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Yogurt Parfaits

04-12-16

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Breakfast in a glass? A perfect idea—especially when kids can do it all themselves, and even make it ahead.
Breakfast in a glass? A perfect idea—especially when kids can do it all themselves, and even make it ahead.
What You’ll Need
  • Fruit (such as blueberries or sliced bananas or peaches)
  • Yogurt (you could also try cottage cheese)
  • Granola
  • A tall, clear glass
add fruit and yogurt
What to Do

1. Put a spoonful of yogurt into a tall glass and add some fruit. Then add another layer of yogurt.

yogurt partfait

2. Add a layer of granola and top it with some more yogurt and fruit.

family enjoying the fruits of their labor

3. Continue layering the fruit, yogurt, and granola until your glass is full. Enjoy!

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