Tuesday, I decided I was going to make my own yogurt drops and call them yogurt disks instead because then it wasn't so hamster-ish. These are RIDICULOUSLY easy to make! I had plain vanilla yogurt so I decided to make them a little more fun and add a little color to them. Baby A ended up but liking them because they were to cold (he HATES overly cold things, he would never take those frozen teethers...), but his best friend Baby C loved them, so we gave them to him!
I am apologizing in advance for these photos, they were taken at night and the lighting is not the best!
What You Need:
Yogurt (you may use plain or flavored, regular or greek)
Food Coloring (Optional)
What You Need To Do:
Scoop some yogurt into separate bowls and add one drop of food coloring to each bowl in different colors. Stir the food coloring into the yogurt until the color is evenly distributed.
I chose yellow, green, and blue!
Spoon the yogurt into individual plastic bags, seal them, and cut the corner. Pipe small dollops of yogurt onto a foil covered plate. You will probably need more than one plate!
Once you have used up all of the yogurt, stick the plates in the freezer overnight! In the morning, combine all of the drops into a tupperware bowl and store in the freezer when they're not being eaten!
Such an easy and fun snack for babies and little ones! Enjoy!
