Yogurt Haters Yogurt

"Yes, I hate yogurt, but I know the nutritional value and how good it is for you. I now make this at least once a week and eat it as a low calorie snack at work almost daily. Anyone who has tried it loves it. No yogurt taste at all. Try it, you'll become a yogurt eater too. Thanks to the Jello cookbook."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
2 cups
Serves:
3
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ingredients

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directions

  • Dissolve Jello in boiling water.
  • Add enough ice cubes to cold water to make 1 cup and add to dissolved mixture.
  • Add yogurt and whip with a whisk.
  • I do not use vanilla.
  • Pour into individual bowls/containers and chill.
  • Tip: I usually make this in a 4c measuring cup makes pouring into container so easy.

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Reviews

  1. This was good for something a little different. I made using greek strawberry yogurt and sugar free strawberry jello. Thanks for posting!
     
  2. This is my 2nd time making it. Turns out great!!! Nice light snack! I make it with Dannon yogurt and SF Jello. For me, it makes 5 servings as I use it for a base in parfaits. I layer this, then strawberries, then plain yogurt, then granola. It makes for a tasty treat. I am going to try the blackberry jello once my blackberries come on!! Also have a few more ideas to try, great starter recipe!!! Will be a keeper in my recipe book!
     
  3. I loved adding yogurt to jello. It maked it smooth and creamy. I used strawberry yogurt & strawberry sugar free jello. Thank you for sharing your recipe! Reviewed for Pick A Chef Spring 2007
     
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Thank you to my good friend for this premium membership as a wonderful birthday gift. I grew up a military brat and managed to eat many various foods, but being very young then, I now am experiencing those foods at an age that I can appreciate them. Being a nurse, I have a busy work schedule and like to find recipes that produce great tastes to share with friends but don't take alot of time. With a warm, humid climate in NC, I look for lite foods or things to grill. One can only eat sooo many salads though. Texture is VERY important. I have learned to eat meat med-rare, but nothing "gooshy or slimy"! Some day I will master homemade biscuits and moms meatloaf. I already have the enchilada sauce down pat and am finding many more here.
 
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