Frozen Yogurt Bark

5 from 939 votes

Simple and quick to make, this frozen yogurt bark is the perfect summer treat. Topped with fresh berries and crunchy granola, it's a perfect hot weather snack.

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Cool down this summer with this healthy frozen yogurt bark. Topped with blueberries, strawberries and granola, it’s perfect for snacks, dessert or even breakfast. With its red, white and blue colors, it’s perfect to enjoy on the 4th of July too!

Plate of frozen yogurt bark

Ingredients & substitutions

  • Yogurt: Use a full fat yogurt for the best texture and flavor. Vanilla yogurt is a great base to use, but you can use any flavor you like.
  • Fruit: Fresh strawberries and blueberries add a great pop of color and it’s a tasty way to get some fruit into your family’s diet. You can make this bark with other fresh fruits like mango, raspberries or kiwi fruit.
  • Granola: Try this homemade granola recipe, make your own or use any store-bought ones you like. You can also skip the granola and add something else crunchy like nuts, seeds, or even chocolate chips!
Ingredients to make the recipe

How to make yogurt bark

  1. Spread the yogurt evenly over a lined baking sheet.
  2. Top with chopped strawberries.
  3. Top with blueberries or any other fruits.
  4. Finish with granola and freeze until firm.
4 image collage to show how to layer the yogurt, then the fruit, then the granola in a quarter baking sheet

Tips for making frozen bark

  1. Use full fat yogurt. Using yogurt with full fat means that the texture will less likely get icy when frozen. It will also have a better taste that’s more creamy.
  2. Chop everything small. Small fruits like blueberries work very well here and chopping larger fruits to be about the size of blueberries helps with cutting the bark. Make sure the fruits are not too bulky either so the bark looks flat.
  3. Line your baking sheet. This will help to remove the bark easily from the tray, if you don’t line it, the yogurt will freeze to it and it will be really tough to remove. Use parchment or wax paper to line the entire surface of your sheet pan.
  4. Allow time for the bark to set. It will take around 3 hours for the bark to fully set in the freezer. Make it the night before to enjoy the next day.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it keep?

Once you have cut your frozen yogurt bark, store it in a bag or airtight container with the pieces separated with parchment. It will keep well for up to 3 months. You can enjoy it right from the freezer for an easy summer snack.

Can you use frozen fruits?

You can use fresh or frozen fruits, but if using larger ones, like strawberries, it’s best to use fresh so that you can slice them into smaller pieces more easily.

What else can you add?

You can add so many different toppings to this berry and granola yogurt bark. Nuts, chocolate chips, dried fruits and seeds are all great additions. Even drizzle over some maple syrup, honey or chocolate sauce if you fancy!

Frozen yogurt bark with fruits and granola getting cut

This frozen yogurt bark, topped with berries and granola is a great healthy summer treat for the whole family. It takes minutes to make and will keep everyone happy during the hot months!

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Frozen Yogurt Bark

Simple and quick to make, this frozen yogurt bark is the perfect summer treat. Topped with fresh berries and crunchy granola, it's a perfect hot weather snack.
5 from 939 votes
Servings 12 pieces
Course Dessert, Snack
Calories 52
Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 3 hours 10 minutes

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Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups whole milk vanilla yogurt
  • ½ cup diced strawberries
  • ¼ cup blueberries
  • ¼ cup granola

Instructions

  • Line a rimmed baking quarter sheet with wax or parchment paper.
  • Pour the yogurt into the baking dish and spread evenly on the prepared baking sheet so that it fills the shape.
  • Top with the strawberries, blueberries and granola.
  • Place in the freezer until the yogurt is firm, about 3 hours.
  • Cut into 12-15 pieces, and enjoy cold.
  • Store leftovers in the freezer.

Notes

Storage: Store in the freezer for up to 3 months.

Nutrition

Calories: 52kcal, Carbohydrates: 6g, Protein: 2g, Fat: 2g, Saturated Fat: 1g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 1g, Cholesterol: 5mg, Sodium: 21mg, Potassium: 95mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 4g, Vitamin A: 43IU, Vitamin C: 4mg, Calcium: 55mg, Iron: 1mg

Nutrition information provided is an estimate. It will vary based on cooking method and specific ingredients used.

Cuisine American
Course: Dessert, Snack

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    1. I recommend whole milk, low fat has more water content and can turn icy. That being said you can try it!

  1. Hi, just made this but can I leave it to freeze overnight before cutting it into pieces for my child’s break at school? I’m trying to get her to eat healthier options at break time. Also does it need covered before putting into the freezer? X

    1. Hi Joyce, I don’t recommend sending this to school. It will most likely melt and turn back into yogurt before she gets to eat it. You don’t want to cover it with anything to avoid whatever you use, plastic wrap, etc. getting stuck/frozen in the bark.

  2. My recipe for this got very “icy.” I used Stonyfield Organic Vanilla Whole Milk yogurt. If this is the wrong thing to use, please give me an example of what I should be using.

    Thank you!

    1. Hmm, did it get icy after staying in the freezer for a day or so or right away? Sounds like it might have thawed and then refroze, is that a possibility?

      1. I checked it after 5 hours and it was icy. I never opened the freezer before that. Is there a different yogurt I should be using?

        1. Hmm, I use Stonyfield. I am not sure why it got icy. Greek yogurt does have less moisture than traditional so try that. You can also try a different brand and see if that does make a difference. Sorry, I am not much help!

  3. Thank You So Much For Your Awesome Recipes, This Recipe is Delicious and It Helps Me Alot ,Since Im Pre Diabetes ,Im Losing Weight The Good Way Eating Healthy With Your Recipes,Thank You Mrs. Yumna😊

  4. In need of a treat to satisfy that craving, this is a good one. I used plain greek yogurt as the base instead of the whole milk vanilla yogurt. Instead of granola, I added sunflower seeds and silvered almonds

  5. A nice treat on a hot summer day. I used plain greek yogurt as the base instead of the whole milk vanilla yogurt. Instead of granola, I added sunflower seeds and silvered almonds

  6. Made this recipe over the weekend using a honey vanilla greek yogurt and I also used some chocolate chips for added fun! Very refreshing recipe, which was eaten quickly!

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