If you love raspberries you are going to LOVE this Raspberry Bliss Frozen Yogurt Bark!
I call it Raspberry Bliss because bliss is what I feel when I bite into this raspberry flavored froyo bark. It’s hard to believe it’s only 2 WW points on the blue plan per piece!
I remember when I first discovered 0% Greek yogurt and non-fat frozen yogurt, it was like, “where have you been all my life?!” I had some Greek yogurt that was about to expire and frozen yogurt bark was the perfect solution to extend its best before date. My first creation was my WW friendly Rocky Road Froyo Bark. With froyo bark, you get your frozen treat fix without all the calories. This is definitely my favorite summer treat!
Frozen Yogurt Bark Recipe
Since I first created this frozen yogurt bark recipe a couple of weeks ago, I have made it two more times! I can’t seem to get enough (and neither can my daughter) -it really is that good! It’s the perfect frozen treat alternative to ice cream and just as satisfying!
Frozen Yogurt Fruit Bark
Raspberries are tart and so is this bark, but the sweetness from the chocolate, toffee bits and coconut perfectly balance that flavor. And the texture in this frozen yogurt fruit bark is like a party in your mouth!
Weight Watchers Frozen Desserts
I really don’t miss ice cream when I have Weight Watchers frozen desserts like this. So, if you love frozen treats that are WW friendly too, then you’ll love this Raspberry Bliss Frozen Yogurt Bark!
And be sure to check out my other Weight Watchers Recipes!
Raspberry Bliss Frozen Yogurt Bark
Ingredients
- 750 g - container of non-fat greek yogurt
- 1 cup frozen raspberries
- ½ cup low sugar raspberry jam
- 2 tbsp mini chocolate chips
- 1.5 tbsp toffee bits * I use Skor bits
- 1 tbsp fine shredded coconut, unsweetened
Instructions
- Mix jam and Greek yogurt together until fully incorporated, then spread on a parchment covered cookie sheet
- Bang on a flat surface a couple of times to even out.
- Sprinkle raspberries, mini chocolate chips, skor bits and coconut over raspberry yogurt mixture .
- Freeze for 8 hours.
- Break into pieces and enjoy! *
Notes
Nutrition
More Weight Watchers Frozen Dessert Recipes!
WW Black Forest Ice Cream Sandwiches
Sugar-free Pure Fruit Popsicles (0 points)
Strawberry Drumstick Frozen Yogurt Cups
This recipe is part of the Country Cook Weekend Potluck
So pretty! Pink is my favourite. Besides it looking super cute, this is an awesome low sugar snack. Love it!
What a great idea!! I ‘accidentally’ bought a 2.5 kg container of vanilla yogurt and now I need to figure out what to do with it!
What a great idea for a summer treat! I love the flavour combo you have picked and also think this will be fun for the kids (they can pick their own toppings).
Thanks, Vanessa! Yes, it would be great for kids to pick their toppings!
I love this! It’s so fun and you can use any toppings, but these ones are awesome. And the sugar content is low, which is amazing. I don’t miss ice cream now, either. Thank you!
Now THIS is an awesome idea. I love yogurt in all its forms, and frozen yogurt is amazing. I used to free little dots of yogurt for my oldest son when he was little and teething and I kind of fell in love with them myself. Lol. So this? This is like a grown-up, amazing, treat version of that. And given that said son will now only eat yogurt in dessert form, this might just be what I need to get him back on board with it!
Thanks, Sean! I hope that this gets your son back on the yogurt track – my kids love it! 🙂
Oh I’ve heard of frozen yogurt bark before but have never actually seen a recipe before! The Skor bits sound next level and I’m excited to make this this summer!
It will definitely satisfy that frozen treat craving, Kelly. Oh and I agree – Skor bits are next level delicious!
wow this looks so pretty with the fruits and pink color. Pinning this for later!
Thanks!
What a great summer treat. Whenever I think about bark, for some reason I think of Christmas! But this one is fantastic for summer. What a great way to use raspberries. Love it!
My kids love yogurt and this frozen yogurt bark is an awesome idea to use up fruits on hand! (And loads of yogurt) I will have to make this before the yogurt goes bad.
I absolutely love frozen yogurt in the summer and have it at least a few times a week. And this frozen bark idea is fantastic. Not to mention, so pretty!
Thanks, Julia. It really is my go-to guilt-free frozen treat in the summer!