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I wanted to share this easy to make yogurt dessert with you because it’s the fastest weeknight dessert. I love to have something sweet after supper and one night I came up with this easy dessert. Instead of eating “fruit” flavored yogurt or sugar-loaded ice cream, try this healthy version. I know you will love it. It tastes much better too because you add real fruit and real raw honey instead of the processed fruit flavorings and added sweeteners.
Do you also have a sweet tooth just like I do? What is your favorite dessert?
How To Make Yogurt with Berries and Pecans
What you need:
Plain Greek yogurt
Berries (Raspberries are my favorite. You can also add blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, or pomegranate arils)
Raw honey
Pecans (or walnuts)
Preparation
I usually arrange this simple dessert by layering yogurt and berries and pecans and drizzle some honey on top. Of course, you can layer the ingredients as you please and add as much as you want, and I am sure it will turn fantastic. Enjoy! 🙂
Yogurt with Berries and Pecans
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INGREDIENTS
- 4 cups Plain Greek yogurt
- 2 cups Berries, Raspberries are my favorite. You can also add blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, or pomegranate arils
- 4 Tablespoon Raw honey
- 1 cup Pecans, or walnuts
INSTRUCTIONS
- I usually arrange this simple dessert by layering yogurt and berries and pecans, and drizzle some honey on top. Of course, you can layer the ingredients as you please and add as much as you want, and I am sure it will turn fantastic. Enjoy!
NUTRITION
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I don’t follow this. Is this 392 calories for 4 people, 37 carbs for 4 people etc?
I want to make this for 1 person. So how do I know what the nutritional details are.
I took 392 calories and divided by 4 to come up with 98 calories.
Let me know.
Thank you, Jim.
You don’t have to divide any nutritional information to get the info for 1 serving. The nutritional information is per serving. The whole recipe serves 4.
If you make this only for 1 person, you would use only 1/4 of each ingredient listed. To make this easy for you, in the recipe card next to ‘Servings’, you can adjust the number of servings you want to make, and it will automatically calculate for you how much of each ingredient you have to use. Hope this helps!
This looks like such a healthy breakfast!
This yogurt with berries will be a great recipe to help keep me on track this new year. Excited to try this tasty dessert when I’m craving something sweet!
This is such a simple easy way to make a great breakfast or snack. So fresh and delicious!
What a brilliant way to start the day! Filling, nutritious and beautiful to boot!
I love to eat berries year-round either way, but something about the pecans makes this really satisfying for winter!
Oh my! This Yogurt looks so delicious! I love that you’ve added pecans on top! Perfect!
Yogurt is one of my favorite breakfasts and snacks, so I can’t wait to try this!
I love adding pecans as a yoghurt topping. It adds a nice crunch.
I never think to eat yogurt for dessert, but it’s a perfect sweet & light treat at the end of the meal – especially when the weather is warm and berries are in season!
I love this combo for breakfast! So easy!