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5 Amazing Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

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patricia johnson

December 20, 2025

A stack of pink and white Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes served in a bowl with liquid, carrots, and mint leaves.

Wow, are you looking for the absolute easiest, coolest snack to spoil your furry best friend with? Forget baking those complicated dog cookies for a minute! We are talking about frozen delights that require zero oven time and are packed with real fruit goodness. These are honestly the simplest, fruit-based frozen cubes youโ€™ll ever make, perfect for cooling down on a hot afternoon or just giving a super healthy little reward. When I was trying to clean up my own snacks, I looked around and thought, “Why should my pup miss out on simple, real food?” That’s how these amazing Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes came into my life!

Seriously, if you want a treat that takes about ten minutes to prep and then the freezer does all the heavy lifting, this is your winner. If youโ€™ve ever made frozen berry yogurt cubes for dogs, you already know the drill! Theyโ€™re fantastic for busy days when you just can’t be stuck over a hot stove. And trust me, the pup approval rating is through the roof!

Who Benefits Most from Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

Honestly, these chews are perfect for just about everyone who loves keeping things simple in the kitchen! If youโ€™re like me and you prefer fresh, recognizable ingredients without diving deep into complicated baking recipes, you are going to love this. Seriously, anyone looking for a fantastic, quick refresher for their dog, especially once the weather starts heating up, needs this recipe.

This is also amazing for the busy pet parent. We all want to give our dogs the best, but who has time every single day to roll out dough and preheat the oven? Nobody! These only need about ten minutes of your active time, and then you can get back to your life while they solidify in the freezer. If your goal is clean snacking for your dogโ€”minimal ingredients, maximum cooling powerโ€”then this recipe is definitely designed for you. Check out these other easy homemade dog treats too, but these cubes are unbeatable for speed!

Setting the Tone: Making Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

When we make these easy treats, I want youโ€”my readerโ€”to feel totally relaxed and encouraged. The tone here is super friendly, straightforward, and zero-fuss. We aren’t aiming for Michelin stars; we are aiming for happy pups and clean, simple ingredients!

Please forget all the pressure you might feel when baking human desserts. This is all about ease and goodness. I really want my voice to sound like a helpful friend sharing a secret over coffee, guiding you gently along without judgment. If it splatters a little during blending? No sweat! Thatโ€™s just real life, and the outcome is still amazing. It fits perfectly with the clean-living vibe because itโ€™s so intentional and simple.

My Journey to Perfect Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

Itโ€™s funny how sometimes the best recipes come from observing our own habits! I remember last summer, I was absolutely obsessed with making these gorgeous, layered smoothie bowls packed with Greek yogurt and fresh berriesโ€”you can see my favorite bowl styles on my About Me page, I just love that vibrant color! My little dachshund, Gus, was sitting right by my feet, giving me the saddest eyes imaginable. He was definitely jealous of my colorful, cool snack.

I couldn’t exactly give him my entire bowl, of course, but I started thinking about how I could translate that creamy, cold goodness into something that was safe and specifically formulated for him in a quick way. I didn’t want any added sugars or weird fillers, just the core, clean ingredients. Within minutes, these Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes were born! They were the perfect, guilt-free reflection of my own snack obsession, and Gus absolutely went wild for them. It solved my dilemma instantly!

A stack of pink, yellow, and white Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes on a small plate.

Gathering Supplies for Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

Okay, letโ€™s talk tools! Because these are no-bake, we keep the equipment list super short and sweet. You won’t need an oven, which is my favorite part about any quick recipe. First up, you absolutely must have a good blender or food processor. This is what makes the mixture smooth and creamy, so donโ€™t skimp on making sure yours works well!

Next, the star connector: a silicone mold. I really prefer the cube shapes when I make these Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes because they look just like little jewels when frozen. Now, hereโ€™s my pro tip, learned the hard way once when my mold was dirty: if you don’t have a mold, don’t panic! Just grab a small baking dish, line it completely with parchment paper, pour the mix in, freeze it solid, and then cut it into cubes. Easy peasy!

The Simple Ingredients for Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

When you look at the ingredient list for these Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes, youโ€™ll see exactly what I mean about keeping things clean and simple. This recipe is built around three main components, and quality really matters here, just like when I shop for my own meals!

