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General13:10 · Aug 10

No-Bake Frozen Yogurt Fruit Rolls Made with Rice Paper Delight Kids This Summer

By כיכר השבת, טלי בר
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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A simple and quick summer dessert recipe is gaining popularity online, featuring rice paper sheets typically used for savory rolls. The dessert involves briefly soaking the rice paper in warm water, filling it with thick vanilla or Greek yogurt and fresh summer fruits like mango or strawberries, then rolling it up tightly. After placing the rolls on a tray to prevent sticking, they are frozen for about an hour until the filling is cold and creamy but not fully solid.

The recipe yields eight servings and takes only 10 minutes to prepare, making it an easy and fun activity for children to participate in independently. A key tip is to avoid soaking the rice paper too long to prevent it from becoming too sticky and difficult to roll. Optionally, dusting the rolls with cornstarch before freezing can reduce stickiness and improve texture.

This no-bake, dough-free dessert offers a refreshing and healthy treat option for hot weather, combining the softness of frozen yogurt with the juiciness of fresh fruit. The creator encourages sharing the recipe and feedback from those who try it.

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