The problem with me buying a tons of fruit at one time is that I’ll be on a fruit kick for about 3 days, and then I’m not interested in it anymore, and I’m stuck with a ton of fruit that needs to be eaten. Big Bear will eat the cantaloupe if I bring that home and sometimes he’ll munch on pineapple, but the strawberries, mango, bananas and apples….he doesn’t touch them.
When we went to Sam’s Club the other day, I stocked up mango, whole pineapples, sugar melons, and strawberries. After eating a lot of the strawberries, I still had a lot left overs and I was looking for ways to use them up. Hubby wanted smoothies which gave me the idea to make “smoothie freezer bags. ( chop up bananas, strawberries and add them to a bag with frozen yogurt, next time you want a smoothie, just pour the bag of frozen fruit into a blender, add a little milk or OJ and blend)
While I was thinking about that, a picture popped into my head that I’d seen a while ago, that involved freezing strawberries in yogurt. I don’t know how they did theirs as I only saw the picture but this is how I did mine.
For smaller bites, dice strawberries and add them to an ice cube tray with vanilla yogurt. Freeze for 2-3 hours. Pop out and enjoy. For the whole strawberries, spoon a little vanilla yogurt into a silicon cake pop or brownie pop mold. push strawberry into mold. Freeze for 1-2 hours, pop out and enjoy.
Frozen Strawberry Vanilla Yogurt Bites
- Strawberries, whole or chopped
- Vanilla yogurt
Directions
For the whole strawberries, spoon a little vanilla yogurt into a silicon cake pop or brownie pop mold. push strawberry into mold.
Freeze for 1-2 hours, pop out and enjoy.
**add pineapples and bananas for a great treat**
Your photos of the strawberries are drool worthy. Yum!
hoho.. i love it.. my daughter love so much
Love it