My mother-in-law, Betty, gave me this recipe a few years ago. It is perfectly delicious, and takes less time to make than it does to open the cans. Just mix the pudding mix with the plain yogurt until smooth, then add the pineapple with juice and stir. Drain the oranges and stir them in. Presto! Everybody loves it, especially someone who just came home from the dentist and can't chew for a while. Poor David.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Yummy Yogurt!
My mother-in-law, Betty, gave me this recipe a few years ago. It is perfectly delicious, and takes less time to make than it does to open the cans. Just mix the pudding mix with the plain yogurt until smooth, then add the pineapple with juice and stir. Drain the oranges and stir them in. Presto! Everybody loves it, especially someone who just came home from the dentist and can't chew for a while. Poor David.
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Oh dear. Poor David. I hate dentist appointments. The yogurt recipe sounds delicious though, Diana and easy too! Thank you for sharing it! :)
Gosh I hope the dentist was kind to David. Your receipe sounds nice and delicious, very refreshing for our summer months.
Both Brooke and I just read your post and were amazed to see oranges in cans, I dont think I have ever seen them here.
Hi,Daisy and Suzanne! David says "thank you" for your sympathy. He's feeling much better now. It does help to know people care!
It's fun to see the differences in every day things, like what comes in cans in our far flung cultures. In some ways we are very much the same. Like the way we respond when our children tell us they're bored. :>} I'm sure you could use fresh oranges just as well in the recipe. They would probably be better.
That looks delicious, and I'm glad to know you don't need teeth for it.Sounds like a perfect solution when the gums get tired ...Ginny
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