Which is grammatically correct?

AnonymousYogurt covered raisins


or
Raisin covered yogurt

The first suggests the raisins are covered with yogurt.
The second suggests the yogurt is covered with raisins.

They are both correct. Which one are you describing?

Raisin covered yogurt?/?

How would you cover the yoghurt with raisins?

Can't you pour lots of raisins into a cup filled with yoghurt until you can't see any yogurt from top?

New2grammarCan't you pour lots of raisins into a cup filled with yoghurt until you can't see any yogurt from top?

I guess so, but it still sounds strange to me.

I understand the idea of something covered in something else (when talking about food, at least) that it is coated.

Chocolate covered nuts - the nuts are covered/coated with

Now I see why you were shocked. What would you say instead? I don't like 'top' because it doesn't suggest abundance

Yoghurt topped with raisins????

Sorry, it's really not my field.

I knew you would use top ...

Don't worry about it. Thanks, anyway.

And to make matters worse, I HATE raisins.

They are my favorite. Of course, only when they go with something like chocolate covered raisins. YUM YUM