Frozen Yogurt Bites

Want an easy, healthy snack that takes literally minutes to prepare that even the kiddo's will enjoy?
Look no further!

Frozen Yogurt Bites

What you need:

wax paper
cookie sheet
1 single serving-size pkg of your favorite yogurt (I used lite blackberry)
1 ziploc sandwich bag

lite blackberry yogurt

Step 1:

Cut and line your cookie sheet with wax paper (splash drops of water on pan if paper won't stay)

Step 2:

Empty the yogurt cup into the ziploc baggie and seal

Step 3:

Snip a hole in a bottom corner

Step 4:

Dot your cookie sheet with yogurt!

You don't have to be fancy, or put them in a straight line- unless you want to.

They're not going to change in height or size,

and they won't run into each other either, so your choice!

Step 5:

Pop them in the freezer...

and WAAAAAIIIIIIIITTTTT!!!!!

I know. Waiting is a pain. But, all if good time, you will see- it's worth the wait.

all done! aren't they pretty???

Step 6:

Peel your yogurt bites off- either into a freezer-safe

container or right into your mouth!

ENJOY!!!

yummy frozen yogurt bites!

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