Ruby red strawberries are enrobed in creamy vanilla Greek yogurt and frozen until solid. It’s the perfect combination of sweet and tangy.
Then they’re drizzled with luxurious, melted dark chocolate. After all, you can’t have a Valentine’s Day dessert without chocolate!
These luscious berries are beautiful to look at and easy to make. I like to hull the strawberries because then when I slice them in half, they look like hearts, which is perfect for Valentine’s Day. If you’re short on time, you can cut out that step and leave the berries unhulled.

You can coat the berries with a single layer of yogurt. For a thicker coating (like the ones pictured), freeze until firm and then dip them a second time.
Even if you’re not celebrating Valentine’s Day this year, try whipping up a batch of these healthy, indulgent-tasting yogurt-dipped strawberries. They make a delicious, refreshing snack that you can enjoy by yourself or make for your kids.
They’re also great to serve at parties. They can be made the day before and stored in the freezer so they’re low stress. If you freeze them overnight, just be sure to let them sit out for 10-15 minutes before serving so that they’re easier to bite into.
Recipe
Yogurt-Dipped Strawberries with Drizzled Chocolate
Ingredients
- 1 pound strawberries, preferably organic
- 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt (I used Stonyfield organic nonfat vanilla Greek yogurt)
- 1.5 ounces dark chocolate
Instructions
- Wash and dry the strawberries completely. Carefully hull the strawberries with a paring knife, removing the green leafy tops.
- Place the yogurt in a bowl and stir until smooth. Carefully insert a fork into the hulled end of one strawberry (if you have a small cocktail fork, this works great). Dip the strawberry into the yogurt, turning it to coat the entire berry. Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment or a wire rack. Repeat for the remaining berries.
- Place the baking sheet in the freezer and freeze until firm, about 1 hour. At this point, if you want a thicker yogurt layer, dip the strawberries in the yogurt one more time and refreeze (I did two layers of yogurt in the photos).
- Melt the chocolate in a small bowl in the microwave, stopping to stir it often so that it doesn’t scorch. Pour the melted chocolate into a small sandwich bag and cut off the tip of one corner. Using the bag like a piping bag, drizzle some chocolate onto each strawberry. Place the berries back in the freezer and freeze until solid. Leave the strawberries out at room temperature for about 10 minutes before serving. Serve whole or sliced in half lengthwise. Enjoy!
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Anjam Tm says
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sonaliruder says
Thanks so much!
CookWith Manali says
What a lovely alternative to chocolate covered strawberries! Healthy and I bet delicious as well!
sonaliruder says
Thanks so much Manali!
GiGi Eats Celebrities says
Well those look like utter PERFECTION! Seriously, I cannot get over how stunning they are!!
sonaliruder says
Thanks GiGi, that's super nice of you to say!
ann says
Love these, Sonali! Happy Valentine's Day!!
sonaliruder says
Thanks Ann!
HipFoodie Mom says
Sonali, I love this idea for Valentine's Day!!! Since I've been baking for the blog for Valentine's Day for the past few weeks, I've had enough chocolate to last me a month! These Yogurt-Dipped Strawberries are the perfect lighter treat!! love these!!!
sonaliruder says
Thanks so much Alice! I hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day!
Kelley @ Chef Savvy says
What an awesome idea!!!! I will have to give these a try!
sonaliruder says
Thanks Kelley! Enjoy!
Lynn @ TheActorsDiet.com says
Oh, loveliness! You are so speedy with your Stonyfield post!
sonaliruder says
Haha, thanks Lynn! I was definitely trying to get it up before Valentine's Day 🙂
Del's cooking twist says
What a wonderful idea for Valentine's Day! Looks so easy to make. And it's pure temptation, love it!
sonaliruder says
Thanks so much Del! I really love how easy they are!
Ashley C. says
These little bites are amazing! As someone who is obsessed with strawberries, I could probably snack on these all day.
sonaliruder says
Thanks Ashley! Have a wonderful Valentine's Day!
Cotter Crunch says
this is 10x better than white chocolate. I love that! you are so creative and nourishing. YUMO!
sonaliruder says
Thanks Lindsay! Isn't white chocolate kind of bleh? Have a great weekend!
Natalie @ Obsessive Cooking Disorder says
Oooah this looks amazing! I've gotta try this - It's got my 3 favorite foods in the world 😀
Y'know whenever I see "yogurt dipped" anything in stores, I didn't think that it was actually yogurt (and it's probably not), so I assumed you couldn't truly have yogurt dipped anything.
sonaliruder says
Now that I think of it, these are three of my favorites ingredients too! Thanks for stopping by Natalie!
Sarah says
What a delicious and healthy alternative to the traditional chocolate covered strawberries! These are beautiful!
sonaliruder says
Thanks so much Sarah, I appreciate it!
Lyubomira L says
These strawberries look fantastic! I've been looking for a yogurt covered strawberries recipe for a while now! Definitely a must try! Pinned!
sonaliruder says
Thanks Mira! They're so easy, you should definitely give them a try 🙂
Lisa Lin says
YUM! I've always found white chocolate to be a little too much for me. This yogurt is a great alternative!
sonaliruder says
Thanks Lisa! And I totally hear ya, I'm definitely not a fan of white chocolate.
Ella-Home Cooking Adventure says
I would definitely enjoy these no matter the occasion. You did a great job with these strawberries.
sonaliruder says
Thanks so much Ella!