This Berry Yogurt Bake is one of our go-to recipes for breakfast. Made with just 4 ingredients and it’s great for toddlers, kids and adults.
My kids love yogurt. They want it for breakfast all the time or snack or anytime of the day. I love making this berry yogurt bake as a way to switch things up a bit. It is so easy to put together and you only need 4 ingredients to make it. It is packed with protein and you can add any toppings or mix-in’s you’d like. I love doing berries and topping it with maple syrup and some peanut butter.
This recipe is pretty straight forward and works with frozen or fresh berries to mix in. And works with any yogurt you want. Greek yogurt consistency (so thicker) definitely works better. But if you use another yogurt then just watch the bake time!
Also this can be a bitter recipe if you use unsweetened yogurt. If you want to sweeten it more, just add desired amount of maple syrup or honey! It can sweeten it up. If your yogurt has sugar already, then you should be set.
Tip: prep this for easy breakfast or snack for the week! My toddlers love this as does my husband so it’s for all ages.
What ingredients you need to make this yogurt bake:
- Yogurt of choice – I typically use greek yogurt but you can use any you’d like
- Eggs – I don’t recommend an egg replacement here
- Almond flour – I haven’t tried another flour but I do think oat flour would work well here
- Berries of choice – you can use fresh or frozen. I did strawberries and blueberries
- Optional: maple syrup or honey to sweeten if you want! I use non-sweetened yogurt so I like to add sweetness
How to make an easy berry yogurt bake:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and grease an 8×8 baking dish
- Whisk together yogurt, eggs, almond flour and vanilla until creamy
- Fold in berries then add to baking dish
- Bake in oven for 35-38 minutes or until fully cooked (the center shouldn’t be giggly)
- Allow the yogurt bake to cool for a few then slice and enjoy with desired toppings (we love maple syrup, my chia jam and peanut butter on top!)
Tips for success making breakfast yogurt bake:
- You can use any yogurt you want here! Greek, regular full-fat yogurt or even a vegan yogurt. Depending on the thickness and consistency of the yogurt, you may need to tweak the baking time.
- Feel free to add in whatever mix-in’s you want. I love this with berries the most as do my kids.
- When you use unsweetened yogurt, it makes this recipe pretty bitter, so if you want something sweeter then add in maple syrup or honey to sweeten it a bit.
- Store the leftovers for this in the fridge for up to 5 days. You can reheat in microwave or eat cold and add any toppings you want!
A few other delicious and healthy breakfast recipes to make:
Gluten-free Sheet Pan Pancakes
Healthy Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Baked Oatmeal Bars
The Best Vegan Banana Pancakes!
Easy Gluten-free Oatmeal Blender Waffles!
Easy Breakfast Berry Yogurt Bake
This Berry Yogurt Bake is one of our go-to recipes for breakfast. Made with just 4 ingredients and it’s great for toddlers, kids and adults.
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Cook Time: 35 mins
- Total Time: 40 mins
Yield: Serves 6
Ingredients
- 1.5 cups yogurt of choice (I typically use greek yogurt!)
- 4 eggs
- 2 tablespoons almond flour
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 cup berries of choice
- Optional: maple syrup or honey to sweeten
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and grease an 8×8 baking dish
- Whisk together yogurt, eggs, almond flour and vanilla until creamy
- Fold in berries then add to baking dish
- Bake in oven for 35-38 minutes or until fully cooked (the center shouldn’t be giggly)
- Allow the yogurt bake to cool for a few then slice and enjoy with desired toppings (we love maple syrup, my chia jam and peanut butter on top!)
Alana
★★★★★
This looks really great! How much maple syrup or honey do you recommend adding in to sweeten? Thanks so much!
Rachel
thank you!! probably 1/3 cup!
Jo
Hi! Cam you freeze this recipe?
Rachel
yes!
Kirsty Louis
can I use frozen berries with this?
Rachel
yes!
Annika
Does this taste like eggs?
Rachel
if you don’t love eggs, it isn’t for you! it’s not like eating scrambled eggs but it does have some egg flavor
Sunny
★★★★★
Tastes like cheesecake but without the guilt of cheesecake protein rich. Delicious will make again
Rachel
yay!! x
Barbie
Can’t wait to try this because of the ease and great reviews by people that have baked it😊
Rosemary
I love this bake! The second time I made it I used sliced peaches in it instead of berries. Just delish ❤️
Rafael
★★★★★
I baked it for 38 mins then and other 20 , it didn’t set, still wet very soft
Rose
This looks delicious! Have you tried cooking this in individual portions (silicone muffin cups), freezing it, or adding oatmeal? I think apples and cinnamon would be good in this too.
Rachel
i haven’t! but let us know if you do!
Jacqueline
I love the simplicity and protein. But mine came out curdled. I followed the recipe using frozen fruit. Any suggestions?
Rachel
it may just be from the yogurt used! it’s going to be almost like a thick-pudding like consistency once cooked
jacqueline
I am using lactose-free FAGE greek yogurt. I’ll try one more time, without the fruit, and post how it turns out.
AC
★★★★★
Amazing, very custard-like! I used AP flour because that’s what I had. I added a dash of cinnamon and I topped it with the Kodiak berry superfruit syrup and it was great!
Rachel
yay!!
Mary Grace Lewis
Cooking my first batch right now to see if it will pass the family test. I’m planning on serving it for our lacrosse potluck on Saturday. Fingers crossed! Might you have nutritional information to pass along?
Rachel
feel free to input into recipe calorie counter 🙂
Lindsay
Could you use regular flour instead of almond?
Rachel
i have not tried! but if you do, use a bit less
Kim
I added a sprinkle ofchocolate chips, rolled oats, and walnuts on top but left out the sweetener. I added a drizzle of Maple syrup, when served. Delicious!
Rachel
love!!!!
Claire Turley
I just made a half serve of this recipe in 3 large ramekins. I used Danone YoPro high protein vanilla yoghurt. I used 3 quarters of a tablespoon of self raising flour because I can’t have nuts. I used 3 tablespoons if maple syrup in the mix but I think 2 would be enough. I cooked it on 160 degrees Celsius. I put 5 frozen cherries in each, next time I will thaw a bit as it made it wet and needed to cook 10 mins longer as I couldn’t tell if it was cook through because of the extra moisture. Tasted great though and I was really pleased as I wasn’t sure it would work.
Victoria
Substituted 1:1 with chickpea flower and flavoured yogurt instead of maple syrup, and baked for 50 mins in a loaf pan. Worked out nicely except I would further sweeten the yogurt before baking.
Rachel
thanks for sharing!
Amy K
★★★★★
So good! I used plain Greek yogurt, and added 1/3c swerve brown sugar (cause that’s what I had). I’m eating it w some chopped pecans on top and it is dangerously delicious!!!!
Rachel
yay love it!!!