When it comes to healthy afternoon snacks, yogurt reins supreme. When you’re not dressing it up with your favorite toppings, you’re making parfait popsicles or smoothie bowls to suppress your sweet craving. When you do decide to try new ways to eat Greek yogurt, give *yogurt bark* a try. You’ll feel like you’re getting a naughty snack, but you’ll actually be treating yourself to a healthful bite of goodness. To see more, scroll down to find 16 yogurt bark recipes that make the perfect afternoon snack.
Cereal Yogurt Bark
Kids and adults will simultaneously fight over this snack. Mix and match your favorite cereals for your own delicious custom creation. (via Hello, Wonderful)
Almond Cranberry Frozen Yogurt Bark With Chia Seeds
Between the almond and chia seeds, this bark is going to give you a major energy boost. Grab a few pieces before the gym and prepare to rock that spin class. (via Slim Sanity)
Berry Swirl Frozen Yogurt Bark
Spoonfuls of jam and fresh berries add tons of flavor to plain Greek yogurt. Swirl them all together and you’ll get this gorgeous bark that’s as tasty as it is easy on the eyes. (via Celebrating Sweets)
Blueberry Coconut and Almond Yogurt Bark
Keeping yogurt chips around means that you can make this bark without having to freeze it. Yay for getting to eat yogurt bark whenever your heart desires! (via Treat Yourself Sweeter)
Blueberry Frozen Yogurt Bark
Mixing blueberries with your yogurt gives it a beautiful magenta hue. To dress up the top, decorate with dried coconut, sprinkles and freeze-dried berries. (via Natural Fitness Diet)
Chocolate Banana Frozen Yogurt Bark
This deceivingly decadent froyo bark is a great nutritious substitution for chocolate ice cream. Feel free to add nuts or additional fruit to the top for even more flavor. (via My Fussy Eater)
Chocolate Chip Granola Frozen Yogurt Bark
Crunchy granola, creamy chocolate and icy frozen yogurt make an epic squad. Prepare a big batch to keep in your freezer and you’ll never be without a quick snack. (via Honey and Birch)
Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark
Pomegranate makes the perfect mix-in for yogurt bark. When you take a bite, the arils burst and fill your mouth with tart and sweet liquid. Pair that with dark chocolate and you’ll think it’s an indulgent dessert. (via Live Eat Learn)
Frozen Fruit Yogurt Bark
If only all of your snacks could look like a colorful mosaic. Make this frozen fruit yogurt bark with the kiddos and they can use the fruit to create whatever pretty designs they want. (via Courtney’s Sweets)
Matcha Pistachio Yogurt Bark
When you need an afternoon caffeine boost along with your snack, reach for this green tea bark. It’s studded with pistachios and full of disease-fighting antioxidants to keep you healthy. (via Sugar-Free Londoner)
Sweet Peach Mango PistachioFrozen Yogurt Bark
No matter what time of the year it is, you can have perfectly ripe peaches in your yogurt bark, thanks to the freezer. Try making it dairy-free by swapping for vanilla coconut yogurt. (via Kumquat Blog)
Raspberry Frozen Yogurt Bark
When you come home famished, you’ll be so happy that you took the five minutes to make this bark at the beginning of the week. Even if you want to eat it all, only take out one piece at a time so that it doesn’t melt too quickly. (via Tastemade)
Strawberry Chocolate Chip Yogurt Bark
There’s no duo more perfectly matched than strawberry and chocolate. Except for Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, of course. (via Wendy Polisi)
Frozen Yogurt Trail Mix Bark
When you arrive back from a morning of hiking killer trails, the first thing you want is a refreshing snack to cool you off. Prep this trail mix bark before you leave and you can count on it to refuel you when you get home. (via Kim’s Cravings)
Valentine’s Yogurt Bark
Don’t leave it until Valentine’s Day to show your significant other how much you care. Spell it out any day of the year with this hugs and kisses yogurt bark. (via Fork and Beans)
Vegan Chunky Monkey Frozen Yogurt Bark
Yep, you read that right. Your favorite ice cream flavor has been made into a healthy and vegan froyo bark. You’re welcome. (via Veggies Don’t Bite)
Paige Johnson
Paige is a blogger, food writer and culinary master from Louisville, Ky. She's a newlywed who's obsessed with dogs and renovating her 117 year old home. When she's not working on her blog — My Modern Cookery — you can find her binge watching F.R.I.E.N.D.S with a triple shot latte in-hand.
