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Raspberry frozen yogurt hearts

February 9, 2018 by Mandy Mazliah 3 Comments

These healthy raspberry frozen yogurt hearts make a perfect treat for Valentine’s Day, or any day that you want to show your kids a little bit of love. With just two ingredients they really couldn’t be easier to make.

healthy frozen yoghurt raspberry hearts

For some reason this year I have embraced the whole pinkness of Valentine’s Day in a way that I’ve never wanted to before. Maybe it’s age, maybe it’s having a daughter who, while not a particularly “pink” child, is obsessed with hearts, flowers, butterflies and the like. When she saw these healthy frozen yogurt hearts she literally squealed with excitement. 

On the other hand her older brother took one look at these, turned his nose up and walked off. And the toddler insisted on waiting until they’d melted before eating them with a spoon. Each to their own I suppose! I swear my kids have made a deal to never all like the same thing.

The best thing about these is just how easy they are to make. They literally take two minutes to mix everything together and then a couple of hours in the freezer. You could use a different kind of freeze dried fruit or I saw this recipe today by Searching for Spice which uses jam to make them different colours.

healthy frozen yoghurt raspberry hearts

How to make frozen yogurt shapes

A silicone mould is the best thing to use when making frozen yogurt shapes as it peels off really easily. I used this heart shaped one* to make these. I’ve also used the same mould recently to make vegan white chocolates over on my other blog, Cook Veggielicious and to make these two ingredient chocolate raspberry hearts.

Here’s how to make healthy raspberry frozen yogurt hearts:

These little hearts are really easy to make. There’s no cooking involved, just a little mixing before popping them in the freezer.

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Raspberry frozen yogurt hearts

These yogurt raspberry hearts make a perfect frozen snack for Valentine’s Day, or any day that you want to show your kids a little bit of love. With just two ingredients they really couldn’t be easier to make.

Course Snack
Cuisine International
Keyword raspberry frozen yoghurt
Prep Time 5 minutes
Freezing time 4 hours
Servings 14
Author Mandy Mazliah

Ingredients

  • 150 g natural plain yogurt
  • 1 6g tube of freeze dried raspberries

Instructions

  1. Place the yogurt into a small mixing bowl.

  2. Tip in the freeze dried raspberries and mix well with a spoon.
  3. Using a teaspoon transfer to a silicone heart shaped mould. Use the back of the spoon to gently push it down to try to avoid any air holes.
  4. Freeze for 3-4 hours or until frozen solid.
  5. Carefully remove from the mould and store in an airtight container in the freezer.

If you like this you might like these Valentine’s treats for kids or these two-ingredient chocolate raspberry hearts.

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healthy frozen yoghurt raspberry hearts

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Filed Under: Puddings, Snacks Tagged With: Valentine's Day

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  1. Kate - gluten free alchemist

    February 12, 2018 at 10:06 am

    Kids eh? They just don’t appreciate it!
    I have a love of frozen treats though….. they are so easy to grab and munch. Your hearts are beautiful and I am not sure they would last long in my freezer……. I suspect they are quite addictive?!

    Reply
    • Mandy Mazliah

      February 13, 2018 at 9:16 pm

      I know right! Thanks so much for commenting x

      Reply

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