Name: Frozen Strawberry-Yogurt Pie
Ingredients: 16 oz Yogurt, vanilla; 2 c Strawberrys, frozen, sweetnd; 16 oz Topping, non-dairy; thawed; 2 Pie crust, graham cracker

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Pie/cobbler, Desserts	16	Servings

INGREDIENTS

16	oz	Yogurt, vanilla
2	c	Strawberrys, frozen, sweetnd
16	oz	Topping, non-dairy; thawed
2		Pie crust, graham cracker

INSTRUCTIONS

Fold Yogurt into whipped topping, blend well; fold in strawberries. Spoon
into crust Freeze until firm, 4 hrs. or overnight. Remove from freezer 30
minutes before serving and keep chilled in refrigerator. Garnish with
additional whole strawberries, if desired. Store any leftover pie in
freezer.
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