These healthy frozen yogurt bars are the perfect treat for hot summer days! They are simple to make and are temptingly delicious with a bit of honey and granola. Serve them for dessert, snacks, or even as breakfast!
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Frozen treats are one of the highlights of summer. There is nothing like an ice cream bar or popsicle after a long day in the hot sun. I love ice cream treats, but hate the number of ingredients and artificial colors in many store-bought varieties.
Whipped Frozen Yogurt Bars with Honey and Granola
My all-time favorite frozen yogurt flavor (which was discontinued) featured creamy frozen yogurt with swirls of honey and granola. Delicious!
I developed this Whipped Frozen Yogurt Bars with Honey and Granola recipe as an easy (and healthy) replacement.
Introducing Whipped Yogurt
Have you ever tried whipped yogurt? It is creamy and decadent without being overpoweringly sweet or too rich. You can serve it as an easy dessert, use it to top Puffed Oven pancakes, or enjoy it with fruit and granola for breakfast.
Whipped yogurt is lighter and more airy than plain yogurt so it freezes with a creamy texture. Pure yogurt becomes hard and icy when frozen.
These frozen yogurt bars have no refined sugar and are healthy enough to enjoy any time of day. Heck, they are healthy enough to use as a substitute for breakfast.
Perfect for a hot summer day!
Ingredients
- 2 cups Greek Yogurt, plain (try my easy Greek yogurt recipe)
- 1 cup Heavy Whipping Cream
- 3- 4 tbsp Honey
- 1 cup Honey Oat Granola (or flavor of choice)
- Popscicle Mold (I use this kind)
- Wooden Popscicle Sticks (I use this kind)
Directions
1. Combine yogurt, whipping cream and honey in a large bowl. Whip with a stand mixer or with hand whisk until soft peaks begin to form in the mixture.
2. Place one tablespoon of whipped yogurt into each popsicle mold, sprinkle with approximately 1 teaspoon of granola and a bit of honey (optional). Continue layer yogurt mixture and granola until all the molds are filled. Ending with yogurt mixture.
3. Insert popsicle sticks, cover mold according to manufacturer directions, and freeze until yogurt is solid, about 3-5 hours minimum.
4. Run hot water over the outside of the molds for a few seconds to help release popsicles. Enjoy!
Whipped Frozen Yogurt Bars with Honey and Granola
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 180 minutes
- Total Time: 185 minutes
- Yield: 8 1x
- Category: Dessert
- Cuisine: American
Description
Whipped Frozen Yogurt Bars with Honey and Granola are an easy (and healthy) frozen treat with no refined sugar but plenty of delicious flavor.
Ingredients
- 2 cups plain Greek yogurt
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- 3– 4 tbsp honey
- 1 cup granola (honey & oat or flavor of choice)
Instructions
- Combine yogurt, whipping cream and honey in a large bowl. Whip with a stand mixer or with hand whisk until soft peaks begin to form in the mixture.
- Place one tablespoon of whipped yogurt into each popscicle mold, sprinkle with approximately 1 tsp of granola and a bit of honey (optional). Continue to layer yogurt mixture with granola and honey until all the molds are filled. Ending with yogurt mixture.
- Insert popsicle sticks, cover popsicle molds and freeze according to manufacturer directions until yogurt is solid, about 3-5 hours minimum.
- Run hot water over the outside of the molds for a few seconds to help release popsicles.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 bar
- Calories: 260
Keywords: Frozen Yogurt Bars, Whipped Frozen Yogurt, Frozen Yogurt with Honey and Granola
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Stephanie
I can’t wait to try these this summer! These look like the perfect, healthier treat for my family!
★★★★★
Bren
My kids love them for breakfast on hot days!
Iryna Wilson
Can’t wait to try these, but where do you get the terrific mold? I could only find kiddie size ones.
Bren
Iryna, I ordered my mold online. It’s called Prepworks from Progressive International PLP-1 Freezer Pop Maker, but any size mold would work… you’ll just get smaller pops.
Lorraine
They look delicious, will have to try making these!
Bren
Thanks Lorraine! They are so yummy! I hope you try them.
Crystal
These look SOO delicious. I love the addition of granola. I have been looking for some new popsicle recipes. Also, my son’s favorite treat is greek yogurt and honey. I’m pretty sure these will be a hit 🙂 What popsicle molds are you using? I need some new ones!
Bren
Thanks Crystal! This popsicle mold is from a kitchen supply store. It’s so old I don’t remember where, sorry. I did get a new Zoku one recently that I really like, check those out!
Cassie @ Almost Getting it Together
I’ve never thought of mixing whipping cream into a frozen dessert before but that sounds heavenly! I love whipped cream… one of my guilty pleasures!
Bren
I agree, Cassie… sinfully delicious! It makes the frozen dessert very light and creamy. Hope you try them!
Camesha | Mama Motivator
Yes, please! It’s my breakfast on a stick. I’d probably eat way too many of these! lol
Bren
Camesha, thanks for the lovely words! They are a bit dangerous… but hey, I’m living on the edge! 😉
Kelly | Typically Simple
I’m adding this to my must-make summer recipe list! These look delicious! And seem easy enough to make for the family. Thanks so much for sharing at the Creative Inspiration party!
Anne @Authentic Simplicity
These look fantastic! I love the idea of adding granola for extra texture, and I always love the combo of yogurt and whipping cream. Pinning!
Bren
Thanks Anne! They are delicious and the granola adds a subtle crunch. Hope you try the recipe.
Clare Speer
These look wonderful and pretty simple! Thanks – I’m going to try them!
Bren
Thanks Clare! I hope you like the recipe!