Cool down with these Healthy Frozen Fruit Snacks. Delicious bark-like, low-fat, frozen fruit and yogurt instead of a rich ice-cream – dog friendly snack too !
I always have a container of these healthy frozen fruit snacks in the freezer, especially during Summer.
Seeing as it is only myself who likes this, I never make popsicle versions, but that is definitely an alternative you might want to try.
Saying it is only myself snacking away on these, means not the other humans in the house.
My dogs (all but Chichi) like to snack with me and that is the main reason I make them more in a broken-bark-kinda snack.
It is so convenient for me to grab one ! Seeing as there is no added sugar, it is not sticky, and I can hold it in my hand.
Of course breaking off little pieces for the dogs – we normally have 3 or 4 of these at a time !
Fat-free yogurt is good for dogs, and so are the Pineapple and the Blueberries. Kiwi fruit should be given to dogs in moderation though.
Therefore, whether you are looking for a healthy, low-fat frozen treat, this is it and if you have dogs who would like a bite or three, it’s a bonus.
More Sweet Treat recipes you might like:
- Pina Colada Ice Lollies
- Peppermint Chocolate Ice-Cream Cups
- Mini Cassata Pies
- Maple Banana Pockets
- Banana Soft Serve
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Healthy Frozen Fruit Snacks
Healthy Frozen Fruit Snacks
Ingredients
- 3 cups Plain Fat-Free Yogurt
- 1 Kiwi Fruits chopped
- 1 Pineapple Ring chopped
- ⅓ cup Blueberries
- 5 Maraschino Cherries chopped (fresh Cherries preferable if available)
- 2 TB Honey to drizzle
- Artificial Sweetener optional
Instructions
- Use a container, appropriate for use in the freezer, of approximately 20 x 30 cm ( 8 x 9 inch ) – line with aluminum foil and let the ends hang over the edges of the container
- Pour the Yogurt into the container – top with the Kiwi, Pineapple, Blueberries and Cherries – press fruit slightly into the Yogurt
- Drizzle with Honey (use more or less to your preference) – place in the freezer compartment and freeze until solid
- Remove the frozen Yogurt by lifting the aluminum foil – remove the foil and break into pieces
Serve as is, or sprinkle with Sweetener to give it an extra icy look !
Keep any leftovers in a sealed container in the freezer.
Melissa French - The More With Less Mom
Friday 27th of June 2014
I love this. I think we would call them fruit hockey pucks. Thanks for sharing! Hello from Freedom Fridays!
Mel@Mellywood's Mansion
Thursday 26th of June 2014
That's a great summer snack better than ice creams and my lot love their yoghurt.