Healthy summer treat idea: Make frozen yogurt pops with fruit.
frozen yogurt pops
Hmmm, aside from the sticks and flower part, you might not know this is my blog because these frozen yogurt pops are actually healthy. Wow, go me for a change. Just yogurt, fruit and a li’l bit o’ sweetener. That’s it!
And looking back at it all, I guess I could’ve made things much easier and just used yogurt straight from the carton. Ah well, next time. For now, these healthy frozen yogurt fruit pops are alllll right.
more frozen treats
If you like these, try these cute little frozen yogurt bites. Or make these yogurt ice pops.
Grown-ups will love these cocktail slushies or wine ice pops, and the lemonade slushies are for kids.
I love these copycat Drumstick ice cream cones in a jar.
For fun smoothies, how about a Wendy’s Frosty or Orange Julius?
how to make frozen yogurt pops
you will need: *
- 1 cup frozen fruit (blueberry and strawberry used here) plus additional for garnish
- 1 cup plain yogurt
- 1 to 2 tablespoons honey
- lollipop sticks
- disposable decorating bags
- rubber bands
- baking tray
- wax paper
*Find the lollipop sticks and decorating bags in the craft store.
what to do:
Place the yogurt, fruit and honey in a blender and blend well. Make sure the mixture is not too thin or you will have difficulty piping the lollipops. Add more yogurt as needed to thicken.
Empty the contents into a disposable decorating bag (you may need to refill the bag once). Tie closed tightly with a rubber band.
Line a baking tray with a sheet of wax paper. Lay a lollipop stick on the baking sheet. Snip ½-inch from the tip of the decorating bag. Pipe a 2-inch circle of the mixture on the lollipop stick. Fill the rest of the tray and place in the freezer.
If desired, after the lollipops have set about 5 minutes, remove from the freezer and decorate with blueberry halves or strawberry slivers. Return to the freezer.
Let set in the freezer at least two hours. Makes 18 lollipops. Enjoy!
Delicious, healthy summer treat: Fruit frozen yogurt pops! Place the yogurt, fruit and honey in a blender and blend well. Make sure the mixture is not too thin or you will have difficulty piping the lollipops. Add more yogurt as needed to thicken. Empty the contents into a disposable decorating bag (you may need to refill the bag once). Tie closed tightly with a rubber band. Line a baking tray with a sheet of wax paper. Lay a lollipop stick on the baking sheet. Snip ½-inch from the tip of the decorating bag. Pipe a 2-inch circle of the mixture on the lollipop stick. Fill the rest of the tray and place in the freezer. If desired, after the lollipops have set about 5 minutes, remove from the freezer and decorate with blueberry halves or strawberry slivers. Return to the freezer. Let set in the freezer at least two hours. Makes 18 lollipops. Enjoy!frozen yogurt pops
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Very clever healthy treat. They look like the perfect size to just satisfy a sweet tooth after a meal.
Healthy, but still cute! 🙂
I looooooove this idea! So cute, but healthy too! I have to try something like this soon! Thank you for sharing 😀
These look SO DELICIOUS!!! The strawberry pops remind me of a sand dollar. SO pretty!
What a clever idea! I love new ideas on a stick!
What a fantastic idea! I’m unable to eat ice cream, so this is really perfect for me.
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Meaghan, I absolutely love this idea! I’m so making these pops, they turn yogurt into a fun summertime treat!
love these M! i love how they still look like your cookie pops too 🙂
I love these!! So cute and perfect treats for the kids for summer!
Those are terrific. What a great idea! Pretty and delicious at the same time.
Loulou
These are so stinking adorable!
That looks so cool. I can’t wait to try this.
Those look fantastic – thanks for the great tutorial!
Oh wow! Definitely on the MUST DO list! 😉
Thanks!