Greek yogurt is like cheesecake to me: it's tart, sweet, thick, and creamy. The bonus is that yogurt is rich in probiotics and healthy fat. Drizzle in some honey, add some preserves or fruit, freeze, and serve. Consume in a bowl or a waffle cone for a healthy version of, what I consider, cheesecake ice cream. Or, use dairy-free yogurt.
I like to make this frozen treat with half yogurt and half crรจme fraรฎche, which is made from heavy cream instead of whole milk. You can use any ratio you prefer, or use only whole milk yogurt.
I've also updated my waffle cone recipe to make the cones crunchier. I've swapped out the 2 large eggs for 2 large egg whites.
For the berries, I like using a mixture of strawberry, blueberry, and raspberry, or whatever I have on hand. You can either mash them raw, or sautรฉ them in a saucepan with some honey or maple syrup.
Berry Yogurt Waffle Cone
Ingredients
- ยฝ cup cooked or mashed berries
- ยผ cup honey 2 tablespoons for yogurt and 2 tablespoons for fruit
- 2 cups yogurt dripped if possible, also known as Greek yogurt
- 2 cups crรจme fraรฎche
- 4 waffle cones
Instructions
- Mash the berries in a bowl with a potato masher or fork with 2 tablespoons of honey; or, you can sautรฉ them in a saucepan with 2 tablespoons of honey until they are softened, about 5 minutes. Cool before blending.
- Combine 2 tablespoons of honey, yogurt, and crรจme fraรฎche in a bowl that is freezer-safe. Add the berry mixture to the yogurt and combine.
- Freeze for about 4 hours. Store sealed in the freezer.
- When ready, scoop out about 1 cup of frozen yogurt into a waffle cone and serve cold.
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