I cannot believe I did not think of this sooner! I am so excited to share this Fruit Filled Greek Frozen Yogurt Bark with you. Move over ice cream. Say hello to your new easy, healthy summer treat. This post contains affiliate links.
Fruit Filled Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark
Not only is this dessert super healthy, so healthy that we don’t even need to call it dessert. It’s also ridiculously easy to make.
What are the ingredients?
Very simple! Your favorite Greek Yogurt, bananas, strawberries, and blueberries. That’s it!
Can I vary the ingredients?
Absolutely! Frozen bananas are always a treat but feel free to substitute your favorite fruits. Peaches, cherries, pineapple, watermelon, and grapes would all be fabulous choices.
What other mixins can I add?
All about the toppings? Feel free to mix in your favorite granola, mini chocolate chips, or even a swish of peanut butter. Even some sprinkles would be fun. Anything you would add to your yogurt will work for this Fruity Frozen Yogurt Bark. So go for it.
How do I make it?
There are just 4 simple steps to the perfect Fruity Frozen Yogurt Bark.
- Spread your favorite Greek Yogurt onto a sheet pan. 1/4 sized sheet pan works best.
- Add in your sliced fruit of choice. (And any other mix-ins you might want).
- Freeze for at least 4 hours.
- Break into pieces and enjoy.
A Greek Yogurt dessert is one that I can definitely get behind. I know this recipe will be on repeat all summer long. Hope I gave you some inspiration for your summer treats. I’d love to hear what you mix into your Fruity Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark.
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Fruit Filled Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark -Your New Healthy Summer Treat
Your new summer treat! This healthy & easy Fruit Filled Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark will become your new favorite summer dessert.
Ingredients
- 24 ounces Greek Yogurt
- 1 banana sliced
- 1/4 cup blueberries
- 1/2 C strawberries sliced
Instructions
- Line a sheet pan with parchment paper
- spread Greek Yogurt to cover pan
- add bananas, strawberries and blueberries
- freeze for at least 4 hours
- break into bark and enjoy imediately
- freeze leftovers
Notes
You can use any flavor of Greek Yogurt you like. Also can swap out the fruit to any other such as peaches, grapes or pineapple
Oh, wow! That sounds really yummy and so easy to make!
Frozen fruit is so good as a summer dessert, and it sounds even better with the addition of the Greek yogurt!
Yes it’s super easy too
Frozen yogurt is the best healthy summer treat! It tastes like icecream but it’s healthy. I love this
exactly! Hope you enjoy it
Oh. My. This looks incredibly perfect (and oh so easy)! I’d have to pass on the bananas LOL, but there’s no limit to all the other options (and the mix-ins!). Thanks, Deborah! You need your own Food Network TV show 😉
ha that would be fun! Yes any fruit would be great in these
Wow! This looks delicious and so easy to make! Adding ingredients to my shopping list now!
thanks hope you enjoy it
I’ve never seen anything like this but it looks so fun!! Definitely going to give it a try with the kids – yum!!
Great hope you enjoy
Oh my goodness. So simple and delightful. I love all the fruits on it plus Greek yogurt too. Definitively making this after I pick up some fresh fruits. Love it!!
Fantastic thanks hope you enjoy
It’s been too long since we’ve made this. Heading to the kitchen to make with G right now!
Oh great hope he loves itn too
These are so refreshing! I first found out about them last year and they were perfect for when I wanted something sweet but healthy.
yes exactly they are perfect for this time of the year
Oooh this sounds so interesting… and definitely like something my toddler would like! I’m adding Greek yogurt to my grocery list now so that I can try this ASAP 🙂
great I hope you both enjoy them
This is so cool! It’s like yogurt brittle! Genius!
yes exactly!
It looks fantastic! I’ll definitely try it.
This hot weather requires such a treat.
Let me know what you think!
Oh that sounds so refreshing and delicious. Thanks for sharing. I just froze some leftover Buttermilk (makes nice summer treats, too!).
Hope you give it a try!