Peanut Butter Chocolate Greek Yogurt Bark
Yogurt bark is a terrific, easy Greek yogurt dessert idea! You only need 4 ingredients to make the frozen yogurt bark recipe(plus optional toppings, such as sliced banana) and about 15 minutes of prep time. For best results, freeze the Greek yogurt bark for a minimum of 4 hours until it hardens before diving in!

A Higher Protein, Healthy Sweet Snack:
Greek yogurt is the perfect base for a healthy treat like protein fudgesicles and this frozen yogurt bark because it gives you that creamy dessert-like mouthfeel with a high protein punch. With a touch of honey to sweeten, it’s low in added sugars, plus the peanut butter swirl adds richness and healthy fats so you can satisfy your sweet tooth and reach your nutrition goals.

Mix It, Spread It and Top It!
Make it in three simple steps:
- Mix the Greek yogurt, peanut butter and honey together in a bowl.
- Spread the yogurt mixture onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
- Top it with melted chocolate and any other deliciousness you like!
Then just pop it in the freezer for about 4 hours. Once frozen, chop it into pieces and enjoy!
Hot Tip: To make pretty swirls with the melted chocolate, dollop it with a spoon and then go in with a toothpick to swirl it out.


Storing it In the Freezer:
The frozen greek yogurt bark will keep well in the freezer without getting icy up to 1 month. I recommend storing the individual pieces in a sealed freezer bag. This way, you can just grab a piece when you want one and enjoy!


Peanut Butter Chocolate Frozen Greek Yogurt Bark
Ingredients
For the Greek Yogurt Bark:
- 1 1/2 cups plain Greek yogurt
- 1/2 cup peanut butter
- 2 tbsp honey, or maple syrup
- 1/2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips, melted
Optional Toppings:
- 1 medium banana, sliced
- 2 tbsp graham cracker crumbs
- 2 tbsp chopped nuts
Equipment
Instructions
- Prepare a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
- Mix greek yogurt, peanut butter and honey together in a mixing bowl until well-combined.
- Spread the greek yogurt mixture evenly onto the parchment lined baking sheet.
- Warm chocolate chips in a bowl using the microwave in 30 second increments until melted and smooth.
- Dollop the melted chocolate to the yogurt mixture on the baking sheet, then gently swirl the chocolate into the yogurt mixture (I do this with a toothpick).
- Add remaining toppings (optional) liked sliced banana or other fruit, graham cracker crumbs, and/or nuts.
- Freeze the bark for a minimum of 4 hours until hardened. Then cut into pieces of your desired size. Transfer pieces of bark to a freezer bag and store up to 1 month. Enjoy!
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So good!
Thanks Vanessa!!
This looks awesome! Going to make it with my kids tonight.
Thank you! Enjoy!
This is so easy and very good! I only had PB peanut butter powder on hand, but it worked out great. I put espresso flavored granola and pepitas on top.
For next time – Do you think banana chips would work as a topping instead of fresh?
So happy to hear! Yes I think banana chips would be great. They would add a nice crunch too. 🙂
I would say put the chocolate on and swirl it before you add toppings! Found it hard to do after i already added slices of banana, delicious though!
I agree, thanks Tracy! Going to update the instructions to reflect this now.
Do you recommend full fat or nonfat greek yogurt? and salted or unsalted PB? Thanks!
Hi Melody, I typically use 2% greek yogurt. I find a little fat in there helps with the texture, but nonfat will work if that’s what you prefer. I also use unsalted peanut butter, but don’t see why salted wouldn’t be delicious if that’s your preference!
Said delicious. I added walnuts on top. Thank you
So happy to hear this! Thanks Nancy for your comment.
Can you use regular yogurt for this recipe or does it have to be Greek yogurt? Not sure my kids will like geek yogurt…
Hi Colleen, I have not tried this recipe with regular yogurt but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. Do let me know if you give it a try!
This was delicious!
Thank you Sandy! Happy to hear. 🙂
Mine never set up! =( tasted delicious though. Maybe I made it too thick??
Hi Lindsey, I’m so sorry to hear that! It could indeed be perhaps the mixture was not spread out thin enough, or that it was not frozen long enough. I hope that helps for next time!
Gosh! These are amazing! Make my own soy yogurt in the Instant Pot. It’s wonderful knowing my snack is healthy!
Thank you!
Thank you Teresa, I’m so glad you liked the recipe. So neat you make your own yogurt too!
Hello, I am not seeing the nutrition info for these. How many calories per serving and what is the serving size?
Hi Lisa, I say that the recipe makes approx. 12 pieces of yogurt bark (but this could depend on how you break it up). I don’t currently have the nutritionals on this one, but you can easily paste the recipe link into MyFitnessPal to calculate. I’d recommend using 1-2 pieces as a serving size.
I’m going to make these in a couple of days. My question is, is it easy to mix the peanut butter into the yogurt mixture or should I melt the peanut butter a bit first.
Hi Patty, its pretty easy to mix the peanut butter into the yogurt. I know different peanut butters have varying textures so if you find yours is quite thick/hard to mix it wouldn’t hurt to melt it for 15-20 seconds or so in the microwave first.
I love this recipe! Do you have any nutritional information on it?
Hi Michelle, not currently, but you can easily paste the recipe link into MyFitnessPal and it will calculate for you!
How should these be stored and how long do they last?
In a freezer-safe bag or container in the freezer. They’ll keep nicely for about a week.
Can you use something other than peanut butter?
You can use any nut or seed butter that you like!
This was delicious! Mixed the PB with a low sugar vanilla greek yogurt and topped with chocolate and graham cracker crumble for just enough sweetness. Used wax paper instead of parchment paper and it still worked well enough after freezing and breaking apart by hand for freezer bag storage. Can’t wait to keep munching on these for my sweet tooth cravings 🙂
YAY so happy to hear Beth! Thanks so much for your comment!
I would like to try making this but I only have vanilla greek yogurt. Will it still work? Vanilla is high sugar content.
Yes this will work! Just omit the maple syrup as the vanilla greek yogurt is already sweetened. 🙂