Yogurt covered raisins

Yogurt-covered raisins are a fun snack food that most children enjoy. But Dr. Dina R. Rose notes that most recipes call for the addition of fats and sugars, reducing the treat's nutritional value.

Do you crave those addictive yogurt-covered raisins from the store, but you can't afford them? Try making them at home-they're easy and inexpensive, and probably better for you, too. Gather your equipment and ingredients. You will need a...

Yogurt Covered Blueberries is the perfect refreshing summer treat made with tangy blueberries, creamy yogurt, and chocolate drizzle.

I’m one of those people who always has a snack tucked away in my bag, a worst-case survival tactic for when the hours between meals stretch just a little too long. I love me some yogurt-covered snacks: raisins, cranberries, pretzels, all of them. It’s taken me a while to work out how I might make these favorite snacks at home, but my golly, I think I’ve finally got it. I should tell you straight up that this yogurt coating…is really more sugar than yogurt.

Delicious, fresh blueberries dipped in yogurt and then frozen to perfection!

These healthy snacks from the CVS Gold Emblem Abound line feature great tasting, good for you snacks that your whole family will love!

As a tartly sweet coating, yogurt goes where other dairy foods can't. Think yogurt-covered pretzels, cranberries and raisins, of which you're probably most familiar, are a good start, but you can do better when you explore alternative dried fruits and original flavoring options. Approach ...

For those of you on the fence about the merits of white chocolate in the first place—adding a hint of tangy yogurt may be all it takes to knock you over. Yogurt may be the magic ingredient that makes white chocolate actually (finally!) delicious enough to take seriously; of course, you didn’t hear that from me…

If you're looking for a satisfying snack that you won't regret later, then these frozen yogurt berries are perfect! We used honey and vanilla flavored Greek yogurt and a mixture of our favorite berries Use a tooth pick to dip your berries in the yogurt, and another tooth pick to help you slide the berries onto a cookie sheet lined with wax paper If you get tired of only doing one berry at a time (like I did) you can always switch to this approach instead Freeze the berries until the yogurt…

Learn how to make easy frozen yogurt bites for a tasty and healthy treat for the kids. Plus, you will save money too!