I blend one 6 oz cup of (Publix) sugar free vanilla yogurt with around one cup of a frozen fruit. You could start with 1/2 cup of frozen fruit and increase by 1/2 cup to see how much fruit flavor you prefer. I've done it with frozen mixed berries, blueberries, strawberries, pineapple, and peaches, but my favorite mixture is the vanilla yogurt with a cup of frozen (publix) cherries. You can even mix a few together. Just remember, bananas are not low amylose friendly, so stay away from them.
Its sweet and creamy, and totally hits the spot as far as ice cream is concerned.
This doesn't freeze very well, so it's a pretty much eat-it-as-soon-as-you-make it kind of treat. Also, the yogurt has to be cold and the fruit has to be frozen or it just becomes yogurt with fruit mixed in. Still yum, but not nearly as fun.

Let me know if you try it and what flavors you create!




1 comment:
This looks really yummy! I am on a diet for PCOS and I can't wait to try this out! I have tried fat free key lime pie yogurt and frozen tropical fruits (Wal-Mart freezer section) and it's like this. Nice on a hot day. I live in Kentucky and right now... it's cold. But when it warms up I definitely let this cool me down!
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