By Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff | Published on June 9, 2026
Serves 2
303 cal · 2 min
Quest Bar Fruit Pizza
Recipe GLPR46c5268e7c1bcd
A light, no-bake dessert that transforms a protein bar into a creative pizza base. A single vanilla almond crunch bar is warmed and shaped into a thin circle, then topped with a smooth, creamy mixture of Greek yogurt and cream cheese sweetened with powdered sugar and brightened with orange juice. Fresh fruit crowns the creation for a quick, nutritious treat that's perfect for snacking or a light finale.
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Ingredients
1 Vanilla Almond Crunch protein bar
1 tablespoon Greek yogurt and cream cheese spread
¼ cup Greek yogurt
¼ cup Powdered sugar
1 tablespoon Fresh orange juice
Assorted fresh fruit for topping
Directions
Unwrap the vanilla almond crunch bar and place it on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave for 10 seconds until slightly softened. Carefully remove from the microwave and break the bar in half. Reassemble the two pieces into a loose square shape on the plate.
Using your fingers or the back of a spoon, gently press and flatten the bar pieces outward into a thin circular disc, approximately 4–5 inches in diameter. Do not overly compress; aim for an even, pizza-like thickness.
In a small bowl, combine the softened cream cheese, Greek yogurt, powdered sugar, and fresh orange juice. Whisk or stir until the mixture is smooth and spreadable, with no lumps.
Spread the yogurt-cream cheese mixture evenly over the warm protein bar crust, leaving a small border around the edge if desired.
Top the pizza with your choice of fresh fruit, arranging pieces as desired. Serve immediately while the crust is still slightly warm.
Comments
Quest bars are widely stocked at Walmart, Harris Teeter, and Food Lion, so no special trip needed, and cream cheese, Greek yogurt, and powdered sugar are staples everywhere. Two minutes is honest if you mean assembly only—chopping fruit adds real time, so budget five to eight minutes total. The cost per serving runs three to four dollars depending on fruit choice and bar brand, which is reasonable for a dessert. This is genuinely no-fuss and single-serve, but it's a same-night dish with no leftovers, and the bar base turns a bit soft within an hour, so treat it as immediate gratification rather than make-ahead.
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