Keto Yogurt Bark with Berries

This keto yogurt bark with berries is incredibly fun to make and works great for a dessert or snack option. Your whole family will love this sweet and fruity treat!

I’m so excited to share with you this recipe for keto yogurt bark with berries! It comes together quickly, is fun and easy to make, and is amazingly refreshing and delicious. This makes for a sweet dessert option, but works great for a snack or even breakfast choice. Enjoy!

Let’s talk about some of the ingredients in our keto yogurt bark with berries!

The creamy base for our dessert is yogurt. You’ll want to carefully check your nutrition labels when buying yogurt to ensure it is low carb with no added sugar. Plain yogurt will usually be your best option. I used the brand Two Good for my yogurt. With this brand, you can use either plain or vanilla as they are both low in carbs. I used allulose as my sweetener. Allulose contains zero calories and zero net carbs. It’s less sweet than regular sugar, so we use about one-third more allulose than we would regular sugar. I usually use Swerve sweetener for my dishes, but for this dessert I found allulose crystallized less and was therefore less icy than when using Swerve. Both were delicious though! If you use Swerve, I recommend using 1/3 cup of their powdered sugar. Some vanilla and a pinch of salt round out our bark perfectly!

Do I have topping options other than blackberries and raspberries?

You absolutely can make this bark your own by adding your favorite keto toppings. I used chopped blackberries and raspberries, but you can substitute with some chopped strawberries if you’d like. Blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries have similar net carb counts with ½ cup coming in at between 3-4 net carbs. You can use blueberries, just know they are higher in carbs, with ½ cup containing about 9 net grams of carbs. If you’d like, you can top your bark with some chopped nuts. Some great options are almonds, macadamias, pecans, or walnuts. You can chop up some keto chocolate or top your bark with some keto chocolate chips. Another fun option is to top your bark with some unsweetened coconut. You can use either flakes or shredded, depending on the texture you’d prefer.

Is this keto yogurt bark with berries difficult to make?

This sweet and delightful treat is fun and easy to make, but I do have a few tips so yours will come out perfectly! You’ll want to line the bottom of a baking pan or baking sheet with sides with parchment paper. Then, when you mix your ingredients, stir well to incorporate the sugar evenly into the yogurt. Your mixture will be thick. When you pour your mixture onto the parchment paper, I recommend you pour it into the middle of the baking sheet, then use a spatula to spread it out. You’ll want it to be about ¼-½ inch thick. Don’t worry if some parts are thicker than others. Just have fun making this treat. When you add your fruit or other toppings, you’ll want to press them lightly into the top of the yogurt. Then freeze your bark for 2-3 hours or until set before cutting and serving.

Here are some more delicious keto sweets I think you’ll enjoy!

Chocolate Maple Peanut Butter Keto Bombs

Frozen Keto Cream Cheese Bites

Keto Chocolate Peanut Clusters

Keto Coconut Pecan Treats

Helpful Hints:

*You can substitute some chopped strawberries for your fruit if you’d prefer.

*Store your bark, in a covered container, in the freezer and let set out for a few minutes to thaw before serving.

Main Kitchen Equipment and Utensils:

• 15×10 inch baking pan or baking sheet with sides
• Measuring cups

Splash of Encouragement:

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