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This is a good and simple treat that only takes whipped cream and cocoa powder. All you need is a ice cube container and spoon. Next just put it in the freezer for about 2 hours.
The left over juice from a pickle jar can be frozen to make some tasty popsicles. This is a page about how to make pickle popsicles.
Fresh mangos, a bit of gelatin, evaporated milk, and condensed milk combine to make delicious frozen mango jelly iced pops.
Using only four ingredients, including avocados you can make this delicious frozen treat. Here is yet another way to serve avocados, as popsicles.
Add some fruit to your coconut pops for a sweet flavor treat. Make this blackberry coconut pops recipe for a delicious cool snack.
Mix up two popular flavors into some deliciously refreshing popsicles. Make these Kool-Aid and Jell-O popsicle recipes for a yummy snack on a hot summer day.
Watermelon can easily be frozen to make an icy, sweet summer treat. Here is a watermelon pops recipe that no one will be able to resist on a hot summer day.
Homemade popsicles are a refreshing treat and a lot of fun to make. This page has a recipe for making fizzy cherry popsicles that kids (and adults) are sure to love.
Now you can enjoy the flavor of a cold root beer float on a stick. This is a page about making root beer float popsicles.
Make cool, tasty frozen pops using yogurt and fresh fruit. This page contains refrigerator pops recipes.
Kool-aid and Jello mixes are the basis for making delicious, cool, frozen dessert pops. This is a page about homemade Kool-aid popsicles.
A refreshing treat any time of the year! This recipe was based off one I found online for lime popsicles. I changed the recipe slightly to make them a little more mild. Optional: A little lemon brightens up the taste, but if you don't want to add lemon make sure you compensate with a full 2/3 cup lime juice.
Here is an easy and inexpensive cold treat to make for your kids. Even the big kids, namely me, like them on hot summer days.
Put fruit and juice through a food mill or the blender. Puree till thick. Freeze in 5 ounce paper cups with spoon or popsicle sticks.
Check out these Homemade Popsicle Recipes.
These are made from juice you've already paid for, and fairly healthy popsicles. I freeze the juice from canned fruit in popsicle molds. I also use the liquid that forms in a bowl of cut watermelon.
We have been eating those yummy jello cups you can buy at the grocery store that come in multi-packs. I have been reusing the little cups to make ice pops
I saw a photograph of this in an online search. I think this is a wonderful way to get children eating more fruit and I can make these with sugar-free Jelly granules as I am a diabetic.
Homemade popsicles made from fruit juice are much more economical and healthier than pops bought from the store. And if you are just a little bit creative, you can make layers, and combinations that are fun for your kids.
