Fresh blackberries |
Fresh strawberries |
Official Post № 2:
"Holy cow, I just made a half gallon of yogurt, now what?!?"
I'm sure this is the situation that many of you currently face. :) Rest assured, this is the best part! We will offer some suggestions below, but post us a comment with your favorite too!Fresh Fruit
By far, this is our favorite way to eat our yogurt. Slice up your favorite fresh fruit, add a little sweetener (honey or sugar), add a few drops of vanilla, stir it up, and eat it!
The tried and true:
- Strawberries (our favorite!)
- Raspberries
- Banana (easy and cheap)
- Blackberries
- Kiwi (this one was surprisingly fantastic!)
- Apple (we will add a special recipe for this one later on)
- Pear
- Peach
- Grapes
- Pineapple (not our favorite...)
- Blueberries
Frozen Fruit
When fresh fruit isn't handy, frozen fruit is a good substitute. Just thaw it out a little (zap it in the microwave for a few seconds or run it under hot water), add a little sugar and vanilla to taste.
Jam
No fresh or frozen fruit? Too lazy? Stir in a spoonful or so of jam, and add a couple drops of vanilla. Quick. Easy. Done.
Our homemade strawberry jam. Thanks for the recipe Mom! |
Canned Fruit
Canned pears and peaches are our favorites of the canned varieties.
Our personal favorites
Out of all of the above, we do have a few favorites:
- Fresh strawberries
- Strawberry jam
- Canned pear
This part depends on how sweet you like your yogurt. Some like it unsweetened, just with fruit added. Others like it sweetened. Others like it really sweet. We like it slightly sweet.
Honey is probably the best sweetener, but we often go with just a little bit of sugar.
Vanilla is key
Don't forget the vanilla! Add a drop or two or three when you mix in your fruit. Viola! Delectable yogurt!
Future posts for simple flavorings:
Mock apple pie yogurt
Granola
Future blog posts (include, but not limited to):
Smoothies! |
Strawberry yogurt pancakes |
Strawberry yogurt banana bread |
Lemon poppy seed yogurt muffins (the yogurt makes these so soft and moist!) |
Thanks! Please share with us some of your favorite flavorings - I'm sure we've been missing out on some!
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