Today's recipe is so simple that I sort of feel silly even posting it. However, these popsicles are both super yummy and healthy! I don't hesitate to offer these to the kids on a warm day. What's even better is the kids -even my little Wyatt- can help make these. So, I'd be selfish not to share it with you.
All you need for these is some popsicle molds* and a fruit and vegetable juice like Tropicana Farmstand.
BTW: This is NOT a sponsored post.
They have four great flavors:
Orange Pineapple, Strawberry Banana, Peach Mango, and Pomegranate Blueberry. Yum!
Simply pour the juice into the molds and freeze for at least 4 hours. To remove popsicle from mold, run it under hot water from a few seconds. Enjoy!
*Let me tell you about these popsicle molds. I love Tovolo molds, they are easy to use, dishwasher safe, and durable. The molds shown here are great for my little ones, because they are a good size and have a little pocket that catches part of the juice before it can run down their hands.
Here's an affiliate link if you want to take a closer look or purchase them:
I have a Tovolo popsicle mold and have made Greek yogurt pops with them before. I really want to make different fruity kinds, and I have this cantaloupe recipe that I really want to try that includes cream.
ReplyDeleteThose Tovolo molds looks great! I need me a set. I like those Tropicana fruit drinks so I know I would love to make them into popsicles and my daughters would enjoy them too!
ReplyDeleteYum. My oldest is in love with Popsicles and I buy the money saver big bag but these would be so much better for him and help him get some nutrition.
ReplyDeleteI do not have any molds for Popsicles but I remember making them when I was young. These look great! I will have to buy my girls some!
ReplyDeleteHow delicious! And really great idea! My son loves popsicles and I'm not that excited about the storebought ones with all the chemicals and colorings in them.
ReplyDeleteNice and nutritious pops.. this is something to think about for the summer..
ReplyDeleteI need to do this instead of buying boxed popsicles. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI want to do this with the juices that I make. This is such a great idea.
ReplyDeletewe're not much of a juice drinker so fresh juice popsicles would be a great way to add more fruit to our diet
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking about starting to make my own popsicles, this is just what I needed
ReplyDeleteThose look great! I actually never thought of using a juice with veggies too! Thanks for the great idea:)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea to get the kiddos to eat even more fruit and veggies without them knowing :)
ReplyDeleteI had never seen those popsicle molds. I think I may just try them. I love delicious and healthy! YAY
ReplyDeleteWow! I like the juice idea! Never thought of making them that easily!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and healthy! I've been looking for some good Popsicle recipes
ReplyDeleteIt may be a simple recipe, but until this summer I have never made homemade popsicles before and the only reason I started is because people like you showed me how simple it can be :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemy girl's making popsicles right now. Yours look healthier though! Pinning this to creative k kids tasty tuesday board. Thanks for linking up!
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