Frozen Greek Yogurt Breakfast Bark

Frozen Greek Yogurt Breakfast bark is a great summer breakfast idea that feels like a treat for the whole family.

And not only does it feel like a treat but it is super easy to make with only four ingredients and can be easily customised to suit your family’s taste.

I personally love to eat yogurt bark at any time of year but it works great for summer mornings when you can eat breakfast al fresco.

And with it’s red, white and blue color scheme, this is a perfect patriotic 4th July breakfast idea. And if you want some more breakfast yogurt bark ideas, then we have plenty more inspiration on the blog and we even have some amazing breakfast popsicle recipes for more frozen breakfast ideas.

Ingredients

The great thing about frozen greek yogurt breakfast bark is how few ingredients you actually need to make it.

For our frozen greek yogurt breakfast bark we use:

• Greek Yogurt
• Blueberries
• Strawberries (chopped)
• Honey Nut Cheerios

See the recipe card for quantities.

How to make Greek Yogurt Breakfast Bark Instructions

Add greek yogurt into a freezer safe baking sheet. We prefer to use a silicon baking sheet as it is easier to remove the bark once frozen.

Fill the tray to around 1/4 inch thickness and smooth the mixture with the back of spoon or palette knife.

Sprinkle the blueberries, chopped strawberries and cheerios onto the top of the greek yogurt making sure there is an even distribution. Don’t be tempted to push fruit into the mixture.

Put baking sheet into the freezer and leave for three hours to fully freeze.

Once frozen remove the yogurt from the baking sheet and cut into uneven pieces.

Use immediately and put any leftovers into a freezer friendly air tight container and use within two months.

More Great Recipes

For more yogurt bark and breakfast recipes check out these pots.

• Peanut Butter Yogurt Bark
• Overnight Oats with Frozen Berries
• Matcha Yogurt Bark

Substitutions & Variations

The great thing about yogurt bark is you can really add anything you like into the mix depending what you have to hand.

• Granola – yogurt bark is a great toddler breakfast idea. However if you want to make it more grown up substitute cheerios for granola for added crunch.
• Raspberries – any soft berry will work in this mixture. Our family love strawberries and blueberries but raspberries are another great addition.
• Coco Pops – for a naughty chocolate greek yogurt frozen bark you could add some coco pops into the mix instead of cheerios.
• Vegan – to make vegan yogurt bark substitute greek yogurt with a vegan yogurt alternative such as soy yogurt or almond milk yogurt.

What to Serve with

We grownups love to eat this yogurt bark straight from the freezer. However if you want to serve to toddlers or people with a sweet tooth, you may want to serve with

• Honey – to add some natural sweetness that pairs well with the fruit and cereal.
• Nutella – another way of adding sweetness. My kids get this version for a treat!
• Maple Syrup – if you want to make a vegan version with vegan yogurt try adding maple syrup or agave syrup for sweetness.

And for a more interactive breakfast we love to put out some different dips and let everyone customise their own breakfast.

Storage

Yogurt bark should be used immediately once frozen or transfer into a freezer friendly airtight container and store for up to 2 months.

Tips for Making this Recipe

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Cooking Tips – be sure to evenly spread the yogurt in your baking sheet and not make the mixture too deep otherwise you will get uneven. freezing that takes longer to set.

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