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Today, I'm gong to teach you how to make this delicious treat to cool off on a hot summer day.
I call it "Frozen Banana Pops".
[music playing] For this snack, you'll need a tray, some wax paper, 1 and 1/2 cups of granola, a butter knife, two bananas, a tablespoon, some craft sticks, and a cup of Greek yogurt.
You can use any flavor you like, but I'm using vanilla.
Now, we're going to peel our bananas.
If we want to peel it like a monkey, you can start from the bottom.
You just pinch it off like this, and when it opens, you can peel it off-- just like that.
Come on, peel.
[music playing] [makes monkey sounds] Now, you're going to cut your bananas in half and insert a craft stick.
[music playing] I want to make this one perfect-- if I can.
Once you have them on a stick, get your spoon and spread Greek yogurt all over the banana, like this.
[music playing] Now, when you're done spreading the yogurt all over the banana, you can roll it in granola, like this.
Oh my gosh, it looks delicious-- the temptation to eat this.
[music playing] When you're all done, you pop it in the freezer for at least four hours, or you can do it overnight for better results.
[music playing] They're ready.
Yummy, yummy, yum-ya.
[music playing] Mmm.
That is good.
Thanks for watching.
[music playing] Easy enough, right?
[makes monkey sounds] [music playing] [laughs] OK. Oh, yeah!
