By Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff | Published on June 1, 2026

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Breakfast Parfait

Serves 4

193 cal · 10 min

Breakfast Parfait

Recipe GLPR7c4bc20f184938

4.0(1)
Breakfast
10 min
193 cal
Servings: 4
No-Cook
SNAP eligible

A fresh and colorful layered breakfast bowl combining creamy vanilla yogurt with sweet tropical pineapple, thawed berries, sliced banana, and chewy raisins. Perfect for a nutritious morning treat or light dessert that can be prepared in minutes.

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Ingredients

2 cups Pineapple, canned and chopped

1 cup Frozen berries, unsweetened and thawed

1 cup Yogurt, low-fat vanilla

1 Banana, peeled and sliced

⅓ cup Raisins

Directions

  1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before preparation.

  2. Thaw the frozen berries if not already thawed, then drain any excess liquid.

  3. Peel and slice the banana into even rounds.

  4. In four individual glasses or bowls, begin layering by spooning a portion of chopped pineapple into the bottom of each container.

  5. Add a layer of thawed berries over the pineapple in each glass.

  6. Spoon a portion of vanilla yogurt over the berries to create the next layer.

  7. Arrange banana slices in a layer over the yogurt.

  8. Finish each parfait with a final sprinkle of raisins on top.

  9. Serve immediately or cover and refrigerate until ready to enjoy.

Comments

Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff4

Every ingredient is a staple at Charlotte grocers—pineapple, berries, yogurt, and banana are always in stock at Harris Teeter, Food Lion, and Walmart, and raisins cost pennies. At roughly $1.50 to $2 per serving depending on whether you buy sale-priced berries, this is genuinely affordable for a breakfast. The stated 10 minutes is honest if your pineapple is pre-cut; whole fruit adds 5 minutes of prep, but layering is genuinely quick. It's a family-friendly no-cook dish that reheats poorly (yogurt curdles, fruit gets soggy), so it's really a same-day, same-meal dish, which limits its usefulness on a busy weeknight when you want leftovers to count.

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