Frozen Yogurt Bark (Paleo, Vegan)

This healthy frozen yogurt bark recipe is paleo and vegan friendly. It's made with a low sugar coconut yogurt and topped with nuts, seeds and dark chocolate chips. This dairy free yogurt bark is perfect for an easy, healthy dessert option.

I've seen this trend going around on Instagram for frozen yogurt bark, so naturally I had to try it myself.

And boy am I glad I did!!

My yogurt bark recipe is paleo and vegan friendly, as it's made with coconut yogurt and contains simple, healthy toppings. (I did add bee pollen, but just omit that for vegan.)

Healthy Frozen Yogurt Bark

Here's what you need to know about this healthy yogurt bark:

• paleo and vegan friendly: dairy free, gluten and grain free, no refined sugar
• dairy free: made with coconut yogurt
• low in sugar: this is a great low sugar snack or dessert
• easy to make: seriously, one of the easiest dessert/snack recipes
• great for the summer

Ingredients

Here's what you need to make this dairy free yogurt bark:

• coconut yogurt (I like Cocoyo)
• chopped pecans
• extra dark chocolate chips
• hemp hearts/seeds
• raw pumpkin seeds
• bee pollen (omit for vegan)

Any coconut yogurt will work well for this recipe, just be sure to check the ingredients as some yogurts are not paleo. A couple great paleo coconut yogurts include Cocoyo and Coyo (unsweetened).

The toppings are all optional. Feel free to mix and match with various nuts, seeds and fruit.

How to Make Frozen Yogurt Bark

To make frozen yogurt bark, first line a baking sheet with parchment paper.

Then, spread the yogurt over the parchment in a nice, even layer. The yogurt should be about ¼ to ½ inch thick. The thicker the bark, the longer it will take to freeze.

Next, place the toppings on the yogurt. Add as little or as much as you want.

And lastly, place the bark in the freezer for at least two hours. Depending on the type of yogurt you use and the thickness of the bark, freezing time may vary.

After freezing, cut the bark to desired size and eat!

How to Store Frozen Yogurt Bark

Frozen yogurt bark must be stored in the freezer, as it melts at room temperature. Place it in a baggie or storage container and eat within one month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is yogurt paleo?

Yogurt can be paleo, it just depends on the type of yogurt and added ingredients. Many unsweetened coconut or nut milk yogurts (like almond or cashew) are paleo friendly. Any yogurt with dairy or refined sugar (like cane sugar) is not paleo.

What is the best paleo yogurt?

My favorite paleo yogurts are either coconut or almond based. Cocoyo is a great brand of coconut yogurt; even their sweetened versions are paleo friendly. I also like Coyo's unsweetened coconut milk yogurt. (Yes, there is a Cocoyo and a Coyo brand.) A great almond milk yogurt is Kitehill's unsweetened almond milk yogurt.

How long does it take yogurt to freeze?

This depends on the type of yogurt you're using. And, if you're making yogurt bark, how thick you make the bark. That being said, freeze time is typically between 2-3 hours.

Does frozen yogurt bark melt?

Yes, frozen yogurt bark does melt at room temperature. Therefore, it needs to be stored in the freezer and eaten within 15-20 minutes after taking it out.

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