This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of General Mills®. The opinions and text are all mine.
3 Ingredient No Churn Frozen Yogurt, simple, delicious and perfect for getting little ones involved!
As you saw a few days ago I got some Box Tops for Education items on my weekly shopping trip to Walmart. I mentioned I would be making something with the items, today is the day my friends! I made a super easy frozen yogurt with the Yoplait original yogurt!
And, best part is this frozen yogurt is no churn, super simple and delicious! Plus, this is a perfect recipe to get the kids involved, score! I think it would be such a fun weekend or after school activity. Plus, bonus for getting to eat it! AND, you get to clip those Box Tops for their school, double bonus!
Like I said, this frozen yogurt is super easy. Just three ingredients, a little elbow grease and you have a delicious, healthier alternative to ice cream! (Don’t tell your kids it’s healthier though, believe me they will never know the difference!)
I made this recipe with the strawberry yogurt. The strawberry is my favorite but that just comes down to personal preference!
3 Ingredient No Churn Frozen Yogurt
3 Ingredient No Churn Frozen Yogurt
Ingredients
- 3 Cups 5 6 oz cups yogurt, any flavor will do
- 3/4 Cup + 2 Tablespoons powdered sugar
- 1 Tablespoon corn syrup
Instructions
- Mix ingredients together with a whisk. Place in zip lock bag, getting all the air out. Place in freezer.
- Every hour, take bag out and smush ingredients with hands breaking up any icy bits. Keep doing this until frozen. If it starts to get too cold or hard to break up the frozen parts, you can use a rolling pin to help.
- When mixture is frozen, serve and enjoy!
When the mixture was almost frozen solid, I transferred it to a bowl so it would be easier to get pretty scoops out of it. This is totally optional.
See! Super easy and yummy! And, a great end of summer activity with the kiddos if you ask me!
Since I’m talking about Box Tops from General Mills again, I thought I’d do a little recap from the last post.
- With General Mills® and Box Tops for Education™, purchasing items like cereal, yogurt, ready to bake cookie dough and more, helps over 80,000 k-8 schools!
- For everyone Box Top clipped, you get $.10 for your child’s school.
- Box Tops is one of America’s largest school earning loyalty programs and the schools can use the money from Box Tops for whatever they need.
- Box Tops for Education has contributed over $525 MILLION to participating schools since the launch of the program in 1996.
- Learn more about Box Tops at Walmart by clicking here!
Thanks for stopping by, I hope your liked today’s recipe and will get into the kitchen with your children soon to make it… and make memories at the same time!
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of General Mills®. The opinions and text are all mine.
Comments & Reviews
faith malay says
This sounds delicious, would the recipe work if I did not add sugar?
Dana DeVolk says
Yes, it will still work. 🙂