This super easy yogurt and cereal parfait with fruit jelly comes together in a snap for breakfast. Just a little prep work the night before means a special breakfast the next morning.
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Apparently I’ve been on a breakfast kick lately. I mean it’s great, because I usually eat the same thing every morning, and that thing is- cereal. So easy. So yummy. So easy. But when I was given a chance to take cereal and “reimagine” it, I thought, THIS is what I need! I always have cereal on hand, so what can I do to switch it up?
There are a million and a half yogurt parfait recipes out there, so I wanted to give you something a little unique, but still super easy! Here it is… yogurt and cereal parfait with fruit jelly. You know what’s even more fun? You can make this with your kids, because it’s just that easy.
Ever since I was a child, I’ve loved all things jello-y. I wanted to incorporate this into my parfaits, but still keep it breakfast friendly. The jelly I used here is SUPER easy and super guilt free! At least, guilt free if you are cool with 100% fruit juice. Which, come on… It’s fruit juice.
So let me tell you the easy steps to make this yogurt and cereal parfait.
Step one.
Take a cup of cold juice, and get two bowls. Put about 1/4 cup in one bowl and the rest in the other. Sprinkle 1/2 tablespoon of gelatin over the 1/4 cup of juice, and let it bloom. Wait a couple of minutes. Microwave the other bowl until just boiling, and pour into the gelatin juice. Mix, pour into a mold, and refrigerate for a few hours or overnight. Woohoo! Fruit jelly is done! Just use a fork to break it up. I made three different flavors, but you can make a double batch of one, or two flavors, or whatever you want, really.
Step two?
Layer some plain greek yogurt, jelly, and cereal in a cup. Bonus points if you use a clear cup, because then you get to see the pretty layers. I used Kellogg’s Rice Krispies (18 oz) and Frosted Flakes (19 oz), which, by the way, are on sale at Target right now for $2.99. You’re welcome.
By the way, what’s your favorite cereal? Mine is always changing because I usually eat too much of one and get sick of it for a while. If you’re getting a little bored at breakfast, check out Kellogg’s social hub where fellow bloggers have come up with yummy ideas using cereal!
And check out the video below to see how my daughter and I made these cereal parfaits together! By the way, in the pictures, hers is the messy one I shoved to the back. Actually, I think I like the look of hers better. What do you think?
I have so many fun breakfast recipes. Make sure you check them out!
Yogurt and Cereal Parfait with Fruit Jelly
Ingredients
- 1 lb Plain full fat Greek yogurt
- maple syrup optional, to taste
- 2 cups cereal optional, one cup each of two different cereals
- 2 cups 100% fruit juice optional, one cup each of two different flavors
- 1 T gelatin
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Instructions
The Night Before – Fruit Juice
- Get two bowls out, and one cup of chilled juice.
- Pour 1/4 cup of juice into one bowl, and the rest into the other.2 cups 100% fruit juice
- Sprinkle 1/2 T of gelatin over the 1/4 cup of juice and allow to bloom for a couple of minutes.1 T gelatin
- Microwave the other bowl of juice until just boiling.
- Add the hot juice to the gelatin juice and mix until fully combined.
- Pour the juice into a mold and place in the refrigerator when no longer hot.
- Allow to set for several hours of over night.
- Repeat with another cup of a different flavored juice.
- When solidified, take a fork and mash the jelly up into pieces. Note: using two different colored juices will make for a prettier presentation!
In the Morning – Assemble
- In clear cups, layer yogurt, jelly, and cereal. You may want to sweeten your yogurt with some maple syrup. I give my kids plain, but sweeten mine slightly. You can also use flavored yogurt.1 lb Plain full fat Greek yogurt,maple syrup,2 cups cereal
- Eat immediately, as cereal will start to get soggy if you leave it too long.
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