These homemade Strawberry Banana Popsicles are just 3 ingredients! Learn how to make popsicles with this super easy homemade popsicles recipe today!
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My kids are obsessed with popsicles. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t love a sweet treat? I know growing up, I used to beg for ice cream or popsicles, or anything else that my parents would let me have. With the weather warming up (hopefully) right around the corner, I know that I need to keep our freezer stocked with fun frozen treats.
When Serenity was a baby, I got popsicle molds and tried to make popsicles for the first time. I felt so silly for not realizing how easy it was. The possibilities in how many different ways you can make homemade popsicles is endless. We typically just blend together a bunch of overripe fruit that is about to go bad and pour them into our favorite popsicle molds. It’s the perfect way to reduce waste while still having something fun and healthy.
Today, we’re sharing with your our homemade strawberry banana popsicles. These healthy popsicles have just 3 ingredients – strawberries, bananas, and unsweetened vanilla almond milk. The kids loved our homemade popsicles and I loved that they were dye-free and no added sugar or other ingredients that we can’t pronounce.
How do you make homemade popsicles?
In a high powdered blender or food processor, combine frozen bananas and frozen strawberries with the unsweetened vanilla almond milk. Blend until a smooth texture. Carefully pour mixture into the popsicles molds slightly under filled. Then, put in popsicle sticks and place in freezer for six hours or overnight, until completely frozen.
How long does it take popsicles to make a popsicle?
With these strawberry banana popsicles, it takes 10 minutes to blend and get them into the popsicle molds. After that, it takes a minimum of five to six hours to freeze. Alternatively, you could use a quick freezing popsicle mold that can freeze in as little as 7 minutes depending on which you get.
These homemade Strawberry Banana Popsicles are just 3 ingredients! Learn how to make popsicles with this super easy homemade popsicles recipe today!
- 3 frozen bananas
- 20 medium strawberries
- 2.5 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
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In a food processor or blender, add the ingredients and blend until smooth.
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Pour mixture into popsicle molds
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Place popsicle molds in freeze for 6 hours or overnight, until completely frozen.
For a fun crunchy treat: dip the top of the frozen popsicle in vanilla greek yogurt, then dip that in granola (we used our Chocolate Cranberry Granola).
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We hope you enjoy these delicious strawberry banana popsicles and and inspired to start making your own!
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I bought popsicle moulds last year but never made any because all the recipes I found had (too much) sugar. I PINned this post – not only no sugar but no sweetener plus strawberries and bananas are often in my kitchen. In fact, I have both right now. Yesterday was hot here in southern Canada, today not so much, otherwise I would be freezing my bananas. Instead, I will make banana bread and leave the strawberries for porridge.
werewolves!! LOL!!! Hope you get to make them soon!