If you frequent farmers’ markets or have a regular CSA share, your kitchen counters might be bursting with summer fruit right about now. Instead of forcing yourself to eat peaches and berries for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert—and every snack in between—why not get a little bit creative and whip up some fruit popsicle recipes? (They’re a fit for basically any meal.)
Sure, you can find an endless selection of popsicles in the freezer section of your grocery store. But what if you want something without tons of added sugar—something that actually tastes like fruit? Your best bet is to DIY with the help of a creative fruit popsicle recipe. Plus, actually making a popsicle will make you feel way more accomplished than a quick trip to the grocery store will.
Whether you’re looking to use up berries, peaches, melons or another favorite fruit, you’re bound to find a fruit popsicle recipe that fits the bill in the list below. Most are very simple, and you don’t need to get exact about ingredients or measurements. Just make sure you let the popsicles fully set before taking one out of the freezer to snack on.
A Farmgirl’s Kitchen.
1. Strawberry Popsicles
The combination of fresh strawberries and canned strawberry puree makes these popsicles extra fruity. Plus, this simple fruit popsicle recipe only calls for three ingredients (the third is just water).
This Grandma Is Fun.
2. Strawberry-Orange-Banana Popsicles
Can’t decide between tart and creamy? These fruity popsicles pack both.
One Little Project.
3. Fresh Fruit Popsicles
Store-bought apple juice is what holds these fresh fruit popsicles together.
One Lovely Life.
4. Lava Flow Popsicles
These fruity lava flow popsicles get their flavor from a variety of fresh fruit and—get this—coconut milk.
Simple Home-Cooked.
5. Strawberry-Pineapple Popsicles
Tropical and summery, these strawberry-pineapple popsicles will certainly please a crowd.
Food With Feeling.
6. Kiwi-Watermelon Popsicles
These vibrantly-hued fruity popsicles are sweet and juicy, not to mention gorgeously presented.
The Typical Mom.
7. Rainbow Fruit Popsicles
Forget artificially flavored rainbow pops—these brightly colored popsicles are made with tons of fruit.
The Healthful Ideas.
8. Orange-Strawberry Sunrise Popsicles
You could absolutely eat these fruity sunrise popsicles for breakfast.
Homemade Interest.
9. Mango Popsicles
Sweet, sticky mango makes a great base for popsicles. Once you’ve made the mango base, add in whatever fruit you like.
Dessert Now, Dinner Later.
10. Strawberry, Mango and Chia Popsicles
Chia seeds add a satisfying crunch to these simple fruit pops.
Cookie and Kate.
11. Creamy Peach-Honey Popsicles
If you like peaches and cream, then you’ll love these peachy popsicles.
The Whimsical Wife.
12. Mango, Passionfruit and Coconut Macadamia Popsicles
These sophisticated fruit popsicles are perfect for adults, but your kids might go for them, too.
A Worthy Read.
13. Strawberry-Blueberry Yogurt Popsicles
These fruit and yogurt pops are the perfect balance of sweet and creamy.
Blogger Bests.
14. Dole Whip Popsicles
Whether or not you grew up with Dole Whip, you’ll want to give these creamy pineapple popsicles a try.
Wine Lady Cooks.
15. Fresh Fruit Berry Popsicles
Blueberries give these popsicles a deep purple hue, but you can use whatever berries you have on-hand.
One Lovely Life.
16. Raspberry Peach Popsicles
Before your peaches turn to mush on your counter, consider turning them into easy fruity popsicles.
The View From Great Island.
17. Chia Coconut Pudding Popsicles
Use whatever fresh fruit you like to jazz up these chia-coconut popsicles.
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