Prep the fruit: Rinse and dry the strawberries, then hull and slice them.
Slice the bananas and toss lightly with a squeeze of lemon juice to slow browning.
Flavor the yogurt: In a bowl, stir the yogurt with a teaspoon of vanilla extract and a drizzle of honey or maple syrup. Taste and adjust sweetness. Keep it just sweet enough to complement the fruit.
Ready the crunch: Use your favorite granola or crush graham crackers into coarse crumbs.
If you like extra nutrition, stir in a teaspoon of chia or ground flaxseed.
Build the base: Spoon a layer of yogurt into the bottom of each glass or jar. This helps the crumb layer stay crunchier.
Add fruit: Scatter a layer of sliced strawberries and bananas over the yogurt. Try to keep the fruit in single layers for clean, pretty stacks.
Add crunch: Sprinkle a modest layer of granola or crumbs.
Don’t overdo it here; too much can soak up moisture and lose texture.
Repeat the layers: Add more yogurt, more fruit, and a little more crunch until you reach the top of the glass. Aim for at least two full sets of layers.
Finish strong: Top with a final dollop of yogurt, a few strawberry slices, a banana coin, and a pinch of granola. If you’re feeling fancy, add mint leaves and a few dark chocolate shavings.
Serve or chill: Serve right away for maximum crunch.
If you prefer a softer, pudding-like texture, chill for 30–60 minutes before serving.