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Mixed Fruit and Nut Frozen Yogurt Recipe by Chef Sanjeev Kapoor

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In this episode of Sugar-Free Sundays, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor brings you a refreshing and wholesome American dessert - Mixed Fruit & Nut Frozen Yogurt, made healthier and completely guilt-free.

Servings:

2

Cook Time:

0 minutes

Prep Time:

6-8 hours

Category:

Dessert

Cuisine:

American

Ingredients

Made With Love Sweetened By

Method

Step-by-Step instructions for how to make Sugar Free Mixed Fruit and Nut Frozen Yogurt

Step 1

Drain the soaked apricots and chop.

Step 2

Take Greek yogurt in a bowl. Add golden apricots, mixed nuts and fresh cream and mix well.

Step 3

Add Sugar Free Natura and mix well. Transfer this mixture in ice cream churner, add vanilla extract and churn for 1 hour or till frozen.

Step 4

Slice the apricots. Scoop the frozen yogurt in serving bowls, garnish with sliced apricots, mint sprigs and serve chilled.

Cooking Tips

Make sure the fruits are completely dry before mixing them into the yogurt — any excess moisture can cause ice crystals to form and affect the final texture.

Mixed Fruit and Nut Frozen Yogurt

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About Mixed Fruit and Nut Frozen Yogurt

Sugar Free Mixed Fruit and Nut Frozen Yogurt

This creamy, chilled delight combines the natural goodness of apricots with the crunch of almonds and pistachios, creating a perfect balance of flavour and texture. Sweetened with Sugar Free Natura, it offers all the indulgence of a frozen dessert without any added sugar, making it a smart and satisfying treat.

Whether you’re looking for a cooling dessert on a warm day or a nutritious sweet fix, this frozen yogurt is a delicious way to indulge the guilt-free way.

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