Drinkable Yogurt for Baby. Have you ever tried them? I have purchased them once for Sweet Baby and since she has FPIES we have to be extremely careful about the ingredients as she has an allergic reaction to certain things. One thing we’ve noticed is we have to steer clear of natural flavors. Natural Flavors could literally be anything. It was a major let down – especially since we couldn’t wait to buy yogurt for baby.
Since the Stonyfield brand is one we trust I thought the drinkable yogurt would be okay since she’s been fine with their regular whole milk yogurt. BOY, was I wrong. She was screaming in pain and those “natural flavors” are now on our do not even try list.. She LOVED drinking yogurt. In fact she doesn’t even eat yogurt unless it’s in a smoothie.
Smoothies are great, but sometimes I just want her to have more protein than just fruit and the drinkable yogurt would have been a great way to do that. Another thing that concerns me is the high level of sugar.
I prefer to be able to control ingredients and always trying to find a way to make it on my own. Who knew making drinkable yogurt was not only cheap, more nutritious, and delicious to make at home! No more using over ripe bananas for bread, instead make a healthy organic drinkable yogurt for your little one. 🙂 What we love about this recipe is you can use literally ANY fruit and even sneak in some veggies if you’d like. Getting toddlers to eat healthy doesn’t have to be a chore – instead make it fun!
Homemade Drinkable yogurt recipe easy to make at home!
- 1 Banana or handful of favorite fruit
- 1/2 Cup Milk
- 1 Cup Yogurt
- Combine all ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth. Enjoy!
That is a yummy shake for anyone. So glad your little sweetie can enjoy it.
I believe my daughter would love this. Thanks for the recipe!
Thanks for sharing. It’s nice to know there are FPIES friendly recipes like this.
Sounds yummy! I love Stonyfield, they have excellent products & I can always trust the quality.
I’m glad that you found something that works for you and that she likes!
So glad you found a way around the natural flavors issue.
I am so happy you found a way around the natural flavors, we love making our own smoothies!
I bet that’s yummy…Stoneyfield is so good!
That looks super delicious and I bet my kids would love it!
Easy, fresh and I can easily substitute a lower fat milk for my older kids. Thanks so much for sharing and I’m glad you found a perfect solution for Sweet Baby!
So great that you are finding recipes your daughter can enjoy.
This sounds like something my son would enjoy, too!
I’m glad you found something that works for you. I love smoothies with fruit and yogurt.
Now this is something my kids would love to drink. Thanks for sharing.
The sugar in the pre-packaged yogurts is a concern for me too – this looks like a great alternative!
This sounds great and is a great way to save money on those drinks. Glad it works for your daughter!
That looks delicious and good for you! I would love to have one for breakfast.
That looks really good! I’d totally want it, and thanks for sharing FPIES and kid friendly recipes!
My kids love yogurt in all forms. I’ll have to make this for them. 🙂
I love yogurt smoothies. Thanks for sharing your recipe. That IS a good way to use bananas.
This sounds really good! Thanks for the recipe I might have to try it out!
Thanks! My kids need to eat a healthier breakfast. I think this would be a winner with them.
Oh I like how easy this is to make, and to heck with the kids, this is something I would make for myself!
It’s simple and has great ingredients, my favorite kind of smoothie
Yum sounds adult friendly too!
This would be great for anyone!
Sounds delicious and a perfect way drink for breakfast!
So happy to hear your finding great ways to get her the nutritious she needs such a great breakfast and snack option