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who invented frozen yogurt?

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who invented frozen yogurt?

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who invented frozen yogurt?
who invented frozen yogurt?

frozen yogurt ice cream

Frozen yogurt does not use cream, but sometimes uses more sugar to compensate for its tart flavor. … Frozen yogurt can be “healthy” for you! Ice cream contains the most cream out of the three because of its 10% milk fat minimum. Ice cream has a much fluffier texture because it is 25-90% air

entrepreneur H.P. Hood

While yogurt has been a popular food for millennia, it wouldn’t undergo a major evolution until the 20th century. Ingenious entrepreneur H.P. Hood introduced frozen yogurt in the 1970s.

5-Minute Healthy Greek Frozen Yogurt

Who says dessert can’t be healthy? Blend your way to the ultimate recipe for 5-Minute Healthy Greek Frozen Yogurt made with your choice of fruit!

5 minutes + 4 ingredients = homemade Greek frozen yogurt.

Now that is my kind of math! Aside from the quick and easy nature of this recipe, the real cherry on top of the cake sundae is that this is healthy frozen yogurt.

So we are talking a dessert that takes minutes to make, is totally customizable in flavor and is so good for that bikini body that you’ll be kicking the store-bought froyo permanently to the curb. See ya!

There are a few important tips for transforming frozen fruit into fabulously healthy Greek frozen yogurt:

You can use any type of frozen fruity in this recipe.

You can use any flavor and percentage of fat yogurt (Greek or regular).

You can add more or less honey based on the sweetness of the fruit and your own taste preferences.

You can add in peanut butter, Nutella, chocolate chips, nuts or any other mix-in involved in your frozen yogurt fantasies.

Ready to satisfy that sweet tooth while keeping dessert light and fresh?

Read on for the ultimate guide to whipping up 5-Minute Healthy Greek Frozen Yogurt, no ice cream machine required!

Homemade Frozen Yogurt Recipe

In summer, there’s nothing quite like a sweet frozen treat. I used to own an ice cream maker, but it took up too much countertop space. So I gave it away, and now I make frozen treats without an ice cream maker.

This homemade frozen yogurt recipe is truly easy to make and it’s so delicious. It’s a better choice than store-bought varieties, and it tastes wonderfully fresh.

Ingredients

You’ll only need a few simple ingredients to make this homemade dessert. The exact measurements are included in the recipe card below. Here’s an overview of what you’ll need:

Greek yogurt: I use plain whole-milk yogurt in this recipe. And while regular yogurt is excellent, in this particular recipe you should definitely go with Greek yogurt.

Sweetener: I like to use honey because it’s so delicious. You can use a granulated sweetener if you prefer.

Instructions

Making frozen yogurt without an ice cream maker is very easy, actually, although it’s a bit time-consuming. The detailed instructions are included in the recipe card below. Here are the basic steps:

Mix. You start by mixing the ingredients together. You can use a food processor, or simply do as I do in the video below and use a hand whisk.

who invented frozen yogurt?
who invented frozen yogurt?

Keep in mind that you’ll need to whisk for about five minutes to get the mixture to be fluffy. Consider it as your workout for the day.

Freeze. Now transfer the mixture to a 9-inch square glass baking dish, spreading it out evenly. Cover with plastic wrap and place in the freezer for 45 minutes.

Stir. Remove the pan from the freezer. Use a rubber spatula to give the mixture a good stir. You especially want to stir the already-frozen edges into the still-soft center. Flatten back, cover, and continue freezing for 2 more hours, stirring every 30 minutes.

Freeze some more:

The yogurt should now have a soft-serve consistency. You can go ahead and enjoy it. I usually transfer it at this point to a smaller container (this makes scooping easier), cover, and freeze for one more hour to achieve a scoopable consistency.

Frequently asked questions

Why all the stirring?

To achieve a good consistency, you either need an ice cream maker, or you should stir the yogurt often during the freezing process. This helps prevent large ice crystals from forming.

While the frequent stirring may seem like a drag, it’s not difficult to do on a day when you’re home anyway. And to me, it’s worth the extra space I get to have in my kitchen!

Why bother with homemade? Why not just buy it?

Because I don’t like the ingredients in commercial yogurts. The list of ingredients for a popular brand contains nonfat milk, sugar, nonfat yogurt, nonfat yogurt powder, fructose, dextrose, natural flavors, citric acid, guar gum, maltodextrin, mono- and diglycerides, and rice starch.

who invented frozen yogurt?
who invented frozen yogurt?

Is it as good as commercial yogurt?

No. Unlike commercial brands, this recipe contains no additives and thickeners and it’s also lower in sugar than many brands. So don’t expect the “perfect” texture and the intense sweetness you get when you add thickeners, stabilizers, emulsifiers, and lots of sugar.

But this homemade frozen yogurt is wonderful! You can taste the tang of the yogurt and the sweetness of the honey. It’s simple, delicious, and fresh.

Flavor variations

The basic recipe is simple: yogurt, honey, and vanilla extract. To that, you can add fruit – fresh or frozen, pureed or chunky.

I like to completely puree the fruit in the food processor, then add the yogurt, honey, and vanilla. But you can blend the yogurt and honey first, then add the fruit and process briefly, leaving fruit chunks in your yogurt.

The possibilities are endless, but the flavors I make most often in addition to this one are mango, raspberry, and chocolate.

Serving suggestions

It’s excellent all on its own. It also goes really well with grilled peaches, with apple crisp, or with baked apple slices. Sometimes I serve it topped with blueberry compote or strawberry compote. That’s a real treat!

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