Pint Prep recipe
Raspberry Greek Yogurt Froyo Pint
A raspberry frozen yogurt pint that uses Greek yogurt as both texture insurance and a meaningful protein source.
Pint Prep recipe
A raspberry frozen yogurt pint that uses Greek yogurt as both texture insurance and a meaningful protein source.
Calories
156.6
Protein
22.7g
Carbs
16.6g
Fat
1.1g
Make at a glance
Measure the base, blend smooth, and stop below 430 ml before the cup goes into the freezer.
Freeze the cup flat for 24 hours so the center has time to set before spinning.
Run frozen yogurt, then use the first texture fix below if the pint needs help.
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Use this recipe when the flavor looks right, then check the role it plays: protein, calories, cup size, and the first-spin texture note.
Best for
Best when the pint needs to be both protein-forward and lighter: 23g protein per serving, 157 calories per serving, and cup fit visible before freezing.
Watch first
Watch for icy or snowy texture from fruit, plant milk, or lower fat. Try a short rest before adding liquid.
Customize safely
If you change yogurt brand, fat level, or fruit amount, recheck the estimate and keep tang, sweetness, and water balance visible.
Kitchen mode
Raspberry Greek Yogurt Froyo Pint / frozen yogurt / 430 ml max fill.
Next up
Measure Ultrafiltered skim milk
170 ml / 175g in mix
Ultrafiltered skim milk
≈ 6.2 oz
Approximate weight conversion. Density-dependent cup and spoon conversions stay in grams unless a verified density is available.
Canonical: 175 g
Nonfat Greek yogurt
≈ 5.8 oz
Approximate weight conversion. Density-dependent cup and spoon conversions stay in grams unless a verified density is available.
Canonical: 165 g
Raspberries
≈ 4.1 oz
Approximate weight conversion. Density-dependent cup and spoon conversions stay in grams unless a verified density is available.
Canonical: 115 g
Vanilla whey isolate
≈ 0.6 oz
Approximate weight conversion. Density-dependent cup and spoon conversions stay in grams unless a verified density is available.
Canonical: 18 g
Monk fruit sweetener blend
≈ 0.2 oz
Approximate weight conversion. Density-dependent cup and spoon conversions stay in grams unless a verified density is available.
Canonical: 6 g
Macro source notes
What Brand-variable means
Brand-variable means powders, sweeteners, stabilizers, or mix-ins may differ meaningfully from your package label. Treat the numbers as a starting estimate.
Best next check
Check the ingredients listed below against your package labels before relying on exact calories or protein.
Check package labels before precise tracking
The recipe still works as a kitchen guide, but these rows can move calories or protein when your brand differs.
Ultrafiltered skim milk
Pint Prep average: Generic label average
175g / Reviewed average
Nonfat Greek yogurt
USDA: USDA-style generic yogurt reference
165g / Reference-matched
Raspberries
USDA: USDA-style raspberry reference
115g / Reference-matched
Vanilla whey isolate
Pint Prep average: Protein powder average
18g / Brand-variable
Monk fruit sweetener blend
Pint Prep average: Sugar-alcohol style sweetener average
6g / Brand-variable
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