There’s a new way to sneak more fruit into your day: Yoplait Fruitful, which blends 1/3 cup of real fruit into each carton. Each flavor contains fruit pieces and/or purée.

It’s available in six palate-pleasing flavors: Blueberry, Cherries & Red Berries, Mango Pineapple & Orange, Peach, Pineapple and Strawberry.

In general, both Yoplait Fruitful and Yoplait Original have around 170 calories per six-ounce container. Fruitful has a higher fat content, as it made with whole milk yogurt. Yoplait Original is made with low-fat yogurt, but has a higher sodium and sugar content.

The company also recommends Yoplait Fruitful as an ingredient in different recipes that call for yogurt—from baking to pancakes. A recipe for pancakes using the Peach flavor follows.

New Fruitfull, in three of the six flavors. Photo courtesy Yoplait.

Find more information at Yoplait.com.

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Peachy pancakes: peach yogurt is mixed in.
Photo courtesy Yoplait.

Even when peaches are out of season, you can still enjoy peachy pancakes. Here, Peach Fruitful stands in. Prep time is 20 minutes.

Ingredients For 6 Servings

Preparation

1. HEAT griddle or skillet over medium heat or to 350°F. Grease griddle if necessary.

2. BEAT beat flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt in large bowl, with a whisk. Stir in milk, yogurt and egg. To test griddle, sprinkle with a few drops of water. If bubbles “dance,” heat is just right.

3. POUR slightly less than 1/4 cup batter per pancake onto hot griddle. Cook until pancakes are puffed and dry around the edges. Turn and cook the other side until golden brown.

4. GARNISH with syrup, pecans and optional cream/yogurt and serve immediately.

 
BAKING POWDER VS. BAKING SODA

You may have used both for years, without knowing why they’re different. Each makes a particular contribution to the cooking/baking process.

Here’s the difference between baking powder and baking soda.