Easy Homemade Popsicle
Here are some quick and easy ideas for Easy Homemade Popsicles. It’s a hot summer day in the city and if you have kids you know that about 30 seconds after they run out into the heat, they are going to start asking for a Popsicle!
Easy Homemade Popsicle
Here is how you can blend up some real fruit and improve on a summer favorite.Think of the Easy Homemade Popsicle as a smoothie on a stick. You can use fresh fruit or frozen fruit from your freezer. A little mix of this and that, a few juices and a couple hours in the freezer and you have a summer assortment of some great popsicles!
Our Favorite Fruity Popsicles
- Lemonade & Strawberries – That is it! Pour lemonade into your popsicle molds and then add some chopped up fresh or frozen strawberries and freeze. Kids love these ones and they are so easy to make.
- Blueberry Yogurt – In a blender combine blueberry juice or cocktail, a handful of fresh or frozen blueberries and a few scoops of plain or vanilla yogurt. If they sit for awhile in the popsicle molds before going in the freezer they separate and create a neat layering effect.
- Watermelon & Raspberries – Use up that leftover watermelon by putting big chunks in your blender and adding a handful of fresh or frozen raspberries. So good and such a vibrant red! Use as many raspberries as you want!
- Honeydew Lime – My kids are not huge honeydew melon fans but when blended with some lime juice (from real limes or concentrate) and frozen in a popsicle mold, they love it! If it isn’t sweet enough, add some maple syrup.
- Pineapple, Orange, Banana – This one is a breakfast smoothie on a stick! Use as much of each ingredient as you like in the blender, remembering that a little banana goes a long way. Fresh, frozen or even canned pineapple will work.
These all sound fantastic! I think we’d like the Blackberry Yogurt ones the best! Thanks for the inspiration!
I love homemade popsicles. These flavors sound extra delicious.
I like the combinations you listed! The pop holders are super-cute as well!
You could also make pops in ice cube trays, cover with plastic wrap and pop in a wooden pop stick.
Great ideas – and VERY healthy! Thank you for sharing!
Enjoy! homemade pops are always a treat!
Love them, need to get a hold of some of those popsicle molds!
Those look fabulous, great pictures, makes me want to try making them.
love making homemade popsiles! Its a awesome way to control how sugar the kiddos get
I love making homemade popsicles These look delicious