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1 Wanna Lick a Soapsicle?
Off to Market
2 Off to Market Recap: Popsicle Molds
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3 Scream For It! Peanut Butter and Chocolate Popsicles
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4 Are Beersicles Illegal?
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5 Tropical Mango Dreamsicle
Red
6 Make Red, White, & Blue Popsicles For the 4th
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7 Peach Rice Pudding Pops
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8 Nostalgic Dessert: Homemade Creamsicles
Chocolate
9 Have Your Mint Popsicles and Eat the Stick Too!
honey
10 Yummy Link: Nectarine and Yogurt Lollies
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11 Icy, Spicy Cantaloupe and Cucumber Paletas
Come Party With Me
12 Come Party With Me: Memorial Day Barbecue — Dessert
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14 Yummy Links: From Fruit Salad to Fudgsicles
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15 Pop Goes the Peach
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16 Vietnamese-Style Coffee on a Stick
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17 Avocado Makes Its Way to Dessert
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18 Taste Test: Dr Pepper Popsicles
The unofficial kickoff to Summer is this holiday weekend, and while it may not be sizzling yet, nothing says holiday celebration quite like a healthy barbecue. But if you're in need of a creamy cold treat, you don't have to sabotage all the bikini prep you've been doing. Here are a few delicious alternatives to regular old ice cream! Read more
There are certain things in this world that are a natural match made in heaven; the pairing of peanut butter and chocolate is one of those combinations in my book. Everyone's seen this in ice cream, but I decided that it's time for a peanut butter pop dipped in some choc! I used all-natural peanut butter since I had it on hand, but a traditional store-bought peanut butter like Skippy or Jif Read more
They tempt our tastebuds and add inches to our waistlines. As Sheryl Crow would say, "If it makes you happy, it can't be that bad." Unfortunately this isn't the case with these popular dishes from various chain restaurants across the US. Take this quiz to see what the results are — I promise some shockers! Source: Flickr User tedeytan Take the Quiz Read more
There's nothing more discouraging than a failed first attempt at making something — and this is exactly what happened to me when I tried to make popsicles! I was so excited to finally get a set of molds that I immediately went home to put together some delicious pops. There were a few almost-too-ripe bananas on the kitchen counter; thus, I decided to make this recipe for banana blueberry swirl Read more
Feel the freeze! There's nothing better than a cold snack on a hot Summer day. Fight the smoldering Summer heat by cooling down with these pretty fresh fruit ice pops. They're so easy to make that you'll enjoy making them just as much as tots will enjoy eating them! Source: Matthew Klein Keep reading for the cool and tasty recipe. Read more
When the mercury rises, there's no more nostalgic way to cool off than with a good, old-fashioned fruit popsicle. But these days, restaurants, food trucks, and liquor brands are starting to serve grown-up ice pops spiked with a little shot of something extra. I asked author, Grey Goose mixologist, and boozy ice pop extraordinaire Nick Mautone to offer some tips for making your own spiked paletas Read more
This month, skip baking a key lime pie for these key lime pie popsicles. Trust me: not only will your house be cooler, but these ice pops are just as delicious as a piece of pie. This particular recipe is relatively easy; all you do is stir everything in a bowl and get your molds ready to freeze. I made mine extra-zesty, but feel free to alter the amount of lime juice and rind to suit your Read more
No matter what age you are, popsicles are always a perfect treat for the Summer. They're incredibly easy to make and require little equipment. Much like ice cream, the flavor possibilities are endless — from a simple fresh fruit pop to a more creative margarita paleta. So, on your next grocery run don't forget the dixie cups and popsicle sticks and make room in your freezer for homemade Read more
The fireworks aren't the only thing that will be popping this Fourth of July! Ice cold popsicles not only beat the heat but can also provide grownups and kids with a refreshing mid-afternoon treat. Jumping on the red, white, and blue bandwagon, these ice pops use fresh watermelon, lemons, and blueberries to create a cold and colorful presentation. Best of all, kids will love having a hand in Read more
Kids slurp down tons of frozen treats during the Summer, but store-bought frozen pops can be full of sugar and scary, unpronounceable ingredients. We've included five pop molds for you to try out at home. The varieties are endless, so be creative and toss in ripe fruit, yogurt, honey, or whatever you desire. Read more
