Well, this was a hit with my kids! They gobbled them up for afternoon tea. It’s a slightly different take on Frozen Yoghurt Bites I’ve made before.
- Kebab Sticks
- Blueberries
- Thick yoghurt – any flavour (Greek Style consistency works best)
- Baking paper
- Large container
- Large plate
The good thing is you can make a batch of these delicious almost-icecreams and store them in the freezer for whenever.
1. Thread blueberries on to the kebab stick.
2. Place on a plate and lather with yoghurt. Rolling the blueberries into the yoghurt works well.
3. Line a freezer safe container (large encourage to fit the length of a kebab) with baking paper. Lay each kebab down, allowing enough space in-between so they don’t get stuck.
4. Freeze for at least a couple of hours.
5. Eat immediately when removed from freezer.
Tip: I eat any left over yoghurt myself! Or you can make them into frozen yoghurt bites (see variation below)
Variations
- I’ve made frozen yoghurt bites in mini silicone muffin trays before (see here)
- Another delicious idea is to coat blueberries in yoghurt, plop in a baking paper lined (freezer-safe) plastic container and freeze. They are yummy to snack on right from the freezer, or add to fruit salad.
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Cristen Casados
July 25, 2016 at 10:45 pmHi Kelly,
I’m putting together a little round-up of after-school snack ideas and I would love to include these kabobs! Would it be okay if I share your images on thenaptimereviewer.com, giving full credit to your site, of course?
Kelly - Be A Fun Mum
July 26, 2016 at 4:11 pmSure. Thanks for asking.
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Becky
April 27, 2017 at 12:37 pmDo you use sweetened Greek yogurt, or just plain?
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April 28, 2017 at 11:22 amYou can use whatever you like. I used vanilla.