These yogurt jello bites are the perfect low carb sweet snack!
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I love how just two ingredients can make something so tasty! And as much as I love chocolate treats sometimes I just want something sweet and candy-like. These really hit the spot.
In a medium bowl, mix together some Greek yogurt and sugar free Jello powder. I used strawberry flavor Jello as I just love the color – but you can use any flavor you like.
Place the bowl in a microwave and cook it in one minute bursts, stirring well after each burst. After 2-4 minutes (depending on the power of your microwave) the Jello crystals will be fully dissolved into the yogurt.
Spoon the mixture into a silicone mold. I used this cute daisy mold because the mixture was pink and it is spring, but there are so many to choose from! How about hearts, pumpkins or snowflakes? Note: I do spray the mold first with a little mild-tasting non-stick spray first just to make removal a little bit easier!
Level off the mold with an icing spatula to keep the bites neat, then put them in the fridge until they have set – about three hours.
Carefully remove the yogurt bites from the mold and serve or store in the fridge until required.
- 16 oz Greek yogurt 0% fat, equivalent to 1.65 cups
- 1 0.3 oz packet Strawberry Sugar Free Jello
- In a medium bowl, mix the ingredients together.
- Place the bowl in a microwave and cook in one minute bursts, stirring well between each burst.
- Cook until Jello crystals have completely dissolved.
- Spoon the mixture into a silicone mold, use a spatula to smooth over the top.
- Place in the fridge and leave for 3 hours.
- Carefully turn out each yogurt bite and enjoy!
1g net carbs per bite (based on 18 servings!)
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Are the ingredients tripled for a reason or is it 1 16 oz yogurt and 1 box jello?
Yikes! Just one of each. Fixing it now so please refresh in a few minutes.
Hi, any idea whether full fat yogurt would be okay in this application?
Thank you!
I’ve not tried it but I’m sure it would work, you’d just need to check the nutritional data.
Hi, how would it work if one would use gelatin powder ?
Think it would work with full fat coconut milk instead of the yogurt?
But then they’d be Coconut Milk Jello Bites. 🙂 Sorry, I don’t know, I’ve never tried it – but let me know if you do! Georgina