Homemade Frozen Yogurt Popsicles
This frozen yogurt popsicle recipe is simple and will be a huge hit in your household. Give them a try today!
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Not only are these frozen yogurt popsicles super simple to make, but you’ll crave more after just one bite.
Easier enough for your kiddos to help, this will soon be a family favorite for sure!
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FROZEN YOGURT POPSICLES
At my house, breakfast time always seems to set the tone for our entire day. On the days where my children are fed a wholesome and delicious breakfast, I notice that everyone is happier.
However, trying to get everyone out the door on time, I need to make sure that my breakfast options are quick and simple. That’s why I’ve come up with these easy frozen yogurt popsicles! They’re super easy, delicious, nutritious, and fun.
But let’s be honest, these Frozen Yogurt-Covered Breakfast Kabobs are so tasty, you’ll want to eat them all throughout your day.
HOW TO FROZEN YOGURT POPSICLE:
Ingredients:
- 1 Cup strawberries
- 1 Banana
- 1 Cup blueberries
- 3 Cranberry Almond Snack Bars
- 1 Large container vanilla Greek yogurt
- 4 Skewers
- Wax Paper
Instructions to make frozen yogurt popsicles:
1. Before starting, soak skewers in water. This will make it so the fruit slides smoothly onto the skewers.
2. Cut up all of your fruit horizontally into bite-sized pieces.
3. Slice your Cranberry Almond Snack Bars into small squares.
4. String your fruit and Snack Bar squares onto your skewers in alternating patterns. Be sure to save 1 snack bar to crumble on top.
5. Place skewers on a baking sheet covered with wax paper.
6. After all of your skewers are in place, cover your kabobs with Greek yogurt. I just use a spoon and drizzled the yogurt on top.
7. Use your leftover Cranberry Almond Snack Bar and crumble it into pieces. Sprinkle on top of the breakfast kabobs.
8. Place in the freezer until frozen. I like to make these at night, put them in the freezer, and they are ready to go by morning.
9. Peel off wax paper, and enjoy your delicious on-the-go breakfast!
Although my kids seem to hoard their yogurt breakfast kabob, they are perfect for adults and kids alike. Not to mention, they are super easy for my husband to grab and eat on his way to work. Talk about the perfect on-the-go breakfast option.
FAQS ABOUT FROZEN YOGURT POPSICLES:
Q: Can you use flavored yogurt for these frozen yogurt popsicles?
A: Absolutely. While I tend to use vanilla, this recipe would be great with any flavor.
Q: Do you have to use a skewer to freeze?
A: While a skewer tends to be easy, you can freeze any way that you would like.
Q: Will this frozen yogurt recipe work with nuts mixed in as well?
A: It will, but be aware that the frozen nuts may be extremely hard to bite or chew!
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- 1 Cup strawberries
- 1 Banana
- 1 Cup blueberries
- 3 Cranberry Almond Snack Bars
- 1 Large container vanilla Greek yogurt
- 4 Skewers
- Wax Paper
- Before starting, soak skewers in water. This will make it so the fruit slides smoothly onto the skewers.
- Cut up all of your fruit horizontally into bite-sized pieces.
- Slice your Cranberry Almond Snack Bars into small squares.
- String your fruit and Snack Bar squares onto your skewers in alternating patterns. Be sure to save 1 snack bar to crumble on top.
- Place skewers on a baking sheet covered with wax paper.
- After all of your skewers are in place, cover your kabobs with Greek yogurt. I just use a spoon and drizzled the yogurt on top.
- Use your leftover Cranberry Almond Snack Bar and crumble it into pieces. Sprinkle on top of the breakfast kabobs.
- Place in the freezer until frozen. I like to make these at night, put them in the freezer, and they are ready to go by morning.
- Peel off wax paper, and enjoy your delicious on-the-go breakfast!
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Great on the go breakfast idea! Thank you for sharing at Merry Monday!
Sounds delicious and having breakfast on a stick would make kids love it even more.
Thank you so much for sharing at Thoughts of Home on Thursday. We are glad to have your talent here. 🙂
What a great idea. I can see using it throughout the day especially to have something refreshing on a hot summer afternoon.
I love the kabob idea. It would be such a perfect and refreshing breakfast, especially in the summer.
I love the fruit kabobs idea!
Vans has some really tasty snacks.
This is such a fun idea- my daughter will love it!
Thank you for sharing, i can not wait to try this
This looks absolutely amazing. i sure can eat some of that right about now
Oh yum! I want to make these; they look so good! Thank you for the recipe.
What a creative idea. I would love to do a breakfast kabob recipe.
I think these breakfast skewers are such a great idea for a quick before school breakfast for my kids. I am definitely going to try them.
These look delicious and great for the Summer. I’d like to try the French Toast Sticks
I can wait to try them, definitely will be making these soon
Fun recipe!
These look good and easy to make! I like the idea of making them the night before for breakfast on the run the next day!
This is such a creative idea!
I love this breakfast idea.. going to steal it and use it for my nieces and nephews.
This looks delicious and I know it would be a hit here during our hot NC summers!
These look amazing ! What a great idea !
The kabobs are an interesting idea. In our house we have been making berry smoothies for a fun summer breakfast. We use frozen mixed berries, a banana, orange juice, and Greek yogurt. My kids love it!
I love Vans Foods!! So many healthy and delicious meals and snacks!
What a fun breakfast idea. These would be great for the kids! The snack bars sound nice too!
These look great, my kids would devour these as an afternoon snack. They’re convenient too since we normally have all the ingredients on hand.
This is a genius idea! We love kabobs on the grill and simple fruit kabobs but I’d never thought of making something like these and covering them with yogurt. They look delicious and looks like your little one is enjoying it 🙂
I am always looking for new breakfast ideas to try. I will have to make some of these for the weekend.
This looks like a delicious recipe. I am excited to give it a try.
My kids are going to love this for breakfast. I will have to surprise them with some this week.
This is a clever idea! I’m going to keep this on my list for back to school breakfast!
Such a fantastic idea! And look at that super adorable baby just enjoying these right up, so precious!
This looks like a very tasty snack. I’d love to make it for my three kids.
Those look really good. This is something that my girls would enjoy. I love making all kinds of kabobs as well.
What a wonderful and fun idea for breakfast! These look good enough to serve even as a dessert! (And healthier as well)
I am loving these breakfast kabobs. What a terrific and fun idea. I am going to have to try these!
These looks delicious! I bet even my over the top picky eating grandkids would love them!!
I never thought of this! What a great idea and really creative! I think I will do this for my son tomorrow!
What a fun way to cool off with some fruit!
I love creative breakfast recipes like this. Meals can get so boring. It’s nice to be able to spice them up.
Oh yummers! What an awesome snack idea these are. My kids will love these.
I like this – a have to make soon!
Thanks for the recipe.