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Yup. this totally happened. And you know what? these were actually really easy to make.
These healthy Firecracker popsicles have no artificial colors, no added sugar, and can be made vegan. I used cow’s milk, but any type of milk can be used. The only sweetener is fruit.
I am afraid that these aren’t exactly like the real thing. You see, I have never seen a blue raspberry in my life. So I used blueberries instead.
If you want to make homemade popsicles this summer, I highly suggest buying some silicone popsicle molds. They are not expensive, and you can get really creative with them. I use these.
When I made these popsicles, I made 1 layer at a time and then froze that layer. Each layer only took a few minutes to make. So, all in all, these pops didn’t require much prep time.
If I were to make these again, I would add some lemon juice to the blueberry mixture. Also, the red layer does not have to be strawberry. It can be cherry or raspberry.
Healthy Firecracker Pops –Makes 8 pops.
Blueberry Layer- 1/2 cup of blueberries and 1/8 cup of milk –In your blender- Mix blueberries and milk. Fill each silicone mold 1/3 with the blueberry mixture and stick the popsicle stick in the mold for 2-3 hours.
Lemon Layer- 1 Banana and the zest and juice of 1/2 lemon- In your blender- mix banana, lemon juice, and zest. Fill each silicone milk another 1/3 with this mixture. Freeze for 2-3 hours.
Strawberry Layer- 1/2 cup of sliced strawberries and 1/8 cup of milk- In your blender- mix strawberries and milk. Fill the rest of the silicone molds with this mixture. Freeze for 20-3 hours .
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Love these! They look so easy to make and sound delicious 🙂
I love these! We are obsessed with popsicles in this house so a natural version is perfect.
I was planning on making some red, white and blue popsicles this summer so I’ll have to try your recipe!
I love layered popsicles and this sounds like the perfect flavor combination!
Such a fun treat for those hot summer days!
This is just the kind of recipe this mom loves and my kids will flip for! Pinned!
can coconut water be used in place of milk?
for sure. any liquid you would use in a smoothie would work for this. So anything can be used.