3-Ingredient Frozen Yogurt Berry Bark Your Kids Will Devour

Question 1

Can I use regular yogurt instead of Greek?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Regular yogurt works in a pinch, but here's the deal - it'll be slightly icier since Greek yogurt has less moisture. If that's all you've got, no worries! Just spread it a little thinner so it freezes faster. My lazy weeknight trick? Strain regular yogurt through a cheesecloth for 15 minutes to mimic that thick Greek texture.

Question 2

How long does frozen yogurt bark last in the freezer?

Accepted Answer

This healthy frozen snack keeps beautifully for up to 2 weeks in an airtight container. I break mine into pieces first with parchment between layers - stops them from sticking together into one giant yogurt brick! Pro tip: Write the date on your container, because honestly? Between my kids and sneaky midnight snacks, ours never lasts beyond a week.

Question 3

Is this yogurt berry bark gluten-free?

Accepted Answer

It can be! The yogurt and berries are naturally gluten-free. Just swap out regular granola for your favorite gluten-free version (I love using toasted coconut flakes when baking for my niece with celiac). Double-check your yogurt too - some flavored kinds have sneaky additives.

Question 4

My bark sticks to the pan - help!

Accepted Answer

Been there! The parchment paper is your best friend here. If you're out, try lightly greasing the pan first or use a silicone baking mat. Sometimes I'll pop the pan in the freezer for 5 minutes before adding the yogurt - makes the parchment stay put. And if all else fails? Just scrape it off with a spatula and call it "yogurt bark crumble" - still tastes amazing!

Question 5

Can I make this dairy-free?

Accepted Answer

You bet! Coconut yogurt makes an incredible dairy-free version - it gets extra creamy when frozen. Almond milk yogurt works too, though it's a bit tangier. Just steer clear of watery non-dairy yogurts unless you strain them first. My vegan friend swears by sprinkling chia seeds on top for extra texture and protein.

Frozen Yogurt Berry Bark

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