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I used strawberries here because they’re easy to mash and they go well with honey, but feel free to use any type of fruit. This recipe for homemade strawberry frozen yogurt is sweet without being overly sweet and has a nice tang to it. Mix everything except the sugar together and only start adding sugar, a tablespoon at a time, until the yogurt is sweet enough for your liking. If you only have flavored yogurt on hand, you can certainly use that but keep in mind that you’ll need very little, if any, added sugar. And it did! Feel free to use more Greek yogurt in place of the cream. I also added some cream to see if it would result in creamier frozen yogurt. Fat-free or even low-fat yogurt will yield some unpleasantly icy frozen yogurt.

I used full-fat plain Greek yogurt here and I strongly encourage you to do the same.

Not only does homemade frozen yogurt taste much better than the kind from the mall, but it’s significantly cheaper and relatively healthy. If you’ve never made homemade frozen yogurt, you’re in for a treat. If all else fails, you can try covering up the froyo with toppings.Now that it’s summer, I prefer no-bake desserts like this strawberry swirl frozen yogurt. Some beginning swirlers make tight swirls because they’re nervous, the circular motions should be relaxed yet controlled. If the froyo is too soft, it’s very difficult to make a nice swirl because the swirls won’t hold up. Repeat if you want to have more than one flavor. The froyo looks particularly nice the peak points upwards. When you’re ready to finish up, don’t pull the cup down…push up to stop the flow of the froyo. Try to make progressively smaller circles as you fill up the cup. If the froyo is coming out faster, you need to adjust the speed and make faster swirling motions. Move the cup away from the spout as it fills up with swirls, maintaining a close distance between the top of your swirled frozen yogurt and the spot. Step 3: Keep your swirl goingĪs the froyo comes out, move your wrist in a slow circular fashion (try it clockwise and counterclockwise on different occasions to see which is more comfortable for you) making smaller and smaller circles. Pull down on the lever firmly and slowly. If you want more than one flavor, hold the cup under the froyo machine so that the frozen yogurt will hit the inside of the cup on the bottom but slightly to the side of where you want the swirl to be, not dead center. If you just want one flavor and the cup isn’t huge, tilt your cup slightly and let the froyo first hit the bottom of the cup on the edge of the circle. Step 2: Starting your swirlĭecide how many froyo flavors you want in your cup because that will determine whether you want the first swirl on the side of the cup or in the center of the cup. Leave some space around the froyo for toppings, if you want to add toppings.

#SWIRL FROZEN YOGURT PLUS#

Plus if there’s too much space in the cup, your froyo might fall over to the side.

#SWIRL FROZEN YOGURT FULL#

The froyo creation will look nicer if the cup looks full vs. Unless you want to eat an enormous amount of froyo, start with a smaller cup. Step 1: Choosing the cupĬhoose a smaller size cup. Get better looking results with our froyo swirling pointers. It’s a new year and it’s the perfect time to challenge yourself to improving your swirl.

Swirl frozen yogurt