Cool Down with These Easy Raspberry Flax Jam Yogurt Clusters (Recipe)

If you're looking for a simple, refreshing treat to make the most of Irish raspberry season, these Raspberry Flax Jam Yogurt Clusters are well worth adding to your summer recipe list.

Made with just four ingredients, this freezer-friendly recipe combines the natural sweetness of raspberries with creamy plant-based yogurt and Linwoods Cold Milled Flaxseed, creating a delicious snack that's perfect for warm afternoons or as a lighter dessert.

Not only are they easy to prepare, but they also provide a source of fibre and plant-based omega 3 thanks to the addition of flaxseed.

Raspberry Flax Jam Yogurt Clusters

Makes: 4–6 clusters

Preparation time: 10 minutes (plus freezing time)

Ingredients

• 150g frozen raspberries

• 1 tablespoon maple syrup

• 3 tablespoons Linwoods Cold Milled Flaxseed

• 200g vanilla plant-based yogurt

Method

1. Place the frozen raspberries in a microwave-safe bowl and heat for 30 seconds to 1 minute until softened.

2. Stir in the maple syrup and Linwoods Cold Milled Flaxseed.

3. Leave the mixture to stand for around 10 minutes, allowing the flaxseed to naturally thicken into a jam-like consistency.

4. Line a tray with baking parchment and spoon 4–6 small mounds of the raspberry mixture onto the tray.

5. Freeze for at least two hours, or until completely firm.

6. Once frozen, dip each cluster into the vanilla plant-based yogurt until fully coated.

7. Return the clusters to the tray and freeze for another hour until the yogurt has completely set.

Top Tip

Store the finished clusters in an airtight container in the freezer for up to two weeks. They're ideal as a grab-and-go snack whenever you fancy something cool, creamy and fruity.

Whether you're looking for a healthier alternative to ice cream or simply want a quick homemade frozen snack, these Raspberry Flax Jam Yogurt Clusters are an easy recipe that makes the most of summer's favourite berries.

For more recipe inspiration and information on the Linwoods range, visit Linwoods Health Foods.

Recipe and images courtesy of Linwoods Health Foods.

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