WebGreek Yogurt Popsicles Recipe This Mama Cooks! On a Diet hot www.thismamacooks.com. 1 24-ounce carton plain, nonfat Greek yogurt 1 1/2 cups …
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WebSoft, rich, creamy extremely tasty and a big part of our Low Carb living, this gluten-free, diabetic-friendly and healthy Greek yogurt could be used for cooking, …
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Here’s all you need to do: In a high-powered blender, add Greek yogurt, honey and berries until combined. Blend until the berries are totally pureed or keep them a bit chunky if you want texture in the popsicles. Pour yogurt mixture evenly into 8 ice pop molds, add your popsicle sticks and freeze until solid (about 5-6 hours).
The Greek yogurt gives you a little bit of protein, which makes this a healthy and nutritious snack that you can “treat” your kids (and yourself!) with. These Healthy Strawberry Greek Yogurt Popsicles made with fresh strawberries and honey make for a fun and refreshing healthy summer snack or dessert.
By adding sugar, fat from coconut milk, fat from greek yogurt, or fiber from the fruit it will help the molecules from freezing as much and will give you a creamier, and a less icy popsicle. These strawberry lemon keto popsicles are a perfect frozen treat for so many different diets and ways of eating.
Obviously, water freezes into ice which doesn’t make for a great popsicle. By adding sugar, fat from coconut milk, fat from greek yogurt, or fiber from the fruit it will help the molecules from freezing as much and will give you a creamier, and a less icy popsicle.