My new favorite healthy treat is fruit and yogurt parfait. It has layers of fresh fruit, creamy vanilla Greek yogurt, and crunchy almond granola. Is your mouth watering yet? This makes a great breakfast and or snack and it is only four ingredients.
Fresh Fruit
Layer your glass with fresh fruit like strawberries and blueberries. Or use any fresh fruit you like. I like to slice the strawberries into thin pieces. This way each bite you can capture the full taste of the fresh fruit, yogurt, and granola.
Yogurt
There are so many different yogurts you can choose from. Flavored, low fat, sugar-free, and so on. I like to use Vanilla Greek Yogurt for my Yogurt Parfait. Greek Yogurt. Greek Yogurt has less sugar and is high in protein. Whichever yogurt you decide to use, make sure you pay attention to the ingredients and nutritional information.
Granola
By adding granola to your parfait it adds a delicious crunch that completes this recipe. You want to make sure you read the nutritional information of the granola you choose. Again, some granola isn’t the best for you. So pay attention to that.
Fruit and Yogurt Parfait Ingredients
You only need four ingrentients to make this delicious recipe.
- Yogurt – I like Vanilla Greek Yogurt
- Fresh Fruit – Strawberries and blueberries
- Granola – You can use flavored granola or plain. I recently made my own homemade granola you could try.
How To Make Yogurt Parfait
- Layer granola in the bottom of a parfait glass.
- Next, add a little yogurt.
- Add blueberries and sliced strawberries.
- Repeat layers until you reach the top.
I also made Fruit and Yogurt Parfait Shooters. Perfect for brunch, bridal, or baby shower. Wait until you see how cute these are.
I hope you enjoy this healthy breakfast or healthy snack. It’s one of my favorites.
Fruit and Yogurt Parfait
Ingredients
- Vanilla Yogurt
- Fresh Strawberries
- Fresh Blueberries
- Granola
Instructions
- Layer granola in the bottom of a parfait glass.
- Next, add yogurt.
- Add blueberries and sliced strawberries.
- Repeat layers.
Comments
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This looks so delicious! I love that it has whole grains, fruit, protein, and dairy in it for a filling but delicious breakfast.
Pinned and I’m now following you on P and Twitter.-
Oh thank you Julie!! It’s is seriously my favorite treat. Healthy and yummy! Thanks so much for the follows and Pin!! I’ll stop by your blog too! 🙂
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Oh wow, That looks divine! This is pretty much the perfect way to eat yogurt! And I just happen to have made 1/2 a gallon of it this week (what was I thinking? haha). 🙂
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Yumm-O! I don’t like yogurt very much either… gee.. what do you know, another thing you and I have in common! Lol! I’ll be giving this a try! XO
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We just keep adding to the “we are so much alike” list. 😉 haha Yes, I can’t believe I have been missing out on this treat!! You must try this! xoxo
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Amy, these are gorgeous and I love that they’re a healthy treat. Summer berries are so great right now, aren’t they!?
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Oh thank you Bri!! Yes, I am loving the summer fruits! Thanks for stopping by!
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Hey, I am thinking about making this but could i just ask How much grams is the yogurt tub and how much cups would it make around?
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Hi Reta,
The Greek Yogurt I used is 180 calories for 1 cup. For the Vanilla Almond Agave Granola 1/2 cup (50 g) is 200 calories. The bowl I am using is pretty large which is great for having company over for dessert. Hope that helps some. 🙂
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Yum these look so good and beautiful pics mama!
xo, Nicole-
Oh thank you Nicole!! Yummy for sure!! xoxo!
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Aw thank you Nicole!! They are so yummy!! 🙂
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I only liked mcdonalds fruit thing ..I don’t like yogurt it’s smells sour .. then I discovered the vanilla cupcake whipped by yopliat :))) omg Soo good .. so I going to give this vanilla a try 😉-
Hi Amy, yes try this. I actually don’t like yogurt, or so I thought. 🙂 I love this stuff!
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Does it matter what kind of yogurt? I mean does it have to be Greek?
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Not at all. Any yogurt will work. 🙂
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