Yogurt mug
Overview
This is a photo I saved when I first learned to make yogurt mugs a long time ago. Yogurt Mukan Cup: Nutritious, delicious and healthy! The gluten-free and sugar-free digestive biscuits are relatively oily, and my family doesn’t like the feeling of being too finely chopped, so I specially pressed them into larger particles.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Have all materials ready
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Break the gluten-free and sugar-free digestive biscuits into small pieces, put them into a dry powder cup, and crush them with a juicer
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Scoop a spoonful of crushed biscuits into a cup and flatten them with the bottom of the spoon
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Pour in the yogurt, pick up the cup and turn it around; the yogurt will evenly cover the biscuit crumbs
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Pour in the yogurt, pick up the cup and turn it around; the yogurt will evenly cover the biscuit crumbs
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Don’t fill it up at the end, as shown in the picture
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I made four cups at once and followed the same method as before
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Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight (you can also eat it directly without placing it in the refrigerator)
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When eating, put a layer of biscuit crumbs on top, cut cherry tomatoes into heart shapes and put them on top for decoration. A cup of breakfast is very filling and nutritious