Cool & Creamy Frozen Yogurt Treats for Every Season

Creamy, sweet, tangy and tart, these tasty desserts are guaranteed to satisfy any craving.

There's nothing more refreshing than a cold treat on a hot summer day, and homemade frozen yogurt is one of the easiest to make any day of the week. Whether you like it tart, sweet or fruity, there are so many ways to make this dessert without a ton of equipment or ingredients. Unlike fruit-forward sorbet, frozen yogurt is typically much more creamy. In fact, it's often like a better-for-you version of homemade ice cream—with about half of the effort required to whip it up. From frozen yogurt bark to frozen yogurt dots and cups, this versatile dessert is perfect for adults and kids alike.

One of our go-to recipes? This tart, tangy and not-too-sweet frozen yogurt that gets loaded with fresh fruit or fun toppings. It's reminiscent of one of our favorite yogurt shops. Though the exact recipe is a secret, we did our best to replicate this irresistible treat.

The secret to making ultra creamy homemade vanilla or strawberry frozen yogurt is actually incredibly easy.

This healthy-ish treat is simple to create and easy to devour. Start by whipping up a batch of homemade strawberry-balsamic jam, then spread it on parchment paper with vanilla-flavored Greek yogurt. Pop it in the freezer for about two to three hours, until solid. Break the bark into pieces and serve on a hot, sunny day.

These fun and fruity ice pops are the perfect summer treat. Grilling the cantaloupe ahead of time helps develop a deep, caramelized flavor, so when you blend it with yogurt the flavor is perfectly balanced. A bit of almond extract helps add warm, nutty flavor.

How can something so tiny have so much flavor? Thanks to fresh fruit and Greek yogurt these little frozen treats are packed with sweetness and tang. They're perfect for snacking on a hot summer day and are a great snack for kiddos, too.

This super simple recipe requires just two ingredients. Store-bought blueberry preserves and plain Greek yogurt combine to create an icy, refreshing dessert that's sweet, tangy and creamy. No need for an ice pop mold—paper drink cups are the perfect tool for creating these summer treats in an easy-to-eat shape.

If you're looking for a fun and unique frozen treat, this fun bark incorporates different textures for something that's creamy, crunchy and delightfully sweet. A combination of Greek yogurt and raspberry jam, this Greek yogurt bark gets topped with oats and shredded coconut. The crunchy topping perfectly balances out the creaminess of the yogurt.

If you're hosting a summer party, these individual yogurt cups are a fun way to serve frozen yogurt to each guest. Strawberry yogurt, a splash of milk and a combination of berries are all you need to create the cute little cups that your guests are sure to devour.

When frozen as directed, this yogurt recipe will have a light, almost granita-like texture that can be easily scraped with a fork. If you prefer a smoother texture, you can spin the yogurt mixture in an ice cream maker according to the manufacturer's instructions before freezing.

A sweet, frozen treat that's ready in just 10 minutes? Yes please! These creamy milkshakes rely on store-bought frozen yogurt as the time-saving solution to a quick and easy treat. Strawberries, honey and vanilla extract help add deep richness and extra sweetness.

Making a batch of frozen yogurt bark is a great way to use up those leftover scoops of yogurt at the bottom of the container. This recipe uses plain Greek yogurt that gets flavored with strawberry and blackberry preserves for a bit of fruity, tangy sweetness. A topping of sunflower seeds and shredded coconut helps add necessary crunch to the creamy dessert.

It doesn't get easier than this four ingredient dessert recipe. Peeled peaches, vanilla sugar and yogurt combine to create a fruity, creamy dessert that's unexpectedly healthy. To start, simmer peaches and sugar until thickened. Once the mixture is cool, mix the yogurts with the peach mixture in an ice cream maker and serve immediately.

This frozen yogurt bark recipe is perfect for kids. It lets them choose from a variety of toppings—like berries, nuts, seeds or candy—to create a healthy dessert that's satisfying and sweet. A bit of honey and vanilla extract helps sweeten up the tart and tangy Greek yogurt.