Last Updated on October 9, 2021 by Anne-Marie

Homemade Yogurt Bites are an easy-to-make breakfast treat. This yogurt bites recipe contains everything you want in a wholesome snack or dessert.

Why this recipe works

Make a batch of these Homemade Yogurt Bites for a quick, easy breakfast treat or an afternoon snack.

I love them because this yogurt bites recipe contains all the elements you want in a good-for-you breakfast – fruit and berries, non-fat Greek yogurt, and a gluten free whole grain cereal.

They’re also a lovely frozen treat to have on hot summer afternoons and practically guilt-free!

Making homemade yogurt bites is super easy

I make each batch in colorful silicone cupcake liners baking cups. The cups are eco-friendly and easy-release.

The baking cups are also BPA, PVC and phthalate free, and are made from 100% pure, food-grade silicone meeting stringent U.S. FDA and European LFGB food safety standards.

It’s so easy to pop the bites out of the cups and store them in the freezer for breakfast in a Ziploc bag.

That way you have a batch of wholesome breakfast or snack treats already waiting in your freezer when you don’t have time to prepare a meal.

Or you can leave the yogurt bites in the baking cups for serving. They’re easy to clean, too, and great for making cupcakes, Hash Brown Sausage Muffins, or Homemade Peanut Butter Cups.

Yogurt bite recipe variations

How to make frozen yogurt bites depends on what you have on hand or your personal preferences.

If you don’t have fresh or frozen blueberries, try strawberries. Just make sure to cut them up into small, bite sized pieces. You could also try other berries or small pieces of fruit, like peaches or cherries.

I originally made these with Strawberry Cheerios, which are discontinued. But you can use another variety of Cheerios, most of which are gluten free.

Any type of gluten free cereal will work in this yogurt bites recipe. You can also add a gluten free granola or coconut to the tops just before freezing.

Bored with vanilla Greek yogurt? Then use a different flavor! You can also make this recipe dairy free by using a soy or coconut yogurt.

Dried fruit like raisins or dried cranberries would also be delicious in this frozen Greek yogurt bite recipe.

Tips for serving this yogurt bites recipe

When serving the yogurt bites, let them site out at room temperature for one to two minutes so they thaw a bit.

Then eat them quickly while they still hold their cup-like shape.

If you’re eating them out of the baking cups with a small spoon, you have a little more time to enjoy them while they melt.

Looking for more yogurt recipes?

I love cooking with yogurt!

This Avocado Deviled Eggs Recipe is terrific for holidays when you need a green appetizer.

I love serving this Avocado Dip Veggie Shooters Recipe at parties.

This Vegan Spinach Artichoke Dip Recipe is made with soy yogurt.

Bake up some Raspberry Yogurt Muffins or Healthy Strawberry Mufffins for breakfast!

Originally published on August 29, 2016. Updated with new photos and information.