Frozen Yoghurt Bark

A healthy alternative to ice cream or sugary ice lollies on a hot summer’s day.

Is it just my child or do all kids start shouting for ice cream once the temperature gets over 10 degrees? The weather is a bit unpredictable here lately and last week I got caught out on a sunny day with no ice lollies in the freezer (bad bad mum!). I did have a large tub of yoghurt in the fridge so I decided to make some frozen yoghurt bark.

Now usually if I tried to offer the fussy eater a yoghurt instead of an ice lolly I would get the mother of all tantrums in response, but the novelty factor of this yoghurt bark went down well and she even ate the nuts and dried fruit. Incredible!

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I used a low fat strawberry yoghurt for this but it would work just as well with full fat or fat free varieties of any flavour. I will definitely be making this again and will probably experiment with the toppings. Freeze dried strawberries and raspberries would be lovely and maybe some chocolate chips too.

Frozen Yoghurt Bark

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• Prep Time: 5 mins
• Cook Time: 3 mins
• Total Time: 8 minutes
• Yield: 8
• Category: Snacks
• Cuisine: European

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Description

A healthy alternative to ice cream or sugary ice lollies on a hot summer’s day

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Ingredients

• 450g yoghurt
• 25g flaked almonds
• 25g dried cranberries

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Instructions

1. Mix the yoghurt and half the almonds and cranberries in a freeer-proof dish. I used an 8in square dish but you could use a bigger one if you want thinner pieces of bark.
2. Sprinkle the remainder of the almonds and cranberries on top.
3. Freeze for 2-3 hours until the bark is solid. Remove from the freezer and break into pieces. I let the yoghurt thaw for around the edges to make it easier to remove from the dish.
4. Eat immediately or store in freezer bags for up to one month.

1 Serving824.7 g19.9 mg4.4 g1.5 g5.5 g0.6 g5.7 g