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Raspberries and dark chocolate bring a little dessert-like pleasure to a bowl you can put together in minutes. The berries add a bright, tart bite, while small chocolate pieces and granola give creamy Greek yogurt a crisp contrast.

This raspberry dark chocolate Greek yogurt bowl needs no cooking or advance prep. Keep the yogurt plain, sweeten it lightly if you like and let the fruit and chocolate do the rest.

Raspberry Dark Chocolate Greek Yogurt Bowl

Serves: 1 · Prep time: 5 minutes · Cook time: 0 minutes

• 1 cup plain Greek yogurt
• ½ cup fresh raspberries, gently rinsed and drained
• ¼ cup granola
• 1 tablespoon finely chopped dark chocolate or dark chocolate chips
• 1–2 teaspoons honey or maple syrup, optional

How to Make It

1. Spoon the Greek yogurt into your serving bowl. Stir in 1 teaspoon of honey or maple syrup if you want a lightly sweetened base.
2. Gently rinse and drain the raspberries. Scatter them over the yogurt.
3. Add the granola and chopped dark chocolate or chocolate chips.
4. Taste before adding more sweetener. Enjoy immediately while the granola stays crisp.

Let the Berries Lead

Fresh raspberries are delicate, so handle them gently and let excess rinse water drain away before adding them. You can lightly mash a few into the yogurt for pink streaks while leaving the rest whole on top.

Frozen raspberries work too, but thaw them according to the package directions and follow any required cooking instructions. Drain excess liquid if you want a thicker bowl. Thawing or cooking adds time beyond the fresh-berry version.

Choose Your Chocolate

A chopped dark chocolate bar gives you irregular little shards that spread through the bowl. Chocolate chips save the chopping step. Choose a chocolate you enjoy eating on its own; a very dark bar will give a more bitter contrast to the tart berries.

There is no need to melt the chocolate. Its small firm pieces supply a different crunch from the granola, and keeping the preparation simple is part of the appeal.

Easy Swaps

Change the yogurt: Whole-milk, low-fat and nonfat Greek yogurt all work. Vanilla Greek yogurt is a convenient option; taste before adding honey if it is already sweetened.

Change the fruit: Sliced strawberries or blueberries can replace raspberries.

Change the crunch: Crisp cereal can replace granola. If you want a softer bowl, leave it out and enjoy the berries and chocolate over yogurt.

Sweeten gently: Start with a little honey or maple syrup rather than adding it automatically. Your granola and chocolate may already bring enough sweetness.

Tiny Prep for Another Morning

Portion the yogurt into a covered container ahead of time and refrigerate according to its label. Keep granola and chocolate separate in a dry container, and add the berries and crunchy toppings when you are ready to eat.

This bowl is easy to pack when the granola travels separately. Keeping it out of the yogurt until serving helps preserve the crisp texture.

More Easy Greek Yogurt Bowls

This sweet bowl follows Pesto Chicken in our alternating collection. Try Chocolate Cherry for another chocolate-and-fruit combination, or Strawberry Cheesecake for a creamy berry variation. Explore 25 Easy Recipes with Greek Yogurt for more ideas.

Next comes Tzatziki Chicken & Pita, a savory bowl with ready-cooked chicken and cucumber yogurt.