Easy Breakfast Yogurt Popsicles – A delicious, healthy breakfast that is quick and easy to make and will keep you cool all day long.
Hay guys, it’s Jane from Baking-Ginger again, bringing you the best thing since sliced bread. Popsicles for breakfast! Yes, you heard right. These Easy Breakfast Yogurt Popsicles are not only delicious but are also packed with summer fruits and topped with a crunchy granola.
Why haven’t we been eating popsicles for breakfast? That’s a question I have been asking myself over and over lately. It just makes so much sense. It is so perfectly refreshing during the summer months, it keeps you full and the kids will absolutely love them. They are pretty much you’re favorite fruity yogurt breakfast bowl but in the form of a popsicle. Could it get any more perfect?
They are awesome because you can make a whole bunch of them ahead of time and leave them in the freezer until you want to eat them. They make breakfast so quick and easy, and are also perfect for whenever you (or the kids) are craving a little treat. Then you can quickly whip them out of the freezer and bam! – you have a healthy, refreshing treat.
I am so excited about these Easy Breakfast Yogurt Popsicles because they are beautiful and so incredibly delicious. Plus, they take barely 5 minutes to make. All you do is make a little mixture of greek yogurt, milk, and honey. Then pour that into your popsicle molds, chuck in a couple of berries (or any fresh fruit you have at home), and top it with a little honey coated granola. Easy, right?
Lastly, pop them into the freezer for a few hours and they will be there waiting for you when ever the craving strikes.
Easy Breakfast Yogurt Popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Greek Yogurt
- 1/2 Cup Milk
- 2 teaspoons Honey
- 1/2 Cup Granola
- 1 Cup Berries/chopped Fruits
Instructions
- Mix together the milk, yogurt and 1 tsp of the honey.
- Divide the mixture between your popsicle molds.
- Place a few berries into each mould.
- Mix the last teaspoon of honey with the granola (you can place the honey in the microwave for 10sec if you are struggling to mix it) and top the yoghurt with a little granola mixture.
- Place a wooden ice cream stick into each mould and place the popsicles into the freezer for at least 4 hours before consuming.
- To remove the popsicles, run the mould under a little hot water until they come loose.
Nutrition
Thanks, Jane!
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What a fun and cute idea! I always love an easy and healthy breakfast option. Thanks so much for sharing! Anne
Hope you enjoy! :)
These look so delicious!
What an awesome way to start your day!
Do you think you could make it like a play on milk and cereal?
It will probably be not as healthy ,though!!
Definitely! Breakfast cereal would be delicious. There are endless possibilities!
What a fantastic idea! These look so good!
So pretty!! I literally dreamt of making these last night, granola and all, for my blog and then came across this on Pinterest. SO beautiful!!
That happens to me all the time when I have a new idea! Hope you try these, they are delicious!
Can you disclose the Total Carbs on a popsicle? They look really healthy.
Why haven’t we been eating popsicles for breakfast!?! I think that I will be changing my ways. This is basically what I have for breakfast pretty much every morning anyway, but freezing it into a popsicle sounds kind of exciting. I found this pin on the Awesome Things board. Thank you (and Jane) for sharing it.
If you use regular vanilla yogurt, would you still add the milk?
I haven’t tried it that way yet, but I’m thinking you may want to increase your amount of yogurt slightly but not thin it out with milk. Let us know how it goes! :)
This is such a great idea for kids, but who am I kidding, I’m going to be downing these suckers and hoping there are some left for them. :)
These look delicious! My kids would be thrilled if I made these for breakfast! I will give it a try!