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The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of Cherry laurel marmalade (0%, 5%, 10%, 15%, and 20%) on the physico-chemical and sensorial characteristics of yogurts during the storage time. Increasing marmalade concentrations into the yogurts affected titratable acidity, a* values and overall acceptability positively, and viscosity, syneresis and L* values negatively. During storage time pH, viscosity, syneresis, b* values, flavour and overall acceptability scores (P< 0.05) decreased significantly compared to control, while titratable acidity and a* values (P< 0.05) increased significantly. When compared to L* values at the end of storage time with the first day L* values, at the marmalade added samples were observed an increasing but, at the control samples a decreasing were observed. 15% cherry laurel marmalade would be recommended in the production of fruit yogurts.