Bestie, we need to talk about desserts. Specifically, the kind of dessert that makes you feel good—not just for a moment, but long after the last bite. The kind where you can indulge, smile, and not feel like you just derailed your entire health kick. Enter yogurt bark. Yes, dessert is officially doing too much—in the best way possible. This low-carb wonder is creamy, crunchy, and sweet enough to have you double-checking if it’s really as healthy as it claims. Spoiler alert? It totally is.
And before you side-eye the term “healthy dessert,” trust me, I know we’ve all been there. I once tried a “healthy cookie” that had the nerve to taste like dust and disappointment. Yogurt bark, though? Friend, this is different. This is dessert that respects you, keeping your carbs chill while still bringing full-on flavor vibes. Full-fat Greek yogurt forms the luscious base; then come the toppings that YOU choose. Low-carb berries? Yes. Keto-friendly granola? Absolutely. All of it freezes into a melt-in-your-mouth masterpiece that’s almost too pretty to eat. Almost.
Low-Carb Yogurt Bark (Healthy Dessert) (2g Carbs)
Equipment
- Quarter-sized baking sheet (9 ½” x 13”)
- Parchment paper or wax paper
- Silicone spatula
- Sharp knife
Ingredients
- 2 cups full-fat plain Greek yogurt unsweetened, low-carb, or use a dairy-free keto yogurt option
- 1 tbsp erythritol or Monk Fruit sweetener optional, for added sweetness
- ¾ cup mixed fresh low-carb berries e.g., strawberries diced small, raspberries, blackberries
- ¼ cup keto granola look for one with minimal carbs and no added sugar
Instructions
- Get Prepped: Line a baking sheet with parchment or wax paper. Trust me, skipping this step is a one-way ticket to frustration when it’s time to slice your bark.
- Mix It Up: Stir your yogurt and powdered sweetener (if using) in a bowl until smooth and well-blended. If you’re going dairy-free, use a creamy keto yogurt base like coconut or almond yogurt to keep things rich and delicious.
- Spread the Base: Pour the yogurt mixture onto the prepared baking sheet and spread it into an even layer, about ¼-inch thick. You’re building the blank canvas for your healthy dessert, so take a moment to make it look good!
- Top It Off: Sprinkle on the mixed berries and keto granola, making sure every bite will have a good mix of toppings. Press them down lightly so they freeze securely into place—that’s a pro move right there.
- Freeze It Up: Place the tray in the freezer and step away for at least 3 hours. Go ahead, check something off your to-do list or finally listen to that playlist you’ve been meaning to cue up. Good things take time.
- Slice & Enjoy: Once the bark is frozen solid, remove it from the freezer. Use a sharp knife to cut it into 12 pieces—or just break it with your hands if that’s how you roll. Either way, get ready to enjoy a cooling, fruity treat that’s as good for you as it is delicious.
- Store Like a Pro: Any leftover pieces can be stored in a freezer-safe bag or airtight container for up to 3 months. Layer parchment between pieces to keep them from freezing together—it’s like meal prep for your sweet tooth!
Notes
- Customization Ideas: Swap the keto granola for unsweetened coconut flakes or sugar-free chocolate chips to make it your own. Prefer tropical vibes? Use diced low-carb fruits like kiwi or a sprinkle of lime zest.
- Why Full-Fat Yogurt: It keeps the bark creamy and smooth. But if you’re dairy-free or aiming for extra protein, a coconut yogurt or high-protein keto alternative works beautifully too.
- Snack Tip: Serve straight from the freezer for maximum crunch and flavor, especially on those extra-hot days.
Disclaimer: The nutritional information provided with this recipe is an estimate and may vary depending on the specific ingredients, brands, or preparation methods you use. Cooking times and results may also vary based on your equipment, conditions, and individual cooking skills. Please use your own judgment and adjust as needed during preparation.
Be mindful of food allergies and sensitivities when preparing this recipe. Always double-check ingredient labels to ensure they are suitable for your specific dietary needs or those of anyone you may be serving. Neither the recipe creator nor this blog assumes responsibility for adverse reactions caused by following the recipe.
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