I know the pumpkin craze is slowly winding down in blog-land, but you cannot let this season’s favorite squash go out of style before you try some good pumpkin yogurt. 
The store bought “pumpkin yogurt” is always disappointing in my opinion, but this stuff is dee-licious!
Pumpkin Yogurt:
To make it delicious I do use sugar free pudding mix – which some people try to avoid (due to artificial sweeteners). You can use the “real” stuff if you choose, but use Butterscotch flavor pudding mix (it comes in regular or artificial).
Directions:
Mix 1 cup Greek yogurt (not the whole container), a 15 0z. can of pumpkin, 1 tsp. pumpkin pie spice and one package butterscotch Jello pudding mix.
Stir it up and try not to eat half of it while mixing.
Serve with gingersnap cookies. 
I got these gingerbread cookies from Target. They’re light and crispy – perfect for dipping or using as a “crust”. You can layer them on the bottom of the serving dish and dollop the pumpkin yogurt right on top if desired. 
Enjoy!
Other Posts You Might Like:
{ 19 comments… read them below or add one }
This is the BEST pumpkin dip recipe ever. Yes, the SF Jello Pudding is what really makes it. I’ve tried to be more “natural” with just cream or milk and it tastes like crap. This is one recipe that I can honestly admit that the fake stuff is much better than the real. Bring on the artificial sugar for this one, it just doesn’t compare.
That sounds amazing! I love butterscotch pudding. It’s gotta be even better with pumpkin.
Genius, Monica. In fact, this inspires a new recipe in me!! I’m excited now.
Y’all need to keep the pumpkin recipes coming. I’ve had pumpkin maybe three times since the season begun so I’m vicariously living, ya hear?
do you use the whole can of pumpkin for it?
Today I tasted pumpkin Fudge. Be jealous.
I would never have thought to add pudding mix to yogurt and pumpkin – genius!
I am not the biggest fan of butterscotch – I may try a vanilla though! I like to dip graham crackers into yogurt – I love these from Back to Nature. They are perfect dippers: http://www.backtonaturefoods.com/product-detail.aspx?category=cookies&productname=Honey-Graham-Sticks&product=5928320024
A little sugah free buttahscotch puddin aint gonna hurt no one!
Oh good idea with the pudding mix. I always mix yogurt and pumpkin with a bit of agave nectar, but it’s not quite the right sweetness.
I do that exact same thing too, but it always leaves me wanting the “real” thing. This is close enough to completely satisfy
That looks AMAZING! Did you eat the whole thing in one serving? By the way, I recently discovered your blog and love it! I read Intuitive Eating a while back and it made sense to me, especially since I struggle with binge eating. I can’t remember–did you follow WW as well? I’m currently following that program.
I did WW a while back, but it didn’t work for me. The points levels are too low for my activity level and truthfully, counting points makes me obsessive and it’s destructive for me.
Doing WW and trying to be an intuitive eater at the same time are kinda contradictory. But, this is just my opinion – do what works for you
I make it the same way, but without the pudding mix. I love just mixing pumpkin, yogurt and spices together. YUM!
That would be gross to me – I think pumpkin is kinda bitter straight up.
Those cookies are adorable! I actually just bought some of that butterscotch pudding for a different recipe. I’ll keep this in mind too!
that sounds wickedly incredible, pumpkin yogurt. and who doesn’t love ginger snaps?! great creation!
looks like the pumpkin mousse from IowaGirlEats but even easier! nice!
i don’t care how fake instant pudding is. i want that!
This was terrible. First, you can taste the pumpkin pie spices since there is no baking involved. Also, if you use anything with artificial sweeteners, it will taste extremely sweet (this was the case here). To me, it was a total waste of my chobani yogurt.