Living in this humid and hot weather of ours, keeping cool is always a priority. While ice cream is a cool treat to have, it can be pretty unhealthy. That’s why homemade popsicles make a great alternative!
You can easily make healthy frozen treats for your kids using a combination of fruits, veggies, juice or even yogurt. Just take a look at the 20 recipes below. And did we mention they’re delicious? Your kids will devour them in minutes!
Fruit and vegetable juice in the form of a frozen pop is a wonderful way to feed your kids some greens that they so ever hate. [Recipe here]
Gummy Bears in a popsicle? Why not. These colourful and chewy pops will get your kids so excited that they will keep asking for more every day! [Recipe here]
Yoghurt is great for digestion, make this Martha Stewart inspired pops to ease your kid’s tummy problems. [Recipe here]
Throwing a birthday party for your prince and princess? Here’s a cute little dessert that will charm everyone at the party, from kids to parents, they’ll all love it! [Recipe here]
Now this is what we call breakfast on a stick. If we adults are so amused by it, expect the little ones to be 10 times more amazed. It is not only versatile (you can substitute it with any other type of cereal), but it has also a certain level of nutrition. [Recipe here]
Here’s another fruit and veggie mix. Start young when it comes to protecting your kid’s eyesight by feeding them this carrot-infused popsicle that is rich in beta-carotene. [Recipe here]
The most beautiful popsicles award goes to … the rainbow pudding pops! This soft and bouncy beauty will definitely be what your little ones will reach for when the weather gets hot. [Recipe here]
Quirky moms, here’s your chance to trick your little one into believing that you are a superwoman and that you have traveled to the moon and beyond on this popsicle with Buzz Lightyear. [Recipe here]
Incorporate superfood avocado into your kid’s diet without them even realizing it, as the sweetness of the pear will hide it without a single trace. [Recipe here]
Tease your child’s tastebud with this sweet and tangy strawberry popsicle, all covered in a rich blanket of chocolate. Tempted? We don’t blame you. [Recipe here]
What’s not to love with this creamy popsicle that is made entirely with everyone’s favourite spread Nutella, sweet and savoury, it will be easily approved by your little ones. [Recipe here]
Kids with growing teeth are always wanting to bite on things. Ease his/her cravings with this popsicle; the samoa cookies are crushed finely so it wouldn’t be harsh on your kid’s new teeth. [Recipe here]
Here’s a creative way to inject some vitamin C into your kid’s body. The biggest plus point of this smooth and creamy orange juice in a stick is that you can control the amount of sugar input which is highly beneficial for your kid’s diet in the long run. [Recipe here]
This popsicle is so simple and straight-forward that it only takes 5 minutes to prepare, all you need is a box of pudding mix and you’re basically set for a light tea time dessert that the entire family will enjoy. [Recipe here]
Continuing the choco top legacy, this low carb and glutten-free popsicle will be your life saver on warmer days. [Recipe here]
Inspired by paletas (Mexican popsicles), the fragrant combination of coconut milk and mango, together with the texture of chewy rice will be a quick fix when your kid is hungry between meals. [Recipe here]
Sweet and sour, this popsicle is a great thirst quencher. The two main ingredients: Cherry and Lime Juice are easily found in supermarkets, making it really convenient for you to prepare this refreshing sweet treat. [Recipe here]
Feeding your children fruits has never been easier. Freeze them all into a popsicle stick and you’ll be able to pair nutrition and fun seamlessly. [Recipe here]
This fuss-free popsicle only requires you to have coconut water, fruits (sliced or frozen), and a popsicle mold. Feel free to mix and match the fruits, show us your creations by tagging us on Instagram – we’d love to see them! [Recipe here]
Ending the list with a version that is close to our hearts, as I’m sure most of us have done this when we’re young. Pay your childhood memory a visit by making these popsicles and sharing it with your children. [Recipe here]
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