Kids can make their very own tasty treat with yogurt and fresh fruit. It's a fun breakfast or after school snack for preschoolers. If your kids like yogurt and fresh berries in a bowl, they'll love this yummy option in a cone! 

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Let's make it berry easy for kids to prepare their own snack with this simple yogurt and cone activity!

This fruit snack is fun for kids to do independently, with supervision from a grownup of course. It's a great way to provide food choices and independent decision making. 

Kids will have fun making this tasty treat, from choosing the flavor of the crunchy cone, to adding a generous topping of their favorite fruit.

Offering a variety of fruit options at snack time or meal time lets kids explore the flavors and textures of healthy eating. There are a few different ways to introduce fruit for kids to snack on.

• Fill a bowl with fresh berries of different kinds to satisfy a fresh fruit craving.
  
  
• Include packaged and frozen fruit in foods like blueberry muffins or a strawberry milkshake. 
  
  
• Offer blueberries or raspberries to sprinkle on cereal or yogurt with a spoon.

Kids love to join in food preparations, whether it's making a small snack or cooking up a family meal. Creating a snack or dessert with ice cream cones is an easy way to get the kids involved. 

The hardest part about this activity will be trying not to gobble up the snack too fast!

Easy-to-make yogurt and berries snack

Ingredients for a yogurt and berries cone

There are various options available at the supermarket for the fruit, the yogurt, and the cone for this snack. 

• Stick with favorite fruit choices, or go with seasonal options.
  
  
• Greek yogurt is a popular choice for many families, but go with what you like. To make it a healthy snack, check the ingredient labels to compare sugar content.
  
  
• Look for cones on the grocery shelf in different flavors, shapes and sizes. You can also find gluten free options in some stores.
  The flat bottomed cones are easy to work with as they stand on their own. You can look for a cone holder like this one to place the traditional cones in while filling. (affiliate link)

Instructions

1. Chop the fruit into small pieces.

• Kid appropriate utensils are available for giving kids more independence in the preparation. (affiliate link)

Kids can help wash or peel fruit, and add the chopped pieces to their cones.

Don't be concerned if your preschooler wants to mash some of the fruit. This will just add creativity to the final product!

2. Fill the bottom of the cone with pieces of fruit.

• Putting a layer of fruit into the cone first will help keep the cone from getting soggy. (But this can be ok too, if you prefer the cone to be softened!)

3. Spoon yogurt over the fruit pieces in the cone.

4. Top with more fruit.

Some yogurt will drizzle down through the cone. If the cone sits uneaten for very long it will become a bit soggy.

But you won't have to worry about that because.....

this cool treat is so delicious it will probably be gobbled up right away!