothie Bowl!

Don’t stop there with variations! If you’re looking to boost the nutritional profile, a scoop of your favorite vanilla or unflavored protein powder blends in seamlessly, making it an excellent post-workout recovery meal. For a subtle green twist without compromising the tropical essence, try adding a small handful of spinach – you won’t taste it, I promise, but you’ll benefit from the extra vitamins! Craving an even more intense tropical vibe? A squeeze of fresh lime juice can brighten all the flavors beautifully. Or, if you prefer a different fruit profile, swap out some pineapple for frozen peaches or a mix of tropical berries. The possibilities are truly endless, and that’s the beauty of it – you can tailor it perfectly to your mood or what you have on hand.

I genuinely can’t stress enough how much I want you to give this recipe a try. It’s more than just a meal; it’s an instant mood lifter, a delicious escape, and a testament to how incredible healthy eating can be. Imagine starting your day with such a delightful and vibrant bowl, or perhaps enjoying it as a refreshing afternoon pick-me-up when that midday slump hits. It’s perfect for a lazy weekend brunch, a quick weekday breakfast, or even a light, healthy dessert.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab your blender, gather those lovely ingredients, and whip up your very own bowl of tropical bliss. Once you do, please, please, please come back and share your experience with me! I absolutely adore hearing from you. Did you add a unique topping? Discover a new favorite variation? Tag me on social media, leave a comment below, or send an email – I’d love to see your creations and hear all about your tropical adventure. Your feedback not only brightens my day but also helps inspire others in our wonderful cooking community. Let’s make this Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl a staple in kitchens everywhere! Happy blending, and enjoy every single delightful spoonful!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: How do I make my smoothie bowl extra thick?

A: The key to a wonderfully thick smoothie bowl lies in minimizing liquid and maximizing frozen ingredients. For this Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl, make sure your pineapple is well-frozen. When blending, start with very little liquid (e.g., just a splash of coconut milk) and add more only as needed, scraping down the sides frequently, until you achieve a thick, soft-serve consistency. Using a tamper if your blender has one can also help push ingredients down without adding extra liquid. Adding ingredients like a frozen banana (even if not in the original recipe, it can boost thickness without overpowering the flavor) or even a spoonful of chia seeds that swell can help. Less liquid, more frozen fruit is your mantra!

Q: What’s the difference between a smoothie and a smoothie bowl?

A: While both are delicious, blended concoctions, the main difference lies in consistency and presentation. A smoothie is typically thinner, designed to be drunk through a straw, and often contains more liquid. A smoothie bowl, on the other hand, is much thicker – almost like soft-serve ice cream – and is meant to be eaten with a spoon. This thicker base allows it to hold an array of delightful toppings, which are a crucial part of the smoothie bowl experience. It’s essentially a smoothie you can dress up and eat!

Q: Is this Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl healthy?

A: Absolutely! This Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl, made with natural fruits like pineapple and healthy fats from coconut milk, is packed with vitamins, minerals, and fiber. Pineapple is known for its digestive enzymes and Vitamin C, while coconut milk provides energy and medium-chain triglycerides. It’s a fantastic way to start your day with a nutrient-dense meal or enjoy a wholesome snack. Of course, the healthiness can also depend on your chosen toppings – opt for fresh fruits, nuts, seeds, and unsweetened coconut for the most benefits. It’s a vibrant and nourishing choice!

Q: Can I make a smoothie bowl ahead of time?

A: While a smoothie bowl is best enjoyed immediately for optimal texture and freshness, you can do some prep work. You can pre-portion your frozen fruit and other blend-ins into freezer-safe bags so they’re ready to go. If you absolutely must make the base ahead, blend it and store it in an airtight container in the freezer for up to a day. When ready to eat, you might need to let it thaw for 10-15 minutes and then re-blend briefly with a splash of liquid to regain the desired consistency. For the best experience, blend and serve fresh!

Q: What are some good topping ideas for this Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl?

A: Oh, the toppings are where the magic truly happens! For this tropical delight, I highly recommend toasted coconut flakes for crunch and flavor. Fresh pineapple chunks or slices, ripe mango, and kiwi add more fruitiness and vibrant color. Granola, especially a tropical or vanilla variety, provides a lovely crunch and makes it more filling. A drizzle of honey or maple syrup adds a touch of extra sweetness, while a sprinkle of chia seeds, hemp hearts, or chopped macadamia nuts can boost nutrition and texture. Don’t be shy – load it up with your favorites!

Refreshing Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl with Coconut & Pineapple

Every morning deserves a little sunshine, and this refreshing Pina Colada Smoothie Bowl brings the beach straight to your breakfast table. Inspired by the classic Piña Colada cocktail, this recipe transforms frozen fruit into a creamy, coconutty dream. It’s like having dessert for breakfast, but packed with nutrients that keep you energized all morning. Key tips for success include ensuring fruit is completely frozen, peeling and slicing bananas before freezing, and letting frozen fruit thaw for a few minutes before blending to protect your blender. This bowl feels indulgent but is actually packed with good stuff, with natural sweetness from ripe fruit and satisfying coconut.

Prep Time
15 Minutes

Cook Time
7 Minutes

Total Time
25 Minutes

Servings
1 serving

Ingredients

• 2 cups frozen pineapple chunks
• 1 large frozen banana (peeled, sliced)
• 1/2 cup full-fat canned coconut milk, chilled
• 1 tbsp unsweetened shredded coconut
• 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
• 1-2 tsp fresh lime juice (optional)
• 1-2 tsp maple syrup or agave nectar (optional, to taste)
• 1/4 cup fresh pineapple chunks (for topping)
• 2 tbsp toasted coconut flakes (for topping)
• 1/2 fresh banana, sliced (for topping)
• 1-2 tbsp granola (tropical or plain, for topping)
• 1 tbsp chia seeds or hemp hearts (for topping)
• Fresh mint leaves (for topping)
• A drizzle of honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar (for topping)
• Optional exotic additions: Sliced kiwi, passion fruit pulp, goji berries

Instructions

1. Step 1
   Ensure frozen pineapple chunks and sliced banana are completely solid. Chill canned coconut milk. Prepare all toppings: dice fresh pineapple, slice banana, measure granola, chia seeds, mint. Toast 2 tbsp unsweetened coconut flakes in a 300°F (150°C) oven for 5-7 minutes until golden, stirring halfway; or use a dry skillet over medium-low heat, stirring frequently until fragrant. Gather any optional exotic additions.
2. Step 2
   Pour 1/2 cup chilled full-fat canned coconut milk and optional lime juice into a high-speed blender. Add 2 cups frozen pineapple chunks, 1 large frozen banana, 1 tbsp unsweetened shredded coconut, 1/2 tsp vanilla extract, and 1 tsp optional sweetener. Start blending on low, using a tamper to push ingredients towards blades. Gradually increase speed to high, blending until super thick and creamy, resembling soft-serve ice cream. Add more sweetener or lime juice if desired, blend briefly.
3. Step 3
   Scoop the thick Pina Colada smoothie base into a chilled serving bowl. Artfully arrange fresh pineapple chunks and banana slices. Sprinkle with toasted coconut flakes, granola, and chia seeds/hemp hearts. Garnish with fresh mint leaves and a drizzle of honey, maple syrup, or agave nectar. Add any optional exotic toppings. Serve immediately to enjoy its refreshing, frozen texture.

Important Information

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.

Allergy Information

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