Made with sweet, plump frozen peaches, floral honey and vanilla, zesty pie spice and a generous helping of creamy peach yogurt, this Peach Frozen Yogurt is the perfect Summer treat! Each cool, refreshing scoop bursts with spiced peach flavor!
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My absolute favorite part about the summer season? Peaches.
Days spent roaming my local farmer’s market in search of plump, fuzzy peaches are the absolute best. With so many of them piled high in their baskets, the sweet aroma is overwhelmingly glorious. I can almost smell it now! Once home, I turn these juicy beauties into pies, cobblers, ice cream and countless other concoctions. Though I love whipping up a peachy masterpiece, I can also appreciate a simpler recipe. That’s where my Easy Peach Frozen Yogurt comes in!
Ingredients
Frozen Peach Slices
Frozen fruits and vegetables are often frozen at their peak freshness! That means you get the best flavor and all those bonus vitamins and minerals. Because of their icy consistency, frozen peaches also help to firm the frozen yogurt up quickly.
Peach Yogurt
This will give your fro yo additional peach flavor and a smooth, creamy consistency. It makes for silkier soft serve that almost seems sinful! I personally used Yoplait for this recipe.
Honey & Vanilla
Both honey and vanilla are quite sweet, aromatic and slightly floral. Their addition layers in sweetness and lifts up the frozen yogurt.
Pie Spice
The addition of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg, all found in apple pie spice, enhances this recipe and layers in earthy flavor. Just a few sprinkles makes this fro yo taste almost like a peach cobbler!
How to Make Peach Frozen Yogurt
- Add frozen peach slices, Yoplait yogurt, honey, vanilla extract and apple pie spice to your food processor.
- Pulse on high speed until completely smooth then serve.
- Store in a container in the freezer.
How Long Can You Store?
Be sure to store the frozen yogurt in a freezer-safe container to avoid freezer burn. Because there are no preservatives, yogurt can only be frozen for up to 3 months. I suggest using a piece of canvas tape and a sharpie to date the container.
Favorite Frozen Treats
- Perfect Vanilla Ice Cream
- Frozen Yogurt Bark
- Pineapple Whip
- Mango Frozen yogurt
Easy Peach Frozen Yogurt
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Ingredients
- 16 ounces frozen peach slices
- ¾ cup peach yogurt I used Yoplait
- 3-4 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon ground apple pie spice
Instructions
- Add frozen peach slices, Yoplait yogurt, honey, vanilla extract and apple pie spice to your food processor.
- Pulse on high speed until completely smooth then serve.
- Store in a container in the freezer.
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This looks amazing, so simple and refreshing! Must try it this weekend… I love peaches!
YES so easy and delish. I love peaches too!
Looks super refreshing and the peaches are a huge bonus, love em!
YES it is super refreshing.
This looks Amazing!
Thank you so much!
I could snack on this every day…all day.
YES!!!
This sounds beyond good! Perfect way to beat the summer heat right now!
I’m a peach fanatic, and this looks amazing — love it!
It tastes so peachy! So yummy!
I love that you added some honey to sweeten this yogurt!
This is such an amazingly simple recipe! I love peaches! they’re just the best summer fruit apart from berries and mangoes, in my opinion! I love how it requires a handful of ingredients but still gives a result that is packed with loads of fruity peachy flavor! ABSOLUTELY IN LOVE with this frozen peach yogurt!
I have to try this,it reminds me of my childhood growing up in the south. We had peach trees in our yard and we always made peach ice cream during the summer. This looks so delicious and much healthier than the ice cream we used to make.
Gosh you are so lucky! Peach trees are amazing!
how deliciously simple! love this! thank you for sharing!