As good as peanut butter, fruit, and chocolate are, peanut butter and fruit can be damn good on their own, too. With fruit and yogurt, this is a great snack for a toddler. Or yourself if you don’t want to share; I didn’t. I used a strawberry yogurt and the dip tasted just like a PB&J but the recipe is totally customizable. It keeps in the refrigerator for a few days, too—not that they’ll be any extra.
Fruity Peanut Butter Yogurt Dip
Ingredients(Makes 6-8 servings):
- 1/2 cup fruit-flavored yogurt*
- 1/2 cup natural runny peanut butter
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- Fruit/veggies for dipping
*To customize the flavor, use 6 tablespoons of yogurt and 2 tablespoons of any fruit jam.
Mix together all of the ingredients completely making sure there aren’t any clumps. Move to a serving dish.
Serve with chopped fruit and vegetables.
You’re never too old to play with your food, especially when it’s a strawberry-peanut butter banana sandwich. Never.
yummmm. who needs bread when you can have strawberry peanut butter banana sandwiches? (;
You are so smart and creative. Every recipe you make, I’m like “Oh, want to make that one too.” Damn full time work, preventing me from cooking your recipes all day.
PPL 4 Lyfe.
Yum! I’d take this down with a spoon.
I just tried the cherry Amande yogurt the other day, and the peach is in my fridge. I loved it and bet it would be badass in this mix too!
powdered sugar and PB…a winning combo!
For some reason the name of this recipe makes me think of fruit pebbles…random.
Toddlers, teens, adults… I don’t know who WOULDN’T be all over this. I’d totally eat this for breakfast.
this would be dangerous for me to have around because I would absolutely eat it by the spoonful. Which means I should make it immediately.
Delicious!
okay not only genius because you combined yogurt and peanut butter but because you used the almond milk yogurt I have been dying to try!
Love it!
Ahhh that dip looks AMAZING! The perfect study snack. Good luck finishing up with school, I know you will rock your exams/papers!
this is so simple I am in love! Once I have the power of an electric mixer again, I will certainly be making these
Just saw this on pinterest. It looks amazing!
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This looks sooo good! Can’t wait to try, thanks for a great idea.
This looks delicious and it actually is a great snack for me to try while on my diet! I put a link for this in my blog!
I love PB and I love yogurt and I love bananas!!! What a great way to make the PB less dense. I will be doing this once I get to TJ’s for more bananas. Thank u!
Sounds like a perfect pre-running snack one question though what is the purpose for the powdered sugar? Is it a texted thing or does it make it sweeter or something? I’m just wondering I don’t really like to eat a lot of sugar and I don’t like to give a lot of it to my kids and since pb already has some sugar in it I was just wondering if it was a must have thank you!!
The sugar is mostly to sweeten it.
I left off the sugar but added a little honey…It sweetened it nicely!!
I made it without the powdered sugar and with unsweetened, natural peanut butter. It was still plenty sweet because of the yogurt. Second time I added some pureed dates and that was beyond amazing!
Ok thank you I think I might try it first with out it and if it doesn’t taste right then I’ll add it. Thanks for the recipe I think my kids will love it!!!
Ok, I just made this and I LOVE it!!! Gave it to the kids with apples for breakfast and nothing was left. I didnt add the sugar and it was still super yummy. This is now a go to breakfast for us. THANKS!
I saw this and immediately went to my kitchen to make it. I used raspberry yogurt and about half the sugar. Ate it with a banana (and a few spoonfuls on its own). So good, healthy, and simple. New breakfast staple. Thanks!
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Anyone tried it with greek yogurt??
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Can I do this with out the sugar
Yes
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Just made a light version (ww friendly) to have as a snack with fruit.
6oz chobani peach flavor
1/8 cup Jif creamy peanut butter
1/8 cup powdered sugar
So good!
3 servings, 3 PP each.
Thanks for the idea! Now I will definitely buy strawberries and enjoy them with this.
Thanks for the recipe made this tonight and it was great! Perfect snack/dessert!!
Loved this recipe!!! Changed the powder sugar to honey and it was wonderful!
Love this. My husband cannot have dairy and he loves that almond yogurt. I am going to make this tonight for him. He will love it. Even good for a lunch for him. Thanks
I cut the powdered sugar, used almond butter, plain low fat greek yogurt, homemade pineapple/apricot jam and whipped it all up. I had leftover so the next day I used it as a base for a berry smoothie with almond milk…..loved it!
I have seen this recipe several places, but this one has a lot of variations. Has anyone tried using Nutella and p. butter? I just thought about the combination. Maybe I’ll try it this week. yummmmm
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Just curious – how long would you estimate the shelf life? (not that it would stick around for very long anyways) Just a couple days?
I would guess 3-5 days in the refrigerator if well wrapped up.
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Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing this!
I read the recipe for this walked to my kitchen and made it I had a spoonful and then put it in the freezer…. I can’t wait for this cool treat!
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I make a similar dip, but I don’t use the powdered sugar, as it’s pretty darn good without the sugar! I have used Stonyfield’s non-fat CHOCOLATE yogurt with this, too- it’s delicious for dipping strawberries!
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So tasty!!
I wanted to cut down a bit on the sugar and fat in this recipe so I tried:
1 single-serve chobani greek yogurt (6 oz)
1/4 c reduced fat natural pb (smuckers is DELISH)
1/8 c powdered sugar
even fluffier and creamier than the original is possible!
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