Alien Pasta Lab

Aurora Yogurt Bark

Frozen yogurt bark with fruit swirls

Aurora Yogurt Bark in Alien Pasta Lab: Frozen yogurt bark with fruit swirls on a plate in Blorp’s Starship kitchen, with Blorp the alien waiting to eat
In the game, in Blorp’s Starship
  • 3 hr 15 min
  • Makes 16
  • Easy
  • 0 grown-up jobs

Aurora Yogurt Bark is frozen yogurt bark with fruit swirls: a real recipe for kids to cook with a grown-up, from Blorp’s Galactic Cookbook in Alien Pasta Lab. It takes 3 hours 15 minutes and makes 16. No step needs the stove, the oven or a knife, so kids can make it with a grown-up nearby.

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Ingredients

Makes16

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Steps

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Kid jobGrown-up jobTap a number when it’s done.

  1. Kid job

    Spread the Snow Yogurt

    Stir a little honey into thick yogurt if you like, then spread it on a parchment-lined tray, about as thick as a cookie.

  2. Kid job

    Drip the Colors

    Dot on spoonfuls of berry or mango purée, and scatter a few berries on top.

  3. Kid job

    Swirl the Aurora

    Drag the tip of a spoon handle through the dots to swirl the colors.

  4. Kid job

    Freeze and Snap

    Freeze it for 3 hours, then snap it into pieces with your hands.

  5. Kid job

    Feed Blorp!

    Eat it fast, before it melts!

Aurora Yogurt Bark in Alien Pasta Lab, with Blorp waiting to eat

Play it in Alien Pasta Lab

In the game, kids cook Aurora Yogurt Bark with their fingers, one move at a time:

  1. Spread the Snow Yogurt. Rub to spread yogurt over the tray!
  2. Drip the Colors. Pick a color, then tap 8 drops!
  3. Swirl the Aurora. Drag through the dots to swirl them!
  4. Freeze and Snap. Swipe across the frozen bark to crack it!
  5. Feed Blorp! Tap Blorp to serve the bark!

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Cook it in the game, or for real, to unlock its secret remix in the cookbook: Aurora Yogurt Pops.

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