We love ice cream around here. We also love raspberries. But We are cutting back on the junk food and fatty ice creams had to go. So I decided to make something to replace it. Frozen Yogurt! It’s extremely easy to make and only contains a handful of ingredients. I’ve also replaced the sugar in it. You can also use any type of fruit in place of the Raspberries. If you do I suggest cutting out some of the stevia because the fruit will be sweeter. (Raspberries tend to be bitter to some people) So here we go! 
Gather your ingredients together. Make sure your raspberries are thawed out.
Place your Raspberries into a food processor and puree the raspberries.
Strain the Raspberry puree to get all the seeds out.
This is the part where I get super messy and wish I had an apron on to wipe my hands.
You may need to push the puree through the strainer. But you don’t want to add water because it will cause your frozen yogurt to get too “icy.”
After you push it all through you are left with a beautiful seedless puree. If you don’t mind the seeds then by all means skip this step!
Add your Greek Yogurt and stevia to a bowl. Mix until the stevia is dissolved. After it’s all blended add your raspberry puree and mixe if all up.
Next you’ll place the mixture in your ice cream maker and blend to the manufacturers directions. But if your like me you don’t own an ice cream maker so you so things the old fashioned way with a bag of ice and some rock salt. Or you can place it into the freezer for 20 minutes. Take it out and squish the bag around to mix it up. Place it back in the freezer another 20 minutes, take out squish bag.
Rinse and repeat until it’s nice and thick.
There you have it! Yummy Raspberry Frozen Yogurt.
What you will need:
3 Cups (24 oz) of Greek Yogurt
3 1/2 tbsp of Truvia (Stevia)
10 oz of Frozen Raspberries
Thaw Raspberries. Puree in a food processor. Strain seeds out.
Blend Greek Yogurt and stevia until it’s dissolved. Add your raspberry puree and mix well.
Place in your ice cream maker and blend as instructed in the manufacturers directions.
Place in freezer to harden further or enjoy right out of the machine!
If it’s your first time using Truvia and aren’t sure of the conversions from sugar to stevia (stevia is much sweeter than sugar) check out this handy chart.
Yum! I wish I had an ice cream maker!
the photo is so so great!!!
Super yummy! I would cheat though and do a little sugar or something sweeter..I don’t like fake sugar!
My kids will go crazy for this! They love frozen yogurt!
That looks really, really good!
The seeds are what always foil me, since I’m too lazy to strain them 😛
What a great recipe, and healthy, too! I will make this for my kiddos!
That looks so good and refreshing!
This looks so good and creamy!
Yum. That looks amazing.
I love the Simply Organic brand! This looks good 🙂
Yum, yum, yummy!
Oh my gosh this looks incredible!
That looks so good!
Oh I think I want to try this one! LOVE!
Great recipe, I have made ice cream a few times, but never frozen yogurt.
This looks so yummy!
This looks amazing.
Mmmm, I love frozen yogurt!
Even though it is freezing outside that would be so refreshing right now!
Omg you had me at low calories! This looks ah-mazing.
I just love frozen yogurt!
YUM! I love raspberries!
I could just pluck those raspberries up. LOL!
I can’t believe how easy that is–and it looks so yummy!
Raspberries are my favorite fruit! I had to pin it! YUMMY!
I’m impressed!
That looks so refreshing. That label overlay is so cool too, love the photos.
This sounds so good! I love the idea of fresh, homemade yogurt!
That really looks Yummy Meghan! And I love that it’s healthy too! Now make an Orange one! LOL!
This looks DELICIOUS! I bet my kids would like this more than ice cream. And I like the idea since its a healthy alternative!
That looks delicious. I’ll have to try it when it gets warmer out.
that looks really good. I love stevia.
What a spectacular idea! I have all of these ingredients, except fresh blueberries instead of raspberries, here at home right now.
I really need an ice cream maker so I can make this delicious treat!
I made a commitment to cut out the ice cream as well this year…and frozen yogurt is the perfect substitute! Your pictures are amazing. I need some now.
That looks delicious!!
I am sure I would love this…I am a big fan of raspberry
Yummy! That looks so delicious! I love making things like this with my kids, we do it in the bag. 🙂
This looks amazing! I can’t eat raspberries but I can have strawberries. I need to try to make this for myself!
Wow! I wonder if I could do that with Strawberries…..
Oh yeah any fruit really! Just keep in mind Raspberries are more bitter so strawberries may not need as much Stevia!
My husband would SO love this, thanks for sharing.
I really wish I had an ice cream maker. So much CRAP is in the stuff we buy at the store. I want pure ice cream like this recipe.
Love that! I’ll have to give it a try with Lakanto!
We need to try to make this. Looks so yummy.
This looks yummy!
Yummy and healthy. Just perfect!