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This blueberry frozen yogurt requires only three ingredients! It’s such an easy treat to make and it’s super healthy so you can have it for breakfast or dessert!
Who knew frozen yogurt could be so easy to make at home, without an ice cream maker? This healthy treat has been my go-to this summer. I love how refreshing it is and seriously… way too simple.
I can already see myself making a bunch more variations of this recipe, but let’s start with this one!
When I buy yogurt, it’s typically Greek! I had to do a little research on the difference between regular and Greek yogurt. According to Healthline, “Greek yogurt makers add an extra step to their process so that excess water, lactose, and minerals drain out. What’s left is a creamy, rich yogurt with less sugar and a tart taste. The acidity also makes it easier for your body to absorb other nutrients.” Sold!
I love the thick, creamy texture which is especially great for this recipe! I have been buying Stonyfield Organic and FAGE yogurt lately but I think this recipe would work well with the thick-style coconut milk yogurt as well. I need to buy some and test it out.
The yogurt and frozen blueberries make a delicious combo, but I like to add a little almond butter in the mix because nut butters are life. You could easily swap in a different nut or seed butter in it’s place if you’re not an almond butter fan!
Frozen blueberries steal the show in this treat. You could swap them out for any frozen berry of your choice, but I highly recommend starting with blueberries. Sometimes the seeds in other berries get to me and you can’t go wrong with blueberries.
If you’re feeling fancy or you have cacao nibs on hand, add them in! They give a nice crunch and a chocolatey flavor without all the sugar. You used to only be able to find these at health food stores but they’re in pretty much any grocery store now which is awesome!
If you try this blueberry frozen yogurt recipe please leave a comment and star rating letting me know how it turned out. Your comments make my day and they’re super helpful for other EBF readers as well!
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Hi Brittany! Do you think this works with greek style dairy-free yogurt? I’m so curious to try it out!
Thanks:)
I haven’t tried it, but I bet it would work. 🙂 Let me know if you decide to try it!!
I know someone else said they used peanut butter and it was good, but we did nottttt like it with peanut butter. It took over the flavor, and I had to add honey to balance it out. : / I won’t lower the recipe rating, though, as peanut butter wasn’t suggested. Just a note for future testers! 🙂
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Made this today as I had a large tub of plain Greek yogurt that I needed to use up and I happened to have frozen blueberries! The recipe is great! I used peanut butter instead and it was the perfect hint that it needed. My 20 month old daughter loved it as well! Will definitely make again!
Can I use almond milk instead of almond butter?
Hi Ella. I think using almond milk instead of almond butter will definitely work but the fro yo won’t be as rich. I personally love having it with the almond butter. Let me know if you try the recipe either way. 🙂