These frozen yogurt berry bites are a delicious protein-packed snack idea! They also make a great healthy dessert treat for both kids and adults!
All you need to make this healthy and delicious treat is Clover Greek Yogurt, your favorite berries, and a silicone ice cube mold. My three boys love the flavors of Vanilla Clover Greek Yogurt paired with strawberries and blueberries, so that’s what we used to create this batch of frozen yogurt berry bites.
Simply add the fruit to the ice tray, top with yogurt, and freeze for 3-4 hours. Easy peasy!
Frozen Yogurt Berry Bites Recipe
These creamy frozen yogurt bites are super easy to make, and with so many different flavors of Clover Greek Yogurt available, you can easily customize the recipe to include your favorites!
They’re a great way to cool down on a warm afternoon, and the red, white and blue coloring make these berry bites a perfect dessert treat for Memorial Day and 4th of July, too!
Olivar says
Does it have to be greek yogurt?
Heidi says
Nope! You can use any yogurt that you prefer! 🙂
Jade says
these were soooooo good I cannot thank enough for bringing this easy healthy snack into my life!!!
oscar says
this looks great
can you use mango and blood orange yogurt to do it?
Heidi says
Absolutely! Feel free to play around with the different fruits and yogurt flavors!
J Gasior says
I mashed up the fruit beforehand and they come out great.
Isabel says
Does it have to be that certain brand of Greek yogurt?
Heidi says
Not at all! Feel free to use your own personal favorites!
Claire says
I’m guessing its okay to use already frozen berries and then just add the yogurt? I have a huge bag of frozen mixed berries that I’d like to use up.
Heidi says
Absolutely! 🙂
Holly says
Can you use a plastic ice cube tray and somehow grease it?
Emma says
How long could you freeze these for? I don’t make it to the grocery store very often so if I buy perishables like Greek yogurt I like to use them in ways that will stay for a long while.
Heidi says
Hi Emma,
We have kept ours in the freezer for up to two months, but I’m sure they’d be good for even longer than that. My boys just eat them up too quickly! http://www.CanYouFreeze.com says that Greek Yogurt can safely be frozen for up to 6-8 months. Hope that helps!
Tabaitha Dishmon says
Does it have to be this brand of yogurt?
Heidi says
No, it doesn’t! Greek yogurt will yield the highest amount of protein, however.
Gracie says
Could you use Coconut milk as a substitute for the yogurt? I’m lactose intolerant but I would love to make these!
Shaylee says
I would imagine you can because it’s a frozen cube recipe. It’ll freeze all of it.
Kylie says
Try coconut yogurt
Martha says
Try coconut milk yogurt