Greek yogurt unicorn bark

Easy greek yogurt unicorn bark recipe! This 5-ingredient frozen yogurt bark is a fun, colorful, healthy treat to make with the unicorn lover in your life. Perfect for a unicorn party!

Disclaimer: I received a copy of Breakfast: The Most Important Book About the Best Meal of the Day for review. This yogurt unicorn bark recipe is shared with permission from the publisher. All opinions are my own.

Heyo, Rhubarbarians! I'm so excited to share this frozen yogurt unicorn bark with you. It's a super fun and exciting recipe from Breakfast, a cookbook by the editors at Extra Crispy. I've been loving the Extra Crispy website, an extension of MyRecipes, so I was thrilled to review their cookbook and share a recipe with you.

This frozen yogurt bark, it's not your average run-of-the-mill yogurt bark. This is UNICORN BARK. Loaded with sweetness, pastel colors, and tons of fun and whimsy. I had such a great time getting Rhubarbaby involved with this unicorn bark recipe. It's so easy, even a 2-year old can make it!

So, it might seem like a stretch to call this yogurt unicorn bark breakfast, (like the time I made pumpkin breakfast popsicles) but it's much more breakfast-y than it looks. It's mainly yogurt and fruity jam, with some white chocolate and sprinkles on top. HUZZAH! Pretty sure this is a little unicorn lover's dream breakfast!

Have you tried our fruit kabobs with peanut butter yogurt dip?

Breakfast: The Most Important Book about the Best Meal of the Day

When I opened up this vibrant yellow cookbook, the first thing I noticed is a quote from Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne.

"When you wake up in the morning, Pooh, what's the first thing you say to yourself?" -Piglet

"What's for breakfast? What do you say, Piget?" -Pooh

"I say, I wonder what's going to happen exciting today?" -Piglet

"It's the same thing." -Pooh

This breakfast book just..... made me happy. It was like a ray of sunshine from the very first page. It starts with the building blocks of any great breakfast, then goes into fun and humorous articles like "a drawn out and useful hollandaise middle school dance metaphor," and "8 mimosas for summer day drinking." Seriously, my kinda cookbook.

Must try recipes:

Slurpee brunch cocktails

Apple and date strudel with tahini-honey glaze

Strawberry and prosecco glazed granola coffee cake

Crosshatchelback potatoes

Cauliflower "chicken" and waffles

This Breakfast book is one that I could actually sit down and read and have a smile on my fave the whole time. The articles are catchy, hilarious but informative in a really good way, and all about my fave thing ever: food. Breakfast food specifically (duh!). I seriously cannot rave about this cookbook enough.

How to live that yogurt bark life

One of my favorite sections of the book is titled "How to live that yogurt bark life." It's colorful, it's fun, and it's all about how you can eat popsicles for breakfast!

I was immediately drawn to the yogurt unicorn bark recipe because I knew it was one that I could make with Rhubarbaby. All the barks sound DELICIOUS, but this one was one I knew a 2-year old would have a blast with.

Rather than being made with chocolate, this bark is made with yogurt, so is much healthier and perfectly acceptable for breakfast. Right? ??

Get your copy of Breakfast: The Most Important Book About the Best Meal of the Day on Amazon!

How to make greek yogurt unicorn bark

As mentioned above, this frozen yogurt unicorn bark is so easy, my 2-year old made it. I helped... a bit. ?

First, gather all your ingredients. This unicorn bark recipe calls for greek vanilla yogurt, 2 kinds of jam, and white chocolate chips. Be sure to choose greek yogurt, or thick full-fat yogurt so it stays creamy while frozen. I added a few different kinds of sprinkles just to give it that extra unicorn love.

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper (trust me on this one) and make sure there is some room in your freezer. Spread the yogurt evenly along the bottom of the pan. Plop some dollops of jam randomly on top and zig zag through with a knife or toothpick to get that jam ripple. Then top with all the white choco chips and sprinkles.

Freeze for several hours, then cut into chunks and enjoy!

Unicorn bark: A fun treat to make with kids!

I have a 7 year old niece who is OBSESSED with unicorns right now and I know she would think this unicorn bark is the most fun recipe ever. The colors, the sweetness, the fact that it's like dessert for breakfast. It's a kiddo's dream food!

To make this super fun for kids, take them to the store with you and let them pick out the toppings to add. Most grocery stores have a giant selection of sprinkles and toppings in the baking aisle. Let them pick out a few different colors and textures of sprinkles! Then let them choose the flavors of jam they would like. I used raspberry and blueberry, but any 2 kinds that are slightly different colors would work. You could even use strawberry yogurt for a pink base!

When you start making the yogurt bark, help them evenly spread the yogurt along the bottom of the pan, and then let them be the chef! You can't really mess up or put too many toppings on unicorn bark!

More recipes to make with toddlers and kids

1. Halloween sweet potato "cookies"
2. Easy banana "sushi"
3. Apple fruit donuts
4. Breakfast sundaes

Greek yogurt unicorn bark recipe

Recipe

Thank you Extra Crispy for letting me share your unicorn bark recipe! Remember to check out Breakfast on Amazon.

I hope you’ll give this frozen yogurt unicorn bark a try! Snap a pic and give me a shout on social media #Rhubarbarians! #ExtraCrispy

Trish

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