Frozen Yogurt Fruit Bark Recipe

https://www.courtneyssweets.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/frozen-yogurt-fruit-bark-cookies.jpgNordic Ware Natural Aluminum Commercial Baker’s Quarter SheetWhen we originally made this recipe we used a HUGE sheet pan and we had to move a ton of stuff around in our freezer. It worked, but now we have so much in our freezer that it doesn’t fit.

Now we have a quarter sheet pan so that we can easily make a batch of our favorite frozen yogurt bark without having to purge our freezer food.

It works just as well as the large cookie sheet pan, but this takes up a fraction of the space.

You can even use this pan for baking brownies since it has a nice high edge to it too! We’ve used it to make cakes, cookies, anything you’d like to do in a smaller batch. It’s not just for your frozen fruit bark recipes.

My daughter snags it to use in her toy kitchen too, so I may need to buy an extra just for her to have!

STORING:

Stasher Reusable Silicone Food Bag, AquaNow when it comes to storing frozen fruit bark we like to use a bag rather than a container. I’ve opted to purchase reusable freezer bags. A few reasons we went with this brand are:

• No plastic
• Reusable
• Air-tight
• Pinch Press Seal, super simple!
• Food Grade Silicone
• Safe for the freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and even boiling water.
• NO PVC, Latex, or Petroleum.
• SAFE for us and the environment.

They’re great for packing sandwiches, snacks on the go, and any other way you would use a disposable plastic zippy bag.

Have even more fun with this fun and healthy kid-friendly recipe by turning it into fun shapes!

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