Frozen Yogurt Dots

Frozen Yogurt Dots

Growing up Dippin Dots were one of my favorite treats.   I remember they always had a booth at the State Fair that said “The Ice Cream of the Future”.   I loved those little dots!   More recently I saw a tutorial for Yogurt Melts and I knew I wanted to make even smaller dots.  Best part is that these are very healthy!    (side note: I would not even attempt these unless your freezer is set to the lowest temp possible.)  They tend to melt easily!  They are fun though and you can do this with the kids!  Oh, and they taste as good as they look!!! ;)

Frozen Yogurt Dots

What you will need:

1/2 cup Yogurt of any kind (I would not use the kind that is mixed with fruit unless you take the fruit out first to prevent clogging the tip)

Food Color is optional

milk is also optional

#2 icing tip and bag

freezer paper

This is what a #2 icing tip looks like.  It is very small!  Mix up your yogurt with the food coloring and a little bit of milk- the milk to to make them freeze harder, but this is optional… I’ve made them both ways and they turned out fine.

Just start making dots on the freezer paper like this:  This is the tedious part.  That is a lot of dots!! 
Just pop them in the freezer for a couple of hours or over night… Then scrape them off in a bowl right before serving.  They melt quickly!!!

They are so yummy!!!  My girls devoured them!

We ended up making another batch with 3 colors.  Aren’t they pretty???

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Comments

  1. That is so cool! I’m sure it took you forever but wow!!

  2. These look so yummy — can’t wait to try some with my little girl!!

  3. Your post is so colorful! I love the rainbow colored dots. What a great way to kick off “St. Paddy’s Day”.
    Glad that you enjoyed this idea and thanks for linking up! Looks like your daughter enjoyed them as much as mine!

  4. My kids would have fun with those…I”l let THEM do the tedious part. Ha! :)

  5. yummy
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  6. This is very cool! I love how easy it is to make and I can’t wait to make these when my girls get older.
    Would you be willing to guest post over at my blog? Just leave me a follow up if you will. Thanks! :)
    Mandy
    http://mandyxcakesandcompany.blogspot.com

  7. LOVE YOUR PICTURES by the way. I take pix for fun too at capturng.com. Anyways, this does look tedious so I’ll just enjoy them vicariously through you :)

  8. So this is how you make dots! LOL! This would be great activity to do with the kiddies! Pinning it!

  9. Very cool! My girls would love this.

  10. Hi Rachael,
    What a great idea……my grand kids would love to do this the next time they visit. Thanks for the instructions…I would never have thought to do yoghurt like this.
    God Bless
    Barb from Australia

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