The recipe Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops
Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops recipe is a Dessert meal that takes several minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dessert, you will like Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops!
Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops
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Home-made frozen yogurt pops are fun to make, we love to experiment in summers with these! What Course Is Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops?Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops is for Dessert. How Long Does Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops Recipe Take To Prepare?Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops takes 20 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops Recipe Take To Cook?Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops takes several minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops Recipe Make?Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops makes 7 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops Recipe?The ingredients for Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops are: 1.5 cups low-fat vanilla yogurt2 medium bananas, cut into chunks, frozen .5 T honey .5 cup walnuts, toasted with: 1 T butter .5 T honey 1 T chocolate syrup for drizzle in molds How Do I Make Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops?Here is how you make Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops: Toast the walnuts in a small skillet with the butter and .5 T honey till fairly caramelized, but not burned. Remove from heat and keep handy.Prepare popsicle molds by drizzling small amounts of chocolate syrup down the sides. I squeeze small blobs in a couple spot around the inside rim and set aside to run down while I whip the yogurt mixture.In a blender on high speed, whip yogurt, frozen bananas and remaining .5 T honey til well-blended. Pulse in the walnuts.Carefully fill pop molds, wiping rims as needed, cap, and freeze at least 3 hours, more like 4. I only have 6 molds in my set, but this recipe makes enough extra to freeze 7 (I pour the extra in a little tupperware, or just eat.) Every time I try to trim down the recipe to only get 6, it's not enough!Run frozen pops under hot water to remove from molds if necessary.Serving Size:?Makes 6 popsicles, with extra left overNumber of Servings: 7Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user GADABOUT2.What's The Nutritional Info For Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops?The nutritional information for Banana-Walnut Yogurt Pops is:
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