Frozen Fruit Yogurt

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One of my summer bucket list items was to make homemade ice cream with the girls. Jason and I had thought about buying an ice cream machine because we spend an obscene amount of money going out for the tasty treat, it would probably be wise just to invest in one, right? I haven't had much time to look into what machine would be best for our family yet, but I did have the opportunity to make my own Frozen Fruit Yogurt without a machine last week, and I was pretty psyched at how easy it was to make on my own!

Make this with pineapple or mango for a refreshing summertime treat. I think I'd also like to try it with strawberry too, because I am really digging a strawberry mint combination right now.

Ingredients

Mango:
32 ounces plain yogurt
1/2 cup GOLDEN BLOSSOM HONEY
1/2 cup mango juice or nectar

Pineapple Mint:
32 ounces plain yogurt
1/2 cup pineapple juice
1 (8 ounce) can crushed pineapple
1/2 cup GOLDEN BLOSSOM HONEY
2 tablespoons fresh mint, chopped
zest of one large lemon

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Frozen Yogurt Dots

Yesterday was the first day where it felt unbearably hot this year. As soon as the girls got home from school, they immediately started asking for ice cream or popsicles. Of course, I didn’t have any. I had no desire to run to the store for any either. And where the heck is the ice cream truck when you really want it around? I usually cringe when I hear that stupid “Pop Goes the Weasel” music blasting around the neighborhood, but yesterday, I would have gladly ran to the truck with open arms.

I started tearing through the fridge looking for something cool and refreshing that would satisfy my kids, when I noticed I had a few yogurts sitting there. *Ding!* A light popped on (in my head, not the refrigerator) as I recalled seeing frozen yogurt dots on Pinterest once. Yep, it’s Pinterest to the rescue again. What ever did mothers do before that gem of a website was around? 

We filled a pastry bag with the yogurt, then squeezed dots onto waxed paper. Popped them into the freezer. An hour later we had our cool and refreshing treat that is much healthier than ice cream anyway!