Easy Strawberry Yogurt Bites
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Looking for an easy, healthy snack that your little ones will love? My Strawberry Yogurt Bites are a breeze to whip-up and are definitely kid-friendly!
Hello again! Lisa here, reporting from Fabulous Habits. Today, I’m very excited to share a new recipe I put together. And you know what? It is SO simple to whip up. My Easy Strawberry Yogurt Bites are a fun, simple snack that is perfect for your kiddos.
An Easy guilt-Free Snack For Kids
My son is a snacker. He loves to munch on snacks all day. I have to admit (with a little bit of guilt) that sometimes those snacks are not too healthy. Once in a while, he’ll get a hold of some chips or popcorn and it makes me want to pull at my hair! So I thought, “Why not have tasty AND healthy snacks readily available for him to reach for?” This is how Strawberry Yogurt Bites came to be.
Why Yogurt Bites?
I noticed that my toddler loves snacks that he can pour into a bowl and then munch on. My frozen yogurt bites are the perfect size to just pop into your mouth!
I made my frozen yogurt bites to be about 1 inch in diameter. You can also make them a bit wider or, if you triple the recipe, you can put them in a lined muffin tin and freeze them to be larger snacks. The freezing time would take longer (about 2 hours).
How to Make Easy Strawberry Yogurt Bites
These yogurt bites are not only a great snack, but your kids will love making them with you!
What you need:
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Kitchen Tools Needed:
Ingredients Needed:
These are the ingredients you’ll need. All the exact amounts are in the printable card at the bottom of this post.
- Strawberries
- Honey
- Greek yogurt
easy strawberry yogurt bites: Tips & tricks
Can I Use Any Fruit to Make Frozen Yogurt Bites?
The best thing about these frozen yogurt bites is that you can use any fruit that you want. Berries are usually your best bet since they can be pureed so easily – but kiwis and cherries would also do very well!
Can I Use Frozen Fruit for This Recipe?
Absolutely! Frozen fruit are a great option so that you can store them for a longer amount of time. The key with this recipe is to measure the amount of fruit you need and thaw it out before using it to make yogurt bites.
Easy Strawberry Yogurt Bites
Equipment
- Sheet Pan
Ingredients
- 5 large strawberries washed and cut (with leaves removed)
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 cup Greek yogurt
Instructions
- Add strawberries and honey into a food processor and mix until a puree forms. You will need about ¼ cup puree for this recipe. Save any leftover for later use.
- Mix together puree and yogurt in a bowl and scoop mixture into a piping bag.
- Pipe out tiny dollops of yogurt on the lined pan, about 1 inch in diameter. Freeze for about 1 hour and serve!
Nutrition
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Hi there! I’m wondering if you can use nonfat yogurt instead of Greek yogurt? Thank you
Jackie
Hi Jackie, we haven’t tried it with nonfat yogurt. If you give it a try, please let us know how yours turn out!
Best wishes,
Carrie
Ideas for the Home by Kenarry
Is it plain Greek yogurt?
Hi Shawn!
Yes, that’s exactly right! For this recipe, we used plain Greek yogurt, but you can also use Vanilla Greek Yogurt.
Best wishes,
Lisa, Ideas for the Home by Kenarry Customer Care
Can you use other berries? For example raspberries or blueberries
Hi Jen!
Yes, absolutely! Both are a fantastic idea – just make sure to cut them so that they are a little bit smaller.
– Lisa, Ideas for the Home by Kenarry Customer Care
Can you make this without honey? It is my understanding that you should avoid honey in young kids.
Hi Diane!
Yes, you can definitely leave the honey out of this recipe. It is an addition for the flavor and will not effect how the yogurt bites freeze. You can try other alternatives, like maple syrup.
We hope you give it a try! Enjoy!
– Lisa, Ideas for the Home by Kenarry Customer Care