Frozen Berry Yoghurt

Frozen Berry Yoghurt

Everyone is into the new craze of frozen yoghurts! Why? Well, the way that it has been marketed is that it is ‘healthy’ or at least ‘healthier’ than normal ice-creams and cold desserts. But have you ever wondered just how much sugars are actually in the highly processed frozen yoghurts? Not to mention the additional toppings you can add? You might as well consume a low-fat ice-cream dessert instead!

This frozen berry yoghurt not only has minimal amounts of sugars, but uses fresh or frozen berries and natural yoghurt. It’s really that simple – you could do it in your sleep!

RECIPE

  • 2 cups of organic natural yoghurt
  • 2 tablespoons of organic coconut sugar
  • 1 cup of your favourite berries (fresh or frozen)

METHOD

  1. In a small bowl combine all ingredients together until there is a smooth consistency.
  2. Place in a funky bowl or container of choice, cover and freeze for 1.5 to 2 hours.
  3. Voila! Frozen berry yoghurt at your finger tips ready to be indulged!  Continue reading

Cacao Bliss Balls

Cacao Bliss Balls

Think of rum balls… now think of non-alcoholic healthy bliss balls… Can you taste the denseness and layers of the chocolate and coconut yet? This is a simple and quick on the go dessert, great to go with your coffee or chai to end the days stresses. Let’s begin!

RECIPE

Serves 6

METHOD

  1. Place all of the ingredients apart from the coconut into a blender or food processor until smooth.
  2. Roll the dough into balls (roughly around 6 balls).
  3. Roll the balls into the coconut ensuring that it is completely covered.
  4. Place the balls into the fridge to set for a minimum of 15 minutes before indulging!  Continue reading

Blueberry Chia Seed Pudding

Blueberry Chia Seed Pudding

 

This Blueberry Chia Seed Pudding really is one of a kind! It so refreshing yet filling that you can have it first thing in the brekky as an energising pick me up to get your day started, or to end a nutritious meal as a dessert! The layering of berries, yoghurt and chia seeds just tops it off, leaving your tastebuds wanting more!

RECIPE

Serves 2

METHOD

  1. In a blender, lightly blend the chia seeds, milk, half of the blueberries and coconut.
  2. Pour into a glass jar or container, cover and set overnight or for at least 5 hours in the fridge.
  3. Once set, layer the glass or container with yoghurt, passionfruit and strawberries (if desired).
  4. Top with the rest of the blueberries and any remainder coconut & enjoy!
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Banana and Raspberry Bread

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This recipe combines the traditional banana bread with a hint of raspberries and macadamia nuts, turning it into an amazing twist! The raspberries adds a bit of colour to the bread and tastes berrylicious! It is so easy to make and is a great recipe for a nutritious ‘on the go’ snack or brekky. Please see below to start cracking!

RECIPE

METHOD

Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees celsius Continue reading

Cinnamon Baked Pear with Natural Yoghurt

Cinnamon baked pear

My first blog post – my first ever experience baking with pear! I had my first and last experience with a pear dessert over a year ago in the ever so busy Oxford Street in Bulimba, and from that very first bite, I was determined to bake my own pear dessert dish! This recipe is so simple yet so satisfying to finish off a cold winter’s meal. The cinnamon gives off that spiciness and aromatic fragrance to the whole dish. With the sweetness from the Natvia sugar and honey, in addition to the combination of the natural yoghurt, you will find that it creates the perfect balance. Not too sweet, and not too sour. If you like the sound of this, please see below to get started!

RECIPE

METHOD

Pre-heat oven to 200 degrees celsius Continue reading