Do you remember the little Honey Vanilla Frozen Yogurt Drops I posted last week?

Well, I decided to coat some fruit in the Greek yogurt and freeze the fruit! But this time I eliminated the honey and went completely sugar- free using NuNaturals Vanilla Stevia, in liquid form, alcohol free.

It was a bit messy coating the grapes so I just dipped the strawberries and laid them all on a baking sheet lined with waxed paper, froze them for about an hour and oh yum! So delicious!

As far as nutrition info is concerned you just count the plain Greek yogurt you choose to use and that’s it!

I used 1 cup of Chobani Plain Greek Yogurt and 1 teaspoon of the stevia, but taste it after you mix it together and if its not sweet enough add a 1/2-1 teaspoon more.

Perfectly healthy for a cool snack on a warm day!

My kids loved the strawberries, but I preferred the frozen grapes!

If you prefer using the honey it is equally delicious and will work just the same! The recipe with the honey frozen yogurt and nutrition info is here.

SO what do you think? Will you try this easy fun snack?

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Looking for a healthy dessert so you can stick to your weight loss plans, but still enjoy a frozen treat occasionally? Look no further!

This treat is creamy, soft, chocolatey, and healthy too!

My batch made 2 cups total before freezing and I separated it into 4 servings.

Top with your favorite toppings and enjoy!

Wish you could eat that spoonful don’t you?

Don’t you just want to lick the screen now?

My kids of course are eating these all up even though these were to be my healthy treat.

I don’t mind 🙂

Nutrition Info

Servings: 4* Calories: 96* Fat: 1g* Fiber: 3g* Carbs: 18g* Protein: 7g* Points+: 3* Old Points: 1*

These are perfect for a warm day when the kids want a cold snack or whenever I need a little chocolate……these  babies are just right!

This recipe has been featured on Yummly: 10 Fine Flavors of Frozen Yogurt!

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Need a healthy snack while watching your weight? This recipe is perfect for you!

No fat, no added sugar, protein included and only 9 calories for one!  Or reduce the amount, make only 12 and still only 18 calories for one!  Fantastic I say!

They taste like an orange creamsicle! Do you remember those as a kid sold from the ice cream truck? I do! I loved them. So these are pretty similar, not quite like ice cream….. but hey….. for practically no calories or fat they are just fine for me. Hope you think so too!

My hubby and younger two loved them. Of course the oldest picky child thinks they are too tart. WHATEVER.  More for all of us. Sometimes I just can’t win them all!

You may think the orange juice will be sweet enough for you and not need any stevia or sweetener, but the vanilla extract is a must. Just remember using the plain Greek yogurt  is a bit tart on its own as well. Another option is to use Greek yogurt that is flavored with vanilla. But of course that has added sugars in it.

This is a winner in our house…… four out of five isn’t bad. 😉

Nutrition Info

Servings: 24* Calories for one: 9* Fat: 0* Fiber: 0* Carbs: 1g* Protein: 1g* Points+: 0*

Servings:12* Calories: 18* Fat: 0* Fiber: 0* Carbs: 3g* Protein: 1g* Points+: 0*

This recipe is being shared at Melt in Your Mouth Monday, Makin’ You Crave Monday, Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays, Tasty Tuesday, Women Living Well, Allergy Free Wednesdays, Feasting In Fellowship, Whipperberry, Tidymom.

Additional Notes

• If you are giving them to your children Popsicle sticks might be better to use than toothpicks.
• My mini ice cube tray held about 1/2 ounce or little less than a tablespoon in each cup.
• To get that orange color at the top of the pop, add a small amount of frozen orange juice to the bottom of each mold, then add the yogurt mixture on top.
• Any ice cube tray would work or look for a Popsicle mold if you like.
• If using a large Popsicle mold you will need to double the recipe.
• I recommend a silicone tray because it is easier to pop out the pops from the bottom using your thumb.
• I found this cute heart shaped ice cube tray that holds a dozen.

Kitchen Collection Silicone Heart Ice Tray

Ingredients

• 1 cup Greek Yogurt, plain
• 1/2 cup frozen orange juice from concentrate, no added sugar
• 1/4 teaspoon Sweetleaf Stevia, vanilla creme, liquid form
• 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

 Directions

1.  Mix the yogurt in a bowl with the orange juice.
2. Once well blended add the stevia and vanilla extract.
3. If you want the orange color at the top of the pop, add some frozen juice to the bottom of each cup first.
4. Pour the yogurt mix carefully into each ice cube cup.
5. Insert a toothpick into each.
6. Freeze for 3 hours or until hardened.
7. When ready to serve, let them sit on the counter for a minute or two, then from the bottom push up and they should pop out easily.

Need some other healthy snacks? Try Crispy&Sweet Garbanzo Beans, Homemade Jello, or Baked Apple Crisp Chips.

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