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    Published: Jun 5, 2019 · Modified: Jul 13, 2021 by Rebecca Blackwell · This post may contain affiliate links · 2 Comments

    Strawberry Frozen Yogurt {with Orange & Lime}

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    Frozen Yogurt Recipe loaded with fresh fruit

    Made with Greek yogurt, almond milk, orange and lime juice, and a ton of fresh strawberries this Strawberry Frozen Yogurt is the perfect recipe for a healthy breakfast, snack, or dessert.

    A bowl of healthy strawberry frozen yogurt.

    Who wants to eat Frozen Yogurt for breakfast?! I do! I do!

    And I do. Nearly ever morning. For the past 8 years. In the spring and summer? Absolutely.

    But, strawberry frozen yogurt is my favorite breakfast even when there's 2 feet of snow on the ground. I'm not going to let sub-zero temperatures stand between me and a breakfast of frozen yogurt. I just bundle up and shiver my way through it. (It's possible I might be addicted to this stuff.)

    Fresh fruit being prepared to make healthy strawberry frozen yogurt.

    My obsession with this frozen yogurt recipe and eating it for breakfast.

    I first started making a version of this strawberry frozen yogurt recipe for breakfast sometime near the beginning of 2012 after purchasing a cuisinart ice cream maker. I made it for breakfast one morning, and just never stopped. It became something I had to have every morning.

    That May, we drove our kids across the country to spend a month on the East coast and I packed the ice cream maker. 5 people, enough luggage to last us a month, and I found room for the ice cream maker. That's how serious I was about being able to make strawberry frozen yogurt for breakfast.

    I also packed my Kitchen Aid mixer. Because there are some things I simply cannot be expected to live without. Three, to be exact.

    The Three Kitchen Appliances I Can't Live Without:

    #1. My 6 Quart Kitchen Aid Standing Mixer.

    This bad boy gets used nearly every day at my house. I bake almost all of our bread from scratch, which, if you've never made homemade bread, might sound a bit ambitious. Let me tell you right now that it's not - because I have this mixer. The mixer does all the heavy lifting, er... kneading.

    #2. My Vitamix.

    I actually didn't own a Vitamix when I first started making Frozen Yogurt. I had a regular blender, which worked just fine. However, since purchasing a Vitamix, I can tell you that this machine is infinitely better than your standard blender.

    And, yes, it's considerably more expensive than a standard blender. But, for me it is SO worth it because I use it ALL the time - for smoothies, ice cream, soup, purees, and (of course) frozen yogurt. Also, these things last forever, so I figure it's worth the investment.

    #3. My Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker.

    I do use this from time to time to make homemade ice cream, not just frozen yogurt. French Toast Ice Cream, Homemade peach ice cream, and Butterscotch Bourbon Praline Ice Cream are just a few of my favorites.

    But I think you can guess by now why this is one of the appliances I can't live without: I'm addicted to eating frozen yogurt for breakfast. Hence, this is also an item that gets used every day.

    Strawberry frozen yogurt churning inside an ice cream maker.

    Back to Frozen Yogurt. Some things to know about the ingredients...

    You don't, of course, have to eat Strawberry Frozen Yogurt at breakfast. It makes a wonderful afternoon treat and a delicious dessert. You can also use any varieties of fruit. I LOVE the combination of strawberry, lime and orange.

    But, the kind of fruit you use really isn't important. What you're looking for is a combination of whole fruit and fruit juice. 

    Regardless of the kind of fruit you use, I want to make the case for the juice being fresh squeezed.

    If you really hate the idea of squeezing your fruit juice, bottled fruit juice will work just fine. But, I'll tell you, fresh squeezed is better and only takes a few minutes to make. For the lime juice I like to use a simple hand-held citrus juicer. For the orange juice I use a juice reamer.

    When oranges are in peak season, I actually keep a large bowl of fresh oranges on the counter with the juice reamer along side so that anyone who wants a fresh squeezed glass of orange juice can have one on the spot. There's a sort of luxury in fresh squeezed juice that I just can't find in a carton.

    I also use full-fat greek yogurt in this recipe for a couple of reasons:

    1. It keeps me full for longer. Since I'm eating this for breakfast, I want it to last me all the way until lunch. I'm a pretty early riser so that means at least 6 hours between the two meals.
    2. Frozen yogurt is creamer with full-fat yogurt. But, it's still delicious with reduced fat yogurt. Do as you wish.

    You'll also notice the use of almond milk in this frozen yogurt recipe. I use this in place of regular milk because it's healthier, doesn't alter the flavor at all, and because my husband is lactose intolerant. But, if you'd rather user regular milk, go right ahead.

    A cup of healthy strawberry frozen yogurt with slices of fresh strawberries.

    More fruity breakfast treats:

    Breakfast Treats: Mixed Berry Muffins with Streusel, Almond Plum Cake, Zucchini Blueberry Muffins, Blueberry Corn Muffins

    • Mixed Berry Muffins with Streusel 
    • Almond Plum Cake
    • Zucchini Blueberry Muffins
    • Blueberry Corn Muffins
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    A bowl of healthy strawberry frozen yogurt.

    Frozen Yogurt Recipe with Strawberry, Orange & Lime


    • Author: Rebecca Blackwell
    • Total Time: 30 minutes (approximately, depending on your ice cream maker)
    • Yield: 2
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    Made with Greek yogurt, almond milk, orange and lime juice, and a ton of fresh strawberries, this Strawberry Frozen Yogurt is the perfect recipe for a healthy breakfast, snack, or dessert.


    Ingredients

    • 1 cup plain unsweetened greek yogurt
    • ½ cup plain unsweetened almond milk
    • ½ cup fresh squeezed lime juice
    • ½ cup fresh squeezed orange juice
    • ½ cup Stevia
    • ¼ honey
    • 1 ½ cups fresh strawberries, stems removed (approximately 12 oz.)

    Instructions

    1. Add all ingredients to a blender. Cover and blend on medium high speed until all the fruit is chopped and the mixture is smooth, about 1 minute.
    2. Pour into a 2-quart ice cream maker and freeze according to the manufacture's instructions.

    NOTE: Because of the high amount of fruit in this recipe, it gets very hard when stored in the freezer - kind of like a popsicle. It's best enjoyed right away, straight from the ice cream maker.

    • Prep Time: 10 minutes

    Keywords: strawberry frozen yogurt, frozen yogurt, healthy frozen yogurt, healthy breakfast, healthy snack, healthy dessert

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    A bowl of healthy strawberry frozen yogurt.

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    1. Donna says

      June 06, 2019 at 1:02 pm

      Oh my goodness, this sounds amazing. I know what's going on my grocery list for this week! Can't wait to give it a whirl.Thank you for sharing!

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      • Rebecca Blackwell says

        June 06, 2019 at 9:39 pm

        It's my obsession. Maybe it's because I'm such a sucker for ice cream, but I don't think I'll ever get tired of it. I hope you love it too! Please let me know! xo

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