Dark Chocolate & Greek Yogurt Covered Raspberries

Satisfy your ice cream craving with these low calorie Dark Chocolate & Greek Yogurt Covered Raspberries! These raspberries have a salted dark chocolate shell with a frozen yogurt and raspberry center. These are only 88 calories per serving and they are so refreshing! You can use your favorite fruit of course as well such as strawberries, bananas, blueberries, etc.!

This is a great recipe for when you need to use up those raspberries that are about to go bad! This recipe requires very simple ingredients that you most likely have at home already as well! You can use your favorite fruit of course as well such as strawberries, bananas, blueberries, etc.!

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What You Will Need

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How To Make It

How To Store

Store your Dark Chocolate & Greek Yogurt Covered Raspberries in an air tight container in your freezer for up to two weeks. When you are ready to enjoy them, take as many out as you would like to enjoy out and let them sit out for 10 minutes before digging in!

The Easiest Way to Melt the Chocolate

You can easily toss the chocolate in the microwave, but I feel like it is so hard to keep the chocolate melted long enough for you to work with it and dip all of your raspberries in it. If you decide to go this route, I would reccommend adding a little but of coconut oil to your chocolate chips to help it be more creamy.

I find it easier to melt my chocolate over the stove by using the double boiler method. To do this, bring a small pot of water to a boil. Place the chocolate chips in a glass bowl that fits nicely on top of the pot. Set the bowl on top of the pot with the boiling water and allow the chocolate to melt. Once it is fully melted, turn the heat down to low and begin dipping your raspberries.

Tips

Here are my tips for making the perfect dark chocolate covered raspberries:

• Make sure your raspberries are washed and COMPLETELY dried before you start dipping! If they are wet, the Greek yogurt won't stick and you will have a big mess.
• Use a plain Greek yogurt if possible. I personally don't even like flavored yogurts but I think they would taste kind of odd with this combination. I also wouldn't suggest using yogurt with any sort of chunks in it.
• Melt your chocolate using my method above.
• Have a large baking sheet lined with parchment paper ready so that you can place all of your dipped berries on there and easily move them back and forth from the freezer.

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