Have you ever wondered how to make frozen yogurt? It’s easier than you think! With just 3 ingredients you’ll be swapping out those froyo shops for homemade frozen yogurt everyday!
In case you missed it, I recently announced on Instagram that I’ve teamed up with my of my favorite companies, Stonyfield Organic for a year-long ambassadorship with them. This certainly isn’t the first you’ve heard me speak of Stonyfield. You may remember back in February when I travelled around Northern California with their team to learn about organic farming practices and the importance of growing and purchasing organic products. It was easily one of the best and most transformative brand trips I’ve ever attended. Since that trip I’ve committed to eating *mostly* organic (when I can!) and now feel informed and empowered in this decision. That’s why when they asked me to team up with them it was an absolute no brainer. I not only love their yogurts, but I also love what their brand stands for, and as you guys know that’s super important to me.
So for the next year you’ll be getting delicious recipes, informative tips and education around organics and lots of exciting new stuff coming your way. DIY Yogurt Face Mask anyone?!
I thought we would kick things off with a delicious (and healthy) dessert that is perfect for summer: frozen yogurt! Are you a fro-yo fan? It was totally “the thing to do” when I was in high school and college… head to the local frozen yogurt shop – you know, the one with 28 flavors of frozen yogurt and 134 toppings to choose from. I loved that you could build your own dessert but admittedly often went overboard on the toppings. Less is more in my opinion!
Creamy Frozen Yogurt Base
If you are a toppings fan, I kept the base of this recipe simple…lucky you. It’s a creamy, perfectly sweet, vanilla frozen yogurt that allows you to be as creative as you want with it!
Mix in different fruits or add-ins for a new base flavor or go wild with toppings of your choice. I’m already daydreaming about a mint chocolate chip version or a peanut butter banana. YUM.
All you need are three healthy ingredients for your frozen yogurt: Yogurt (I prefer full fat greek), vanilla extract + Honey!
I’m so excited for this partnership! I get to share delicious recipes like this tutorial on how to make Frozen Yogurt (make it- for real!) but also will be educating around ways we can support our bodies and support the health of the planet.
It’s gonna be an exciting year and I cannot wait to share more!
How To Make Frozen Yogurt
Ingredients you need: Greek Yogurt, Raw Honey, Vanilla Extract
Tools you need: An ice cream maker (we love our Kitchen-Aid Stand Mixer Attachment)
Patience! Between getting the ice cream maker to the correct temperature and letting the frozen yogurt set, it takes some time but it is so worth it for your own delicious, homemade frozen yogurt.
PrintHomemade Frozen Yogurt
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 40 minutes
- Total Time: 45 minutes
- Yield: 4-6 servings 1x
Ingredients
- 1 32 oz container of greek yogurt (full fat or low fat are fine)1
- 1/3 cup raw honey
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- optional: 1/2 cup of fresh or frozen berries, 1 1/2 tbsp cocoa powder (for chocolate-flavored), or add-ins of choice
Instructions
- In a large bowl combine all ingredients.
- Place mixed ingredients into your ice cream maker (I use the KitchenAid ice cream attachment)
- Mix for 35-40 minutes or until consistency is reached with your ice cream maker.
- Freeze for 2 hours.
- Remove for 1-2 minutes before serving
* I prefer to use greek as it makes for a creamier frozen yogurt
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Stonyfield. I was compensated for my time, however all opinions expressed are 100% my own. I’m so excited for our partnership and appreciate all your support for THM.
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41 Comments
Annette
July 8, 2020 at 10:39 pm20 minutes into the conversion, and I can’t wait! Kitchen aid recommends have the machine stirring first, then add the batter, I guess so it doesn’t just freeze in a clump. I added the cocoa, and I’m using Olympic Greek 2% plain. Thanks for the recipe!
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Mann
June 19, 2020 at 2:46 amCould be due to the water content in the frozen fruits as well.