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yogurt bark 🍦

How to beat that summer heat? If there's yogurt in the chiller, instead of ice cream, my bunch enjoys this yogurt bark. This is surely the easiest dessert to whip up.

It's also fun to make as the kids can literally get their hands into this. Whatever fruit or spread is in the pantry can be used, as suits the mood of your tastebuds.

As with any chilled treat, give it a wee bit of time to set. Maximize that teaching moment ✌🖉 of patience vs instant gratification. It will be totally worth the short wait!

🍦 Steps
2 tubs yogurt
1 tbsp honey
toppings of choice, diced or mashed - fresh fruit - berries / banana / kiwi, chocolate, peanut butter, nuts, wafers, endless possibilities. (Tip: if  you are not keen to bite into a chilly fruit, you can opt to mash the fruit first, or use fresh fruit syrup, then drizzle it onto ur yogurt slabs).


Mix yogurt and honey in a bowl.
In a tray lined with baking paper, with a spoon slather into slabs or tree bark shape. or feeling artsy or a bit lazy? Shape it anyhow you want it. No pressure.
Dot with toppings of choice.
Chill for an hour, or for express dessert 🏃, freeze for 30 mins.

To those who wait, good things come. 



Learned from: WhatsUpMoms

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