Frozen yogurt is one of my favorites. I love frozen treats and feel better when I make my own using yogurt and fruit. I participated in an Influencer Activation on behalf of Mom Central Consulting for Monk Fruit In The Raw. I received product samples to facilitate my post as well as a promotional item to thank me for my participation.
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Monk Fruit In The Raw is something I have used for a while now. Up until now I had only used the packets to sweeten my coffee. This was my first time trying the bag where you can measure by the cup for recipes. They have some great recipe suggestions, so I decided to make the frozen strawberry yogurt pops. This is not something I would normally sweeten, but when using plain Greek yogurt, a little sweetness definitely helps.
Frozen Strawberry Yogurt Pops Recipe
Makes 4-6 pops
- 1 (6- or 7-ounce) plain low fat (2%) Greek yogurt
- 2 cups strawberries, hulled and halved
- 1 ripe banana
- 1/3-1/2 cup Monk Fruit In The Raw Bakers Bag®
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups granola, regular or gluten-free, optional
- 4-6 wooden sticks – or frozen pop molds
Blend yogurt, strawberries, banana, Monk Fruit In The Raw®, and vanilla in a blender on medium speed until smooth.
Pour mixture into pop molds. Paper cups with wooden sticks would work, too. If you are using the wooden sticks, freeze for an hour before inserting.
Cover and freeze for at least 3-4 hours before eating.
If you choose to coat with granola, spread the granola in a wide, shallow dish. Plunge a pop into a bowl of hot water for 2-3 seconds to soften the surface slightly. Use your hands to press the granola onto the sides of the pop.
Serve immediately.
I used popsicle molds and push-up pops. I decided to keep the granola on the plate and just enjoy the pops separately. September is Childhood Obesity month, so it’s a great time to start lowering the added sugar in the recipes that you make. Using Monk Fruit In The Raw® is an easy way to keep the flavor without the calories.
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Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I am quite sure that my kids would love those. I definitley need to try those.
Tosh says
What a great recipe for the kids (and me!)!
Francine @ Teresa's Family Cleaning says
This would be a great way to get my son to eat yogurt!
Emily says
These sound great! I agree that a little sweetness is good when using greek yogurt.
Tammi @ My Organized Chaos says
I love making these, and I’ll try your recipe next. Not feeling so well these last few days, I think I need some today!
Pam says
Those strawberry pops are perfect for the end of summer! They look tasty!
Kayla @ TheEclecticElement says
I’ve always wanted to make my own frozen yogurt bars and this looks pretty darn delicious! Gotta love being healthy!
Mama to 5 BLessings says
I have Monk Fruit In The Raw and it amazes me how good it is with no after taste! Great recipe!
Amy Desrosiers says
I love crunch so much!! I think these look great!
Meagan says
Yum! I’m always looking for new breakfast ideas for my family – this looks divine! In fact, these would be the perfect after school snack as well!
Amber Edwards says
I absolutely love MONK fruit and natural sweeteners in treats. And these yogurt pops look amazing. I want to try this!
Shauna says
Oh my goodness, when can I come over? These look and sound perfect. I never think of making things like this, but I need to.
Nolie says
Looks easy enough. I am totally going to have to try it out.
Sandra says
These sound delicious! I love anything with Monk Fruit in it–I got a sample of it a while back, and I’ve been enjoying it ever since!
Kristin says
These look like a great and easy treat for all of us. Thank you for sharing.
Sarah L says
Yum! I know I’d like these. Haven’t tried the monk fruit sweetener yet.
Ann BAcciaglia says
Yum. I love frozen yogurt and definitely need to try this recipe. It looks easy and delicious.
Dawn says
Those look super good! I love yogurt, and I’ve been hearing really good things about monk fruit as a sweetener.
Courtney says
I love this! This is such a great, healthy treat for my daughter. I love that it’s sweetened with something all natural.
Marina says
I love the idea of using monk fruit as a sweetener. I always shy away from giving my kids sweet treats because sugar is terrible for the body. Now I can give them something yummy without worrying about it.
Christine says
I’m really interested in monk fruit as a sweetener! I’m always looking for a better option!
carol s says
I haven’t seen this before. I am definitely going to look for it next time i am shopping. I think it would be a great addition to the morning smoothies 🙂
Lori Pace says
I didn’t realize it was so easy to make them. I will have to make these with my daughters.
Joni Mason says
My grandson loves yogurt and push up pops, I need to find out where to get the ones you show here! This recipe is a fun and easy project we can do together! Thanks for sharing!
M.Clark says
Yum, this is a great treat for this hot weather. I’d love to make chocolate flavored yogurt pops. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
Liz Mays says
I sure wouldn’t mind trying these. They look scrumptious, girlie! Can I come over and snack with you?
Rosie says
I have been regretting giving away my frozen pops maker, and need to get another. I love smoothies but don’t have the time to be cleaning up with the pops they keep in the freezer – this looks sooo good!!
Linda Bradshaw says
I would love to try this. It sounds so good. I am new with the whole yogurt thing. Linda Bradshaw , teachinmomma123abc at yahoo dot com
Nicole Dz says
A much better option for the kids too! Love these! Frozen Yogurt is quite a tasty treat!