Strawberry Yogurt Bark

This strawberry yogurt bark recipe is the perfect breakfast or snack option for kids and adults. The combo of fruit and vanilla yogurt is delicious. Plus, it is easy to make, and you can always have this ready to go in your freezer. No longer will you wonder what to give the kids on their way out the door or when you have no time to make breakfast for yourself. This post is all about strawberry yogurt bark.

Do you love chocolate-covered strawberries? Well, consider adding a little vanilla yogurt to the mix, and you have one amazing breakfast or snack option for you or your kids. Who doesn’t love the delicious combination of strawberries and chocolate?

With just 4 simple ingredients, you can create this recipe with ease. You’ll be amazed at how many people, especially your kids, will request this strawberry bark again and again. Not to worry, within ten minutes you can create this strawberry chocolate bark.

This post is all about strawberry yogurt bark.

Table of Contents

Before you begin, you will need a cookie sheet and parchment paper.

Step 1: The Vanilla Greek Yogurt

Using any brand of Vanilla Greek Yogurt, add 2 cups to the cookie sheet.

I just love the Good and Gather Brand at Target, and I have been using, well eating, several of their products. So I used the Good and Gather Vanilla Greek Yogurt for this recipe.

Step 2: Spread the Yogurt Evenly

Then, using a spatula, spread the yogurt evenly over the parchment paper on the cookie sheet.

Strawberry Yogurt Bark

Step 3: Add the Strawberries

Then, evenly distribute 3 cups of sliced strawberries. You can use other fruit too. My kids just absolutely love strawberries. Well, as of now, they do at least. 🙂

Step 4: Add the Chocolate Chips

Then, sprinkle a cup of chocolate chips. I used milk chocolate chips, but dark chips will work as well. Either way, it is a deliciously sweet topping for this bark.

Strawberry Yogurt Bark

Step 5: Sprinkle the Cinnamon

If you love cinnamon, just sprinkle it over the entire tray of bark.

Step 6: Freeze and Break that Bark

Once you are done, then take this tray and place it directly into the freezer. Leave it in the freezer overnight. Take it out of the freezer and then break up the bark into whatever size pieces you would like. Then, stick those individual pieces in a freezer bag or freezer container.

They should stay fresh and yummy for at least three months. Of course, I bet they don’t last that long. My little one requests them every morning with her milky.