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These easy Blueberry Yogurt Drops are the perfect bite sized snacks for tiny fingers. Made with fresh blueberries and yogurt.
Frozen Yogurt Bites
Finding a quick and healthy snack recipe can be a challenge. Our usual default is apples or sugar peas. But what do you do when you are seriously craving ice cream and need a sweet fix?
These blueberries dipped in yogurt are so tasty and incredibly easy to whip up. They are a great alternative to ice cream and are a kid approved healthy recipe!
All you need is fresh blueberries and your favorite yogurt flavor. Five minutes of your time will give you a summertime snack that the entire family will love!
How to make blueberry yogurt drops:
I started by prepping a cookie sheet with a piece of parchment paper. Do not skip this step. It makes it super simple for you to remove these cuties once they have frozen solid.
Next, you want to wash and prep your berries. I like to pick through and make sure there are no stems still attached.
Now, the fun part! Dip each blueberry into your yogurt. Place on your parchment lined tray. Continue until all of the berries are coated.
Freeze for an hour on the tray. Transfer to a freezer safe zip top bag and keep in the freezer until you are ready to eat.
Can you use different fruit when you make yogurt drops?
Yes! While blueberries are our favorite, you can use a wide variety of fruit for this easy snack recipe. Try substituting raspberries, strawberries, or even grapes!
I will warm you, these are messy. They melt fairly quickly, so I normally only serve my kid a small bowl with a spoon.
It really is like ice cream, but a tad bit healthier.
You don’t have to limit yourself to the blueberry flavor. This just happens to be our personal favorite. We also like to use key lime, strawberry shortcake, or greek style yogurts!
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These easy Blueberry Yogurt Drops are the perfect bite sized snacks for tiny fingers. Made with fresh blueberries and yogurt.
Blueberry Yogurt Drops
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Maria says
This is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!! I’m so going to do this!!! Thanks so much for the idea!!! Plus they look so cute!!! (Especially with the purple color!) I’m pinning this so I remember to do this!
Aretusa says
This idea is so simple and superbe tha i made a post about it in my blog
here’s the link, hope youl’ll enjoy it!
Hugs!
Pamela says
This is such a great Idea! I found it off of Pintrest, but I was wondering how long to they stay solid once you pull them out to eat them? I don’t want to end up pulling to many out and have a big mess on my hands 🙂 Thanks!
Jesseca says
Not long. On a hot day, you’ll be lucky if they last 15 minutes. I’d treat them like a popsicle. :0)
Meg says
Made these with strawberry yogurt! They were gone with five minutes of being out of the freezer! I made 3 batches in one day! The third bath I made them in simple shapes like stars and hearts those were fun to eat! Love them and very goooooooood!!
Karen says
Ive really enjoyed your recipes and camping tips. Although I have a pull behind camper on a permanent site with all the amenities, ( come on girls, I am getting too lazy for that sleeping on the ground stuff:)), I still enjoy watching the kids and their excitement when they arrive. They are allowed free range at the campground where I am located, and they are like birds out of their cages. All smiles and whistles, and games in the spirit of healthy outdoor play. Such a joy to think about. Brought a smile to me on a cold dreary day. Only 40 more days till campground opens for the season. Yippee!