Yogurt Parfait

“Made your recipe with a fat-free vanilla yogurt, a homemade granola (nutty & fruity), the banana & strawberries! Great tasting & a nice presentation as a parfait! Will do it again, for sure! Thanks for sharing the recipe! [Made & reviewed in Healthy Choices ABC recipe tag]”

“Very good.I scaled it down to make a single serving and used vanilla yogurt.For the granola, I used Yummy, Healthy Granola (#311501).This is a quick, easy, and delicious option and I definitely plan on working it into my breakfast rotation in the future.Thank you!”

“This is an easy, very tasty, and healthy way to start the day.I use vanilla yogurt, granola, and whatever is in season (blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, etc.) to make a good breakfast or lunch.Thanks, Nezz!”

“This is very good.We used Recipe #31235 that we made the day before.We’ll make this again.Thank you for posting.”

“my dh and I have recently started a low fat and low cal. diet and this has been a great meal idea. Thank- you for posting”

“Yummy! DD and I had this for breakfast this morning with vanilla yogurt. Easy and tasty! Thanks for sharing. :)”

“Delicious! Made for dessert after dinner and the kids loved it and had fun making.This time we chose to use nonfat vanilla yogurt, sliced strawberries, sliced bananas and granola from bulk section at grocery store. will try the whipped strawberry yogurt next time also!Great idea.”

“This makes a great healthy breakfast or snack. Kids love it too. Thanks!”

“I made this, and forgot to post..LOL!! Dad and I had this two days in a row…very easy, and very yummy.I added some chopped apple, and some ground flax seed.thanx!~Little Italy~”

“This was delicious!I used lowfat vanilla yogurt and it tasted just like the fruit parfaits I get in the morning from McD”s only better!I will make these often!”

“There is NOTHING unhealthy about this recipe! I am astounded that someone would rate this with one star! I have actually tried the recipe and it is really good! I used Organic Fruit, Organic Yogurt and Organic Low Fat Granola….. Thank you for a great breakfast…and a pretty one at that! “

“I have to agree with Neely. Way to much fat, calories and carbs to be healthy.I’m sure it is very tasty and would be good on a hot summer day but I can’t say it is healthy.”

“I had McDonald’s Fruit and Yogurt Parfait for the first time on Monday and loved it! I knew I needed to find a way to recreate it at home. I was so glad to find this recipe! It’s delicious! I used Dannon’s light and trim Strawberry Yogurt and followed the recipe exactly. We’ll be making this for breakfast time and time again. Thanks Miss Nezz!”

“My kids love these for breakfast! I love that it’s low fat and so much better for them than sweet sugary cereal. I serve in parfait cups and we call them yogurt sundaes. They like a combination of strawberries and blueberries, plain granola and vanilla yogurt but of course the variations are endless. Thanks, MizzNezz, for posting!”

“I love this recipe.Very simple I made this with Ms. Bold’s crunchy granola recipe #71760 for my ds and I for breakfast what a great way to start the day.Its a fight everyday to get my ds to eat breakfast but he loved this.thanks for sharing the recipe”

“actually the fat in this recipe is not bad fat; the fat in yogurt is considered an “essential fat” according to my usda dairy info book and it is also filled with live active cultures which is good for you.i made this and it was great.i ommitted the bananas in mine b/c i dont like them; but left them in everyone else’s…and everyone also loved them.great recipe with health benefits.i also added flax seeds sprinkled on mine and used all organic ingredients.”

“This recipe looks delicious AND healthy,Mizz Nezz.Since you did not claim that it is low in fat and I doubt that Neely even tried this, a comment only with no rating would have been more appropriate.I think that anyone that is concerned about the fat content could use low fat yogurt.”

“Wow, this isn’t very healty at all.Look at all the fat!”