This breakfast frozen yogurt bark is quick, effortless summer breakfast/brunch dish. If you want a quick snack that is healthy, indulgence and less fat than this yogurt bark which is studded with fresh fruits and healthy granola will easily fit that bill. Whip up a batch and keep it in your freezer and you are good to go for few days.
With mercury soaring high (yes, Summer is here already, and boy noon’s are sweaty and hot) you want to be thinking ahead for ideas that will keep kids and adults in the family cool and healthy. And with summer comes all crazy tummy problems. You better want to eat food that makes your tummy smile. Yogurt is the number 1 go-to summer food in almost all households.
In India you will see yogurt or curd as we call it been used the most during summer in all possible ways. Tempered yogurt mixed with rice or curd rice comes first to my mind. There is also mild spiced yogurt curry or kadhi, lassi (yogurt based drink) so many others ways to use this humble probiotic food. At home we usually go with homemade yogurt (curd). Setting curd at home is a very basic the day to day activity that has been carried on for generations by the ladies of the house. I won’t deny to say that in this fast paced world most of them depend on packaged yogurt which can be a life saver in many situations for many of us, but this packaged curd doesn’t beat the homemade yogurt any way possible.
The best part of this yogurt bark recipes is that it’s totally customizable. There is no difference between Greek yogurt bark recipe and this one.  Leave it plain with just honey and vanilla! Berry, granola, fruits or even chocolate chips can be sprinkled on top.  Though I have used fresh chopped fruits, frozen berries (when not in season) will work too.
Fresh berries like strawberry, blueberry, raspberry works best with frozen yogurt bark recipe. But don’t stop just there.
Get creative, add your own toppings. If you making yogurt bar for breakfast then pick up that bowl of granola and sprinkle on top. Thinking for kids? Why not use cereals? I’m thinking of those fruit flavoured colourful cheerio’s!
If you plan to serve this yogurt bark for dessert – the options are endless. You can add chocolate chips, stir in peanut butter.  Now we are talking!
What is yogurt bark?
Yogurt sweetened with honey or maple syrup, studded with fruits or any toppings and frozen in a rimmed baking sheet. It’s skinny dessert/breakfast.
How to make yogurt bark?
Easy. Whip yogurt, add toppings, spread a tray as thick as thin you prefer, freeze(ideally over night). Break/cut and serve!! I told you, it’s easy peasy!
How to store frozen yogurt bark?
The yogurt bark can be stored in the freezer safe Food Preservation Bag
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Breakfast Frozen Yogurt Bark
Ingredients
- 3 cups yogurt (plain or Greek, full fat is best)
- 3 tablespoons honey (or maple syrup)
- 2 cups chopped fruits
- 1 cup breakfast granola
Instructions
- In a medium bowl whisk yogurt and honey. Substitute honey with maple syrup if you prefer.
- Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper and pour yogurt into it. Spread it out evenly. Spread it as thick or thin as you prefer.
- Stud with fresh fruits or frozen berries. Sprinkle granola.
- Freeze for 6 to 8 hours or until frozen solid.
- Break into bark or slice them up with sharp knife. Enjoy.
Comments & Reviews
Mahy Elamin says
That’s the type of dessert I could eat all summer long! And oh the kids would help me make this too! LOVE it! thanks for sharing!
jyothirajesh says
Thank you
Anna says
I have made plenty of chocolate bark, but never yogurt bark! What a creative idea. I love healthy, fresh recipe like this that make eating well so easy.
Julie says
Frozen yogurt bark? What a clever idea – I’ve never seen this before.
Adriana says
What a great concept breakfast is always a difficult meal because takes time but this is just fantastic way to be able to get a bite before leaving home. Love the addition of the fruits and yoru pics are gorgeous!
Kiki Johnson says
I LOVE this recipe! It must be the most refreshing breakfast ever! I have all the ingredients in my fridge and am more than tempted to try it out! Cheers, Kiki
MakingHerstory says
LOVE THIS IDEA!! I will be trying this!
Fred Nonterah says
Wow, this is definitely a go to breakfast if you don’t have much time to sit for breakfast. And its so easy to make as well, I made some granola in the past but haven’t made any in a while. Thanks for this great looking, healthy breakfast idea.