Want to know how to make breakfast froyo? This is an extra special plain yogurt, churned as it freezes to produce a gorgeous froyo (frozen yogurt), served in generous scoops, topped with a scattering a fresh fruits.
They’re made extra special with Onken Plain Grain, a slightly sweetened plain yogurt with 5 grains - Barley, Oats, Rye, Wheat and Rice. I absolutely love the texture of Onken Plain Grain - it’s creamy, chewy, refreshing and satisfying.
So, on with the recipe! Here’s how to make this fab recipe for a deliciously different breakfast. You can make a big batch to dip into when you fancy a cool breakfast treat.
Ingredients
- 450 g (15.87 oz) Onken Plain Grain
- 40 g mixed fruit
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tbsp rolled oats
Equipment
Instructions
Pour the Onken Plain Grain into a freezer safe container and place in the freezer for 30 minutes.
Remove from the freezer and give it a good whisk.
Repeat a couple more times until you have a consistency similar to ice cream.
Serve 2-3 scoops per person into bowls. Top with fruit, a squeeze of honey and a scattering of rolled oats for a truly delicious breakfast.
Which fruits would you top your breakfast froyo with? Check out more frozen yogurt treat ideas.
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Breakfast Froyo Recipe
Ingredients
- 450 g (15.87 oz) Onken Plain Grain
- 40 g mixed fruit
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tbsp rolled oats
Instructions
- Pour the Onken Plain Grain into a freezer safe container and place in the freezer for 30 minutes.
- Remove from the freezer and give it a good whisk.
- Repeat a couple more times until you have a consistency similar to ice cream.
- Serve 2-3 scoops per person into bowls. Top with fruit, a squeeze of honey and a scattering of rolled oats for a truly delicious breakfast.
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clarissa says
that looks lovely and refreshing especially now we have some sun mm
francesca says
Oh hat a smashing idea!! I really want to make this now!! Its looks incredible!
Stephanie Merry says
I really struggle with breakfast ideas so I love the idea of this - it looks delicious! x
Lauretta @ Home and Horizon says
Thanks for sharing this - what a great idea and I love Onlem yoghurt so this is a unique way of changing things up for breakfast!
Lilinha says
Yummy, such a delicious breakfast! I could definitely have it on a daily basis! :)
nicol says
so easy to make! ive made it before but i forgot to whisk it so it was rock solid haha
Melanie says
This looks scrummy like my morning breakfast fixes too :) x
Samantha Bye says
It looks so delicious that I'd feel like I'm being naughty eating it for breakfast! Definitely going to give it a go x
LaaLaa says
Oh my goodness. This looks way too good and makes me want to go get yoghurt now. Thanks for this ☺
Lilinha says
What an easy to make recipe and looks so delicious! I will be trying it! :)