The weather’s getting warmer (down right hot if you live here in Florida like me) which means it’s time to start enjoying all sorts of cool summer treats, like these Fruit Smoothie Popsicles.
Once a month I share a recipe I find from Pinterest with my friends at Made From Pinterest. This month I made some popsicles from Simply Happenstance for my contribution and wanted to make them again to share them with you today. The strawberry-orange-banana combination is one of my favorite combinations of fruit for smoothies so turning that combination into popsicle form was something I just had to make!
For these fruit smoothie popsicles I used frozen strawberries, I always have them in my freezer. I like to let the frozen strawberries thaw a bit, makes it easier to blend. You could use fresh, juicy strawberries if you want. Add a banana, some orange juice, vanilla yogurt (I used greek yogurt) and a little bit of honey or your favorite sweetener (if needed). Once everything is blended, simply pour into popsicle molds and freeze.
How easy is that? This original recipe only made 6 popsicles but my mold makes 10 popsicles so I adjusted the amounts from the original recipe to make more. More is better, right? And there’s even a little bit leftover for you to enjoy while waiting for them to freeze….because, if you’re like me, you know you’re gonna want to “taste” it a few times to make sure it’s just right 😉
Time to dust off your popsicle mold, or you can buy one like mine here (affiliate link) if you don’t have one, and you’ll be ready to make these Fruit Smoothie Popsicles all summer long! Think you might want an adult popsicle? Check out my Limoncello Pudding Popsicles, they’re perfect for summer too!
- 20 strawberries (I used frozen, slightly thawed)
- 1 banana
- 1 C. orange juice
- 1 C. vanilla flavored yogurt
- Honey or other sweetener of your choice, to taste
- Add strawberries, banana, orange juice and yogurt to blender.
- Blend until smooth. Taste and add honey or your favorite sweetener, if needed, then blend to combine.
- Pour mixture into popsicle molds (add the sticks) and freeze for 4 hours or until frozen.
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Shame it’s winter here in Australia – all I am craving right now is a good popsicle!
I guess you could always put on a jacket and enjoy one, eh?
I have everything I need to make these!!
Fruit smoothie popsicles…yes please! Love how packed full of fruity flavors these babies look….yum!
These are perfect. My kids would go crazy over them in the summer!
Gorgeous, delicious, I want one, I want ’em all!!! Seriously, so pretty!
Thanks Kate! You can eat them all, they’re pretty good for you!
These look so simple. And pretty too!! I’d love one on a hot summer afternoon 🙂
It’s already hot, hot, hot here in Phoenix, too! These are so pretty! I could use a batch 🙂
It’s always hot in Phoenix! Love it there, it’s a nice dry heat 😉
These look amazing! I love how simple they are! Pinned!
Seriously! The hardest part is not drinking the smoothie and waiting for them to freeze 😉
I love these fruit smoothie popsicles! What a great way to keep cool during the summer!
That is a pretty good idea my granddaughter loves following recipes