Mixed Fruit Popsicles
These pretty purple popsicles are described as "a smoothie on a stick." No offense to our go-to smoothies, but the frozen treat might be even more addictive. This version uses bananas, blueberries, lemon, purple grapes and peaches. Feel free to add and subtract ingredients depending on what you have in the fridge/freezer and what's at the height of its season.
Image and recipe via @sweetinnature
Matcha, Mango and Coconut Popsicles
It is never too hot for this refreshing popsicle recipe. They have a double dose of coconut, thanks to coconut milk and dried coconut. (The latter is nice for those who like a bit of texture in their iced pops.) The versatile recipe can be sweetened with whatever you like including maple syrup, granulated stevia or another sugar alternative.
Image and recipe via @healthyeating_jo
Non-Alcoholic Pina Colada Popsicles
If you like pina coladas... you're going to love these non-alcoholic popsicles. (See what we did there?) The easy iced pops require just two ingredients. But if you want to add a third boozy ingredient, go right ahead. In addition to spicing things up, rum will help prevent the popsicles from freezing too hard.
Image and recipe via @twelve.on.main
Raspberry Cherry-Lemonade Bone Broth Popsicles
These look like regular raspberry popsicles, but like we gave away in the title, they feature cherry-lemonade — and bone broth. Lick your paleo heart out. The frozen treats boost your collagen intake while the fruits keep the beefiness in check.
Image and recipe via @osso_good_bones
Lavender and Lemon Balm Popsicles
An iced pop can be a scrumptious frozen finish to a heavy meal. This herbal popsicle recipe is a stellar choice, since it's good for the digestive system — it can even help reduce stress. These delicious popsicles are sure to be a hit with tea drinkers.
Image and recipe via @growforagecookferment
