Yogurt Bark is the perfect healthy snack, specially for hot days. Loaded with protein, fruits and whatever your imagination may come up with, frozen yogurt bark is a fun nutritious treat for kids and adults.
1 ½cupGreek yogurt (vanilla flavored)(or add about 2 tablespoon honey if it's plain)
6teaspoonmixed berry jam(or other flavor of choice)
3-5Strawberries(cut in half if they're small or in thirds if they're big)
¼cupgranola
Instructions
Line a 8.5 x 8.5 baking pan with parchment paper.
Spread yogurt evenly inside the pan, in a way that is not too thick, so it won't be hard to bite through, but not too thin, that will melt too fast. I like it about ¼ inch thick.
Drop about 6 teaspoons of jam on yogurt and slide a skewer (spoon also works) through the jam, to create a design.
Add sliced strawberries and sprinkle granola around it. You can also add any other mix-ins that you'd like.
Place it in the freezer for approximately 4 hours, or until frozen.
Remove bark from baking pan and break it into smaller pieces. Use your hands for a more rustic effect, or cut it into squares with a knife, if you prefer.
Keep barks in a freezer-friendly container or bag.
Notes
You can use Greek or regular yogurt, but Greek is the best choice since it contains less water and it's creamier. Regular yogurt and specially 0% fat yogurt will be harder and icier…I like using plain Greek yogurt and sweetening it with about 2 tablespoon of honey.Fruits: For this recipe I used fresh strawberries, but you can also use frozen (it is not necessary to defrost it). You can also use other fruits like blueberries, peach, banana, avocado, pineapple … Cut into little pieces/thin slices to make it easy to bite into.Jam: I used mixed berry jam, but you can use any other flavor of your choice. Try to think of one that would go well with the fruit you chose. You can also omit the jam if you prefer.Extra toppings: I really like granola, and I think it made the bars even more tasty and charming (click here for my delicious granola recipe), but you can use other things, like nuts, almonds, raisins, cranberries, pistachios , chocolate chips, dried fruits …