26/11/2020

CategoryDairy, Everyday, Frozen, Fruit, Snacks

Yields1 ServingQuarter (0.25 Servings)Half (0.5 Servings)Default (1 Serving)Double (2 Servings)Triple (3 Servings)

Classification

NSW:   EVERYDAY   ACT: GREEN

Ingredients

 1 cup soft fruit (e.g. mango, peach, berries, banana, passionfruit)

 200 g reduced-fat natural or vanilla yoghurt

Method

1

Finely chop the fruit.

2

Mix with the yoghurt.

3

Spoon into ice cube moulds.

4

Freeze for 1-2 hours until solid.

5

Pop bites out of trays and place in a freezer container.

6

Serve desired number of bites into a serving cup and provide a toothpick or fork.

Tips

  • You can use fresh, frozen or canned fruit. Make a variety of different flavours. The students can then pick how many bites they want and can choose different flavours.
  • The cost for ingredients will vary depending on the fruit you choose. So this costing is an estimate only.
  • If you’re using shaped moulds or those made out of silicone, be careful when it comes to popping them out because they can be fragile. We recommend sitting the moulds in a little warm water for 30 seconds to help loosen them first.

Ingredients

 1 cup soft fruit (e.g. mango, peach, berries, banana, passionfruit)

 200 g reduced-fat natural or vanilla yoghurt

Directions

1

Finely chop the fruit.

2

Mix with the yoghurt.

3

Spoon into ice cube moulds.

4

Freeze for 1-2 hours until solid.

5

Pop bites out of trays and place in a freezer container.

6

Serve desired number of bites into a serving cup and provide a toothpick or fork.

Frozen Fruit Bites

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