Frozen Yogurt a creamy delicious frozen homemade dessert treat, made with fresh berries, yogurt and cream. So good you won’t even miss ice cream!
Homemade Frozen Yogurt
Homemade Frozen YogurtI will start out by saying I don’t like yogurt! But I love Frozen Yogurt.
In my working days in Toronto, a few co workers and I would sometimes go to the underground concourse and get ourselves a creamy delicious frozen yogurt with any choice of fruit. I would always choose mixed berries.
Now when I go back to Toronto I still love to splurge on a frozen yogurt. The last one I tried was a Chocolate Frozen Yogurt and it was sooo good! Living in Italy you have no choice but to love Gelato, and yes Frozen Yogurt is becoming popular too.
For the past few years I have been posting a few No Churn Ice Recipes such as Raspberry Swirl Ice Cream , Kiwi Ice Cream one of the Italians favourites, and a No Churn Ice Cream Cake, Death by Chocolate Ice Cream Cake, that is really easy and tastes amazing.
But a couple of weeks ago something stuck in the corner, in the kitchen, caught my eye. After I realized what it was, I thought never mind that no churn ice cream, I’m going back to the good stuff. And out came my ice cream maker. And let me tell you if you don’t have one, you will not regret buying one. I love it and I missed it!
Tools you are going to need
So the first thing I decided to do was bring back my first taste of that Creamy Mixed Berry Frozen Yogurt. After reading what Emma from The Kitchn had to say about making Frozen Yogurt I decided I was going to give it a try.
A few tips on how to Make Homemade Frozen Yogurt
- Because yogurt has more water than fat you need to use a whole fat yogurt or you are going to get ice crystals, and that is the last thing you want in a creamy frozen dessert.
- You are definitely going to need a little sugar, I used fine / fruit sugar.
- A tablespoon of corn syrup is like extra security on keeping away those ice crystals.
- And yes you are going to have to add a little cream. Why? Yup too much water and not enough fat.
Homemade Fresh Berry Frozen Yogurt
And believe me it so easy and so much better than store bought. Besides do you know how expensive good ice cream is? Just think of all the flavours you can make. With all the wonderful fresh fruit and berries in the summertime, frozen yogurt could be your new favourite frozen treat. Enjoy!
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Homemade Fresh Berry Frozen Yogurt
Ingredients
- 3 cups whole plain yogurt (cold from the fridge)
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1/2 cup cream (cold from the fridge)
- 1 tablespoon corn syrup
- 3/4 cup fine / fruit sugar
- 1 cup berries (coarsely crushed)
Instructions
- In a large bowl whisk together the yogurt, vanilla, cream, corn syrup and fine sugar for approximately 2 minutes, then stir in the berries.
- Pour the mixture into the ice cream machine** and churn until thick (like soft ice cream) or thicker if you wish. Serve immediately. Or place in a container with a lid and freeze until firm like ice cream, 6 hours or overnight.
- Remove from freezer and let sit 10-15 minutes before scooping and serving. Enjoy.
- **Read ice cream maker instructions before use.
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Debby C. says
Rosemary this look wonderful. Right now I am on the lookout for an ice cream maker. I have been making my own yogurt for about a year and now I will have something new to make with it. The yogurt I make ends up being so think I can hold the bowl upside down and it will not fall out. Do you think this will be too thick, I can always incorporate some of the whey back into it.
Thank you for any advice.
Rosemary says
Hi Debby, I don’t think it will be too thick, it comes out like ice cream. In fact I like frozen yogurt almost as much as ice cream. Let me know how it goes. Have a great week.
Rose says
Simply delicious!
Rosemary says
Thanks Rose, so glad you like it. Have a great weekend.
Monika @ ispace1.com says
i love the berries and i love the yogurt, this recipe combines both of them!
Rosemary says
Hi Monika, yes it does and it’s really good. Have a great weekend.
2pots2cook says
Hot days arrived and I thank you for this beauty !
Rosemary says
Thank so much and yes it is quite hot here!
Linda says
Oh, I could go for a bowl of this right now! And thanks for the tip on the corn syrup as that was something I had never heard before. Looks like I need to go get myself an ice cream maker!
Rosemary says
Hi Linda, thanks. I know an ice cream maker is the best thing. 🙂
Linda Nosich says
I am diabetic. How can I reduce the sugar content? Can I substitute agave syrup and stevia for the corn syrup and sugar?
Rosemary says
Hi Linda, I researched your questions since I have never made these substitutions, but apparently you can, use 1/2 tablespoon of agave syrup (half the amount of corn syrup) and 3/4 teaspoon stevia for the sugar (since stevia is much sweeter than sugar). I hope that helps let me know how it goes. Have a great Sunday.
Claire says
I have an ice cream maker and I love it, but can you believe I have never made frozen yoghurt in it!!! Over 2 years and all I have made is ice cream….well that is about to change as this berry frozen yoghurt looks sensational!
Rosemary says
Hi Claire, I know I thought the same thing, and thanks so much I hope you enjoy it. Have a wonderful Sunday.