Strawberry Matcha Clusters
If you’re looking for an easy, refreshing, and eye-catching treat that’s both healthy and indulgent, these Strawberry Matcha Clusters are just what you need! Combining the natural sweetness of fresh strawberries with the creamy richness of yogurt and a luxurious white chocolate matcha coating, this no-bake recipe is perfect for a warm day or when you’re craving a guilt-free dessert. Plus, it’s simple to make, requires just a few ingredients, and can be stored for when the sweet tooth strikes.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
- Quick and Easy: No baking required, just mix, freeze, and dip.
- Healthy Twist: Made with coconut yogurt and fresh strawberries for a wholesome treat.
- Customizable: Swap ingredients to suit your dietary preferences (e.g., use dairy-free white chocolate or a different fruit).
- Visually Stunning: The green matcha powder and strawberry powder create a vibrant, Instagram-worthy dessert.
- Make-Ahead Friendly: Perfect for prepping in advance and keeping in the freezer.

Ingredients You’ll Need for the Strawberry Matcha Clusters:
For the Clusters:
- Yogurt: Provides the creamy base for the clusters. Coconut yogurt is an excellent choice for a dairy-free version, but Greek yogurt works well if you prefer something tangier.
- Fresh Strawberries: The star ingredient, offering a sweet and slightly tangy flavor along with a juicy texture.
For the Coating:
- White Chocolate: Adds a smooth, sweet shell that contrasts beautifully with the tart strawberries.
- Matcha Powder: Infuses the coating with a subtle earthy flavor and a pop of vibrant green color.
- Strawberry Powder: Used as a topping, it enhances the fruity flavor and adds a decorative touch.



For making the Strawberry Matcha Clusters, here are the essential tools you’ll need:
- Mixing Bowl: For combining the yogurt and diced strawberries.
- Cutting Board and Knife: To dice the fresh strawberries into small pieces.
- Measuring Cups and Spoons: For accurately measuring yogurt, matcha powder, and chocolate.
- Parchment Paper: To line the baking tray and prevent sticking.
- Baking Tray: A flat surface to arrange the clusters while freezing.
- Microwave-Safe Bowl or Double Boiler: For melting the white chocolate.
- Spoon or Cookie Scoop: To portion out the yogurt and strawberry mixture into clusters.
- Fork or Tongs: To dip the frozen clusters into the matcha white chocolate coating.
- Whisk: For mixing matcha powder into the melted white chocolate.
- Freezer-Safe Airtight Container: To store the finished clusters and keep them fresh.
Here is the full Recipe:
Ingredients:
For the Clusters:
- 240 g (1 cup) coconut yogurt
- 200 g (1 1/4 cups) fresh strawberries, diced into small pieces
For the Coating:
- 180 g (6 oz) white chocolate, melted
- 1 tbsp matcha powder
- 1–2 tsp strawberry powder (optional)
Directions:
Prepare the Clusters
- In a large bowl, combine the coconut yogurt and diced strawberries. Stir until the strawberries are evenly distributed.
- Line a baking sheet or tray with parchment paper. Using a tablespoon, scoop 2-tablespoon portions of the yogurt mixture onto the tray to form clusters. Leave a bit of space between each cluster to prevent them from sticking together.
- Place the tray in the freezer and freeze the clusters for at least 2 hours, or until completely solid.
Prepare the Matcha Coating
- While the clusters are freezing, melt the white chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a double boiler or in the microwave using 20-second intervals. Stir between intervals to ensure a smooth, lump-free consistency.
- Once melted, whisk in the matcha powder until fully incorporated, creating a uniform green coating.
Dip the Clusters
- Remove the frozen yogurt clusters from the freezer. Working quickly, dip each cluster into the melted matcha white chocolate, ensuring it’s evenly coated. Use a fork or spoon to help lift the cluster and allow any excess chocolate to drip off.
- Place the coated clusters back onto the parchment-lined tray.
- Sprinkle each cluster with a pinch of strawberry powder for added flavor and decoration.
Freeze Again
- Return the tray to the freezer and let the clusters set for at least 30 minutes, or until the coating is firm.
Tips for the Strawberry Matcha Clusters:
- Choose High-Quality Ingredients: Since this recipe relies on a few key ingredients, opt for ripe, sweet strawberries, good-quality white chocolate, and a high-grade matcha powder.
- Work Quickly: The yogurt clusters can melt quickly once out of the freezer, so dip and coat them efficiently to prevent them from becoming too soft.
- Use Parchment Paper: This ensures the clusters don’t stick to the tray and makes cleanup a breeze.
- Customize the Coating: If matcha isn’t your thing, you can skip it or substitute it with a different flavoring, such as vanilla or a touch of cinnamon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a different yogurt? Absolutely! While coconut yogurt gives a dairy-free option with a slightly tropical flavor, Greek yogurt or any plain yogurt works too.
What if I don’t have matcha powder? No problem! The white chocolate coating is delicious on its own, or you can experiment with other flavors like cocoa powder.
How do I make strawberry powder? If you can’t find store-bought strawberry powder, make your own by blending freeze-dried strawberries into a fine powder using a food processor.
Can I use frozen strawberries? Fresh strawberries are recommended for the best texture, but you can use frozen strawberries if you thaw and drain them thoroughly to remove excess moisture.
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Watch the recipe video here. Let’s get to baking! Here is the full recipe:
Strawberry Matcha Clusters
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minutesStrawberry Matcha Clusters are a delightful frozen treat made with creamy coconut yogurt, fresh strawberries, and a vibrant white chocolate matcha coating. Perfectly refreshing and easy to make, they’re a healthy dessert you can enjoy anytime!
Ingredients
- For the Clusters:
240 g (1 cup) coconut yogurt
200 g (1 1/4 cups) fresh strawberries, diced into small pieces
- For the Coating:
180 g (6 oz) white chocolate, melted
1 tbsp matcha powder
1–2 tsp strawberry powder (optional)
Directions
- Prepare the Clusters
- In a large bowl, combine the coconut yogurt and diced strawberries. Stir until the strawberries are evenly distributed.
- Line a baking sheet or tray with parchment paper. Using a tablespoon, scoop 2-tablespoon portions of the yogurt mixture onto the tray to form clusters. Leave a bit of space between each cluster to prevent them from sticking together.
- Place the tray in the freezer and freeze the clusters for at least 2 hours, or until completely solid.
- Prepare the Matcha Coating
- While the clusters are freezing, melt the white chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a double boiler or in the microwave using 20-second intervals. Stir between intervals to ensure a smooth, lump-free consistency.
- Once melted, whisk in the matcha powder until fully incorporated, creating a uniform green coating.
- Dip the Clusters
- Remove the frozen yogurt clusters from the freezer. Working quickly, dip each cluster into the melted matcha white chocolate, ensuring it’s evenly coated. Use a fork or spoon to help lift the cluster and allow any excess chocolate to drip off.
- Place the coated clusters back onto the parchment-lined tray.
- Sprinkle each cluster with a pinch of strawberry powder for added flavor and decoration.
- Freeze Again
- Return the tray to the freezer and let the clusters set for at least 30 minutes, or until the coating is firm.