
Good Monday morning. Hope you all are enjoying your frozen breakfast in a cup. I sure am.

Maggie Moo's is a popular ice cream chain that not only serves up its frozen treats by the scoop, but also in cake form. You can even buy the cakes in a cupcake variety pack. I just wish they were dairy-free, not to mention raw.
So, as usual, when I can't get a food the way I want it, I go home and rawify it myself. I even started making different flavors to mix things up a bit.
As I said before, I've been stocking my freezer with various homemade convenient snacks, so I'll be prepared whenever a craving may arise. Here you can see two of my frozen "yogurt"-inspired flavors, which include traditional blueberry and strawberry.

The strawberry n'ice cream cake was kept simple with a strawberry base, coconut sprinkles, almond slices and a strawberry on top. Very nice :-)
I have to apologize for the blurry shots, as the n'ice cream was beginning to melt while my camera was malfunctioning again. Thank goodness I was able to use Jacob's, although it doesn't have the best focus. Hopefully I can get some clearer shots of the next batch.