First in our yogurt base is the **Plain Greek yogurt**. I always recommend using the full-fat version if you can find it because it whips up so much creamier and gives those cubes a better, firmer texture once frozen. Then we smash in our fruit stars! Youโ€™ll need about half a cup of **Banana**, ripe and sliced, because the riper they are, the more natural sweetness they bring to the party. Matching that is the half cup of **Strawberries**, fresh or frozenโ€”whichever you have handy!

A stack of pink and white Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes with visible fruit pieces, resting in a shallow pool of liquid.

If you taste your mixture and feel like it needs just a tiny bit of an extra push toward sweetness, especially if your berries are tart, you can play around with adding one tablespoon of **Honey or maple syrup**. But honestly, with ripe bananas, you might not even need it! Itโ€™s amazing how three basic, whole ingredients can taste this good and make such a great 3-ingredient dog treat foundation.

Step-by-Step Instructions for Making Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

Alright, this is the fun part, and honestly, itโ€™s the part where you can seriously multitask because the magic happens later in the freezer! Grab all your measured goodiesโ€”the Greek yogurt, your sliced banana pieces, and those gorgeous strawberries. We are going straight to the blender or food processor for this first step.

Toss everything right into the pitcher. If youโ€™re using honey or maple syrup, add that in now too. Now, we blend! You want this mixture to become completely unified, smooth, and creamy. Don’t rush this part! I always stop the machine about halfway through to grab a spatula and scrape down the sides really well. This ensures you donโ€™t end up with chunks of banana hiding somewhere; we want a truly uniform color and texture for these Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes. A smooth mixture means pretty cubes!

A plate of pink and white Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes soaking in a light yellow liquid with small orange pieces.

Once it looks like thick, pale pink soft serve, it is ready for molding. Carefully pour that lovely mix into your silicone mold cavities. Fill them right up to the top, but leave a tiny bit of room just in case the fruit expands a hair when freezing.

Here comes the waiting game, though. Place the entire filled mold gently into your freezer. Now, you absolutely must let these freeze until they are rock solid. I always leave mine in there for a minimum of four hours, but honestly, if you can forget about them overnight, even better! When they are completely solid, you just pop them right out of the silicone and store them in an airtight bag or container. Too easy, right? If you want to see how they compare to baked treats, take a peek at these other strawberry banana dog cookies!

Tips for Success When Preparing Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

Even though this recipe is a total breeze, a couple of little tricks can make your Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes turn out absolutely flawless every single time. First up: think about your fruit temperature! While frozen fruit works fine, if you let your frozen banana slices sit out for just five or ten minutes before blending, they soften up a touch. This makes the blending process so much smoother and puts less strain on your machine. You want a creamy whirl, not a gritty grind!

Next, letโ€™s talk about getting them out of the mold without breaking them into sad little pieces. When they are deep frozen, silicone can sometimes be a bit stubborn. Hereโ€™s what I do: Flip the silicone mold over onto a clean cutting board. Then, run the bottom of the mold under *very* slightly warmโ€”not hot!โ€”water for just about five seconds. That tiny bit of warmth breaks the surface tension, and the cubes slide right out when you push gently from the bottom. Trust me, this trick saves your beautiful cubes! For more frozen goodness, don’t forget to check out my thoughts on frozen banana dog treat recipes.

Storing Your Homemade Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

So youโ€™ve made a huge batch of these amazing Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes, which is great because they are so easy to snack on! Now, properly storing them is key to keeping them fresh and preventing freezer burn.

The main rule here is airtight confinement! You canโ€™t just toss the whole silicone tray back in the freezer; they need to be transferred. Once they are completely solidโ€”and I mean rock hardโ€”pop them out and immediately put them into a heavy-duty, freezer-safe zip-top bag or a sturdy, airtight plastic container. As long as they stay frozen solid, these little guys will taste perfectly fresh for about two months. That gives you plenty of time to enjoy them!

Frequently Asked Questions About Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes

I always get the same questions when people try this super quick recipe for the first time, and itโ€™s mostly just making sure they are keeping things clean and simple, which I totally support! People often wonder about swapping out the Greek yogurt, which is a smart substitution to think about.

