You scream, I scream, we all scream for . . . yogurt popsicles! Hot Summer days are upon us, and what better way to celebrate the everyday than a cool and refreshing snack that's healthier than ice ...

1. Using a blender or food processor, blend fruit until pureed into a smoothie-like consistency. 2. Pour fruit mixture into a large bowl. 3. Stir in the yogurt and honey. 4. Make sure your popsicle ...

Hot summer afternoons are so much better when the freezer is filled with frosty popsicles to snack on. These are nothing like store-bought popsicles. Yogurt makes them creamy and the berries are on ...

The celebrity chef wants to inspire you to "build better relationships with great food" When it comes to eating, Friday doesn’t have to be just an ordinary day. British chef Jamie Oliver wants you to ...

Rhubarb is one of those quintessential spring and summer vegetables: bright pink, bitter stalks that pair amazingly with strawberries. While rhubarb is known for its bright color and bitter flavor, ...

These greek yogurt popsicles are simple and can be made with so many different combinations of fruits, sweetener and granola. My favorite combination is with raspberries, blueberries, cinnamon granola ...

WSVN — Join Belkys Nerey as she shows you how to make delicious yogurt popsicles. Belkys Nerey: "Hey, everybody. I’m Belkys Nerey with this Online Extra! A lot of us buy these little baby-sized yogurt ...

In a bowl, whisk the yogurt and sugar together until the sugar has dissolved. Add the cherries and chocolate, and stir to combine. Pour into Popsicle moulds. Tap the moulds on the counter to remove ...

Not only are these pops nutritious, but unlike their store-bought counterparts, parents can control the ingredients — especially the sugar. They're packed with protein and good fats which are ...

I am all over the Greek yogurt these days--it's the perfect breakfast food (low fat and filling, with 10g of protein!) and awesome in smoothies (tip of the hat to Vitamin G reader shamarie87). So it ...