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Eating Healthy on a Dime Tip: Blend Your Own Yogurt

Another healthy and frugal tip from Shay Sorrells.

In this Eating Healthy on a Dime video, Shay Sorrells shares her tips for blending your own yogurt. She likes to use reduced-sugar jam or preserves and low-fat Greek yogurt. Eating healthy doesn't have the break the bank!

Get another Eating Healthy on a Dime tip from Shay here!

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