2 ingredients to summer euphoria, this instant frozen yogurt gives you the sweet treat you need without the wait! It’s easy, delicious and done in minutes!
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Silk. The opinions and text are all mine.
Calling all impulsive eaters! Do you need instant satisfaction when it comes to sweet treats? Well, you are only 2 ingredients away from summer euphoria!!
No more playing the waiting game because this instant frozen yogurt takes about 5 minutes before it hits your mouth. It’s cold, it’s delicious and it’s made with my absolute FAVORITE new yogurt, Silk Almond Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternative.
I’m sure you all are quite aware by now that I do a lot of work with the Silk brand. I use it every day, there is usually between 2 and 6 cartons of cashew, almond or coconut milk in my fridge.
We drink it, I use it in recipes, over cereal, in oatmeal…And now, we devour yogurt. I kid you not when I say that this new almond milk yogurt is hands down the best I’ve tasted.
It’s creamy. It’s thick. It’s soy, gluten and carrageenan free. And it has live cultures and protein. All this and totally plant-based. I mean….does it get much better than that?! Yes, yes it does my friends.
So How Do You Make Instant Frozen Yogurt?
How you ask? With 2 simple ingredients. Yogurt and frozen grapes. Yep. This whole obsession started when I bought the seasons first cotton candy grapes.
I decided to freeze them, then blend them into slushies. The frozen grapes weren’t blending so well, and I needed something to help move them along. Water was too watery (ha!), milk wasn’t thick enough to keep it smooth and frozen, and then my eyes fell on the new Silk yogurt I bought.
So in it went. And. Out. Came. Perfection. Instant frozen yogurt (cue beam of light).
Who will love my 2 ingredient instant frozen yogurt:
- Kids. I have gone from mom to BEST MOM EVER. I swear that every time I make this, my kids think I’m a magician.
- Anyone looking for a lighter sweet treat. The base of this is frozen grapes. Pure fruit. Add yogurt and BAM! Amazing.
- Anyone without air conditioning. Instant frozen yogurt leads to instant cool down.
- Cats. Apparently my 17 year old barely alive cat eats froyo. Who knew? (However grapes are bad for cats so only let Snookums lick the yogurt)
- Anyone with a pulse. Seriously, check yourself.
Seriously people. This must happen. First step, check out the Silk website to find where the new almond milk yogurt is sold in your area.
Next, grab yourself a coupon, because saving a few bucks is awesome. Third, make this. Fourth, thank me. There are so many ways you can make this instant frozen yogurt your own favorite with all the amazing yogurt flavors! Let me know what you come up with!
- 1 cup frozen grapes skins removed if you have the patience (red, green, cotton candy)
- 1/4 cup Silk Almondmilk Yogurt plain, vanilla, strawberry, peach or dark chocolate
- Place ingredients into a food processor and blend until smooth. You can store in freezer until ready to use or eat immediately.
- Mix and match types of grapes and yogurt to get the flavors you love. Cotton candy grapes go great with plain or vanilla for a true cotton candy flavored frozen yogurt!
- Strawberry goes great with red grapes. Peach tastes delicious with green grapes. You can also add more yogurt for an even creamier version.
- However, know that the more yogurt you use, the softer it will be, so you may need to freeze it to get back that frozen yogurt consistency.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Silk. The opinions and text are all mine.
Kathy says
I can’t find cotton candy grapes anywhere, would any others do?
veggiesdontbite says
So funny because I literally JUST got back from the store and they are just putting them out for the season! Any grapes will work, just keep in mind you will need to sweeten it if you don’t want it tangy as cotton candy grapes are the sweetest out there. But keep an eye out too because I bet you will see them popping up in stores soon!
Emily Kemp says
This is genius! I’m so excited to try this….just waiting for the grapes to freeze
Alisa Fleming says
What a genius recipe! I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone use grapes as the fruit in nice cream – and with that sweet, wonderful yogurt – awesome!!
veggiesdontbite says
Thanks Alisa! Nope, pretty unique way to make a frozen treat!! But we’ve been doing it a while and once I added the yogurt it really took it up a notch!
Mel | avirtualvegan.com says
Wow so simple! I often freeze slightly squishy grapes for smoothies. I need to try them with yogurt like this now!
veggiesdontbite says
It’s so easy and good!
Dianne's Vegan Kitchen says
I love how easy this is! I can’t wait to try it!
veggiesdontbite says
Thank you!
Linda from Veganosity says
Love this idea! I have been looking for cotton candy grapes all summer, now I know where they all went! 😉
veggiesdontbite says
Yep…we took them ALLLLLLLL!!!! And they were amazing….
Jenn says
This is pretty genius! Silk yogurts are my FAVE! And I love how simple it is. My kids would love this so much.
veggiesdontbite says
Thanks Jenn!! It’s so easy and so good. My friends son just made it for all his brothers all by himself!
Aimee says
I really wish we had Silk over here in the UK! A lot of the dairy-free yoghurts here are too heavy for my liking but this looks so light and perfect. Love the idea of pairing it with grapes for that extra sweetness and flavour 🙂
veggiesdontbite says
Oh what a bummer!! This yogurt is so good!!
Trinity Bourne says
Ha ha – you are the best Mom ever AND a magician, coming up with something as simple but delicious as that! Those photos have got me drooling! p.s. good to know that about grapes and cats too – yikes.
The Vegan 8 says
Oh, I love how simple this is! Looks so yummy, cold, refreshing and healthy! Yogurt and grapes really are such a delicious combo! OH man, didn’t know that about grapes and cats. So weird that something so healthy they can’t eat.
veggiesdontbite says
Thank you! So simple and easy!!
Jen says
Kids will love this, thx! I know you added a disclaimer but I think you should take cats off the list… grapes (and raisins) can cause kidney failure in cats and dogs. Glad your cat seems unaffected though because I’ve seen the awful results of a cat who got into a bag of yogurt covered raisins! 🙁
veggiesdontbite says
Thank you Jen! Yes, I meant the yogurt, not the grape part. I changed it a bit!