Homemade Raspberry Chobani | infinite.nu

Homemade Raspberry Chobani

Today is just quick post that I want to share because I always have leftovers – and I like to see myself as someone who isn’t wasteful. So here’s how I’ve used some of the extra raspberry from my raspberry filled cupcakes: as a Chobani mix-in!

I wasn’t always a fan of Chobani, but I recently tried their lemon flavor and it’s just on a whole new level for me. Since then, I’ve been looking for ways to switch it up – adding blueberries or granola, even dipping marshmallows in it!

Homemade Raspberry Chobani | infinite.nu

If you’re wanting to make the raspberry now, you can find the recipe at the above link. It’s essentially just raspberries (fresh or frozen), cornstarch, and some sugar. It can be a real hassle to strain though, so I’m a fan of making a good batch and refrigerating it – it’s good for at least a week. :)


Comments

4 responses to “Homemade Raspberry Chobani”

  1. Although I am a fan of Chobani (I’ve even blogged about it several times- it’s made in my part of upstate New York) I agree that yogurt is much better when you make your own mix ins. And yours is a pretty pure product. It would especially be a great tradition during raspberry season when you can pick raspberries for a reasonable price, and then make a good sized batch.

    1. That’s a good idea Alana, I’d love to go pick raspberries. :)

  2. I assume Chobani is like yoghurt? It looks good but i saw that word strain, which implies something I have to pay attention to :) Thanks for sharing.

    1. Yeah, Chobani is a greek yogurt brand – it has a pretty unique taste compared to regular yogurt.

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