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pina colada frozen chobani recipe
03 Aug 2012
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Piña Colada Greek Frozen Yogurt Recipe

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I made this frozen yogurt back in June (yes. June). And it has been sitting in my freezer begging to be photographed, and then shared with the world, because that’s how we bloggers do things.

I can’t think of a frozen yogurt more appropriate for summer than piña colada — rum included. Sorry I kept it from you all for so long. But summer isn’t quite over yet.

pina colada frozen chobani recipe // lifeplusrunning.com

Pina Colada Frozen Chobani (fro cho)

Ingredients

  • 32 oz. Chobani plain 0% yogurt (you could use 2% if you want a creamier yogurt)
  • 2 c canned or fresh pineapple pieces
  • 8 oz rum of choice
  • 1-2 c sweetened coconut flakes — depends on how flakey you are

Directions

  1. Mix ingredients together in a large bowl. I use an immersion blender to get them really mixed together. Alternatively, you could pour into a regular blender and blend together.
  2. Pour into ice cream maker.
  3. Follow directions on your ice cream maker and freeze to desired consistency.
pina colada frozen chobani recipe plus pro tip about drinking rum // lifeplusrunning.com

Have you made frozen yogurt or ice cream before? What’s your favorite summer treat?

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  • Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table
    August 3, 2012

    I don’t know what I love more… the name of this, the “pro tip,” or the recipe itself. 🙂

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      Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table
      August 3, 2012

      pro tip for sure!

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  • lindsay
    August 3, 2012

    i need to go get some RUM stat!

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  • Heather @ Kiss My Broccoli
    August 20, 2012

    Omg, YUM!! And I totally lol-ed at the “pro-tip”! Love you girlie!

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