If you want to simplify this even further or try to make these vegan-friendly, you might be tempted to grab a flavored yogurt, but I would urge caution. If you look at my general philosophy on clean eating, we want to limit processed sugars, right? Flavored yogurts often load up on extra sweetness you don’t need, especially since the banana is already bringing a lot of natural sugar. Stick to plain yogurt or use an unsweetened non-dairy option if you must substitute, and then taste before adding honey!

Close-up of pink and white Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes soaking in a light yellow syrup, garnished with mint.

Serving size is another big one. Since these are rich, cold, and packed with fruit and dairy, they are best served as a refreshing cold snack. Don’t just leave a big bowl out for them to graze onโ€”they are intended to be special rewards! I usually serve two or three maximum per pup, depending on the size of your dog, straight from the freezer. They thaw fast, so supervise that treat time! These are definitely better than hunting around for complex appetizers and snack ideas when you need something fast.

Can I use flavored yogurt instead of plain Greek yogurt for Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes?

Like I mentioned above, I really advise against it if you are sticking to that clean-living philosophy we love. The plain Greek yogurt gives us the perfect protein boost and the necessary tartness to balance the fruit. If you use flavored yogurt, youโ€™re likely adding unnecessary sugars or artificial sweeteners. If you absolutely have to use a flavored yogurt because thatโ€™s all you have, pick the lowest sugar option you can find, and skip the optional honey entirely!

What is the best way to serve these cubes?

These are designed to be eaten frozen! They are truly a delightful, cooling sensation, which is why they are so popular in the summer months. Pull them directly from your airtight freezer container and serve them right then and there. Because they are yogurt-based, they will soften up pretty quickly at room temperature, turning back into a bit of a messy puddle. Always supervise your dog while they are enjoying them, and remember, they are a treat, so portion control is important!

Sharing Your Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes Creations

I truly hope you love making these Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes as much as I love making them for my own little guy! They are such a simple way to sneak in some beautiful, natural fruit goodness, and when you see how fast they disappear, youโ€™ll be so glad you took those ten minutes to blend them up.

But I want to hear all about them! Did you stick exactly to the recipe, or did you try swapping in some blueberries or maybe a tiny dash of vanilla in the yogurt base? Please tell me your successes in the comments below! Knowing how these little treats fit into your busy, clean-living routines is half the fun for me.

If you made a batch and they were a huge hit, please leave a quick rating for the recipe while youโ€™re here! It helps other busy folks know that this super easy, no-bake treat is truly worth doing. Happy snacking!

Close-up of pink Strawberry Banana yogurt chew cubes served in a white bowl with yellow liquid, carrots, and mint garnish.

Strawberry Banana Yogurt Chew Cubes

These are simple, chewy cubes made from yogurt, strawberries, and bananas. They are a good snack option.
Prep Time 10 minutes
Freezing Time 4 hours
Total Time 4 hours 10 minutes
Servings: 12 cubes
Course: Snack
Cuisine: American
Calories: 100

Ingredients
  

Yogurt Base
  • 1 cup Plain Greek yogurt Full fat recommended for best texture
  • 1/2 cup Banana Ripe, sliced
  • 1/2 cup Strawberries Fresh or frozen
  • 1 tablespoon Honey or maple syrup Optional, adjust to taste

Equipment

  • Blender or food processor
  • Silicone mold (square or cube shape)

Method
 

  1. Place the Greek yogurt, banana, strawberries, and sweetener (if using) into a blender or food processor.
  2. Blend the ingredients until the mixture is smooth and uniform. Scrape down the sides as needed.
  3. Carefully pour the yogurt mixture into your silicone mold, filling each cavity almost to the top.
  4. Place the filled mold into the freezer. Freeze for at least 4 hours, or until completely solid.
  5. Once frozen, remove the cubes from the silicone mold. Store them in an airtight, freezer-safe container.

Nutrition

Calories: 100kcalCarbohydrates: 15gProtein: 8gFat: 2gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 30mgPotassium: 200mgFiber: 1gSugar: 10gVitamin A: 100IUVitamin C: 15mgCalcium: 100mgIron: 0.5mg

Notes

If you do not have a silicone mold, you can line a small baking dish with parchment paper, pour the mixture in, freeze, and then cut it into cubes.

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