Breakfast
Berry Greek Yogurt Parfaits
Creamy vanilla Greek yogurt layered with juicy berries, crunchy oat granola, and a light honey drizzle for a five-minute breakfast or snack.
Inspired by Cafe-style yogurt parfaits
Prep
10 min
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0 min
Serves
4 servings
Difficulty
Easy
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Missing 7 ingredients
- • 3 cups plain Greek yogurt, 2% or whole milk
- • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- • 2 tablespoons honey, divided
- • 1 cup sliced strawberries
- • 1 cup blueberries
- • 1 cup raspberries
- • 1 cup oat granola
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- 3 cups plain Greek yogurt, 2% or whole milkMissing
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extractMissing
- 2 tablespoons honey, dividedMissing
- 1 cup sliced strawberriesMissing
- 1 cup blueberriesMissing
- 1 cup raspberriesMissing
- 1 cup oat granolaMissing
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Recipe notes
Keep granola separate until serving if the parfaits will sit longer than 15 minutes. Plain Greek yogurt lets you control sweetness while providing a thicker, higher-protein base.
Planning, storage, and serving
Storage and reheating
Refrigerate yogurt-and-fruit portions in covered jars for up to 3 days. Store granola airtight at room temperature and add it only before eating so it stays crisp.
Make-ahead tips
Mix the yogurt and wash and dry sturdy berries up to 2 days ahead. Assemble jars without granola the night before for grab-and-go breakfasts.
What to serve with it
- - Whole-grain toast
- - A hard-cooked egg
- - Fresh orange slices
Equipment needed
- - Medium mixing bowl
- - Four glasses or jars
- - Measuring cups and spoons
Difficulty explained
No cooking is required; careful drying and last-minute granola layering preserve the best contrast in texture.
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Pitfalls to Watch Out For
- Wet berries release liquid and thin the yogurt, so dry them thoroughly after washing.
- Granola softens quickly when assembled ahead; pack it separately for meal prep.
- Optional almonds introduce a tree-nut allergen and should not be used without confirming they are safe.
Nutrition Context
- Greek yogurt provides substantial protein and calcium, while berries add fiber and naturally sweet flavor.
- Granola and honey can add concentrated sugar and energy, so measured portions keep the parfait balanced.
FAQ
Can I assemble parfaits the night before?
Yes. Layer yogurt and fruit, but keep granola separate until eating.
Can I use frozen berries?
Yes, but thaw and drain them first; they will create a softer, more colorful layer.
How can I increase the protein?
Choose a strained Greek yogurt with at least 15 grams per serving and add pumpkin seeds if appropriate.
Can I make this dairy-free?
Use a thick high-protein dairy-free yogurt and check granola labels for milk ingredients.
Why did the parfait become watery?
The berries were wet or released juice during storage. Dry them and store very ripe fruit separately.
What sides pair best with this dish?
Good pairings include Whole-grain toast; A hard-cooked egg; Fresh orange slices. Choose one or two based on how substantial you want the meal to be.