Nothing says summer like a steady supply of refreshing popsicles, and homemade are always the best!
Skip falling into a flavor rut this year by mixing things up a little!
We've gathered 21 of the best and easiest popsicle recipes, for an ultimate summer bucket list of popsicle recipes to try. From classic pudding pops, to bright fruity flavors, and some unexpected twists that might become new favorites--there are popsicles here that everyone will love!
1. Berries and Cream Popsicles
Check out the bright colors in these Coconut Milk Mixed Berry Popsicles!
They’re dairy-free and gluten-free, so a great choice if you have kids with food sensitivities. The sweet berries and rich coconut cream just work so well together, this is a flavor combination everyone will love!
Get the recipe here.
2. Dragon Fruit Popsicles
Dragon fruit popsicles are real show stoppers, with their bright purple color!
Dragon fruit seems to be popping up more readily in the supermarkets these days, so what better way to take advantage of that than with these tasty popsicles. With just 4 ingredients, they come together in a snap!
Get the recipe here.
3. Classic Chocolate Pudding Pops
These heavenly homemade fudge pops are made with simple, natural ingredients that you can feel good about serving to your kids!
They've got that dense, satisfying chocolatey taste and texture that we know and love from the fudgesicles we grew up with, but without all the unhealthy ingredients in the store-bought options of today!
Get the recipe here.
4. Cherry Mango Popsicles
Cherries, mangoes, and a hint of lime come together in these tantalizing cherry mango popsicles.
These come together so quickly and easily, and the flavors just really shine through. Cherry season is just around the corner, and these will be a fun recipe to try!
Get the recipe here.
5. Raspberry Lemonade Yogurt Ice Pops
I just love the look of these raspberry-studded yogurt pops! Honestly, one could do worse for breakfast on a hot summer day, than one of these refreshing beauties.
With those bright flavors of lemon and raspberry, this a treat grownups and kids alike will want all summer long.
Get the recipe here.
6. Strawberry Kiwi Popsicles
How cute are these little red and green popsicles. I'm a real softie for two-toned frozen treats, and so are my kids. They just look exciting!
This is a great use for kiwi when you find them on sale, which happens so often as summer approaches.
Get the recipe here.
7. Vietnamese Coffee Popsicles
Moms, this one's for you. What a delicious way to indulge in a treat on a hot day! The smooth and satisfying texture on these makes these special, and they come together easily with just two ingredients.
These are the popsicles I'll be reaching for, while my kids chow down on the fruity ones!
Get the recipe here.
8. Mango Rosewater Paletas with Chamoy
Mango Rosewater Paletas with Chamoy are made with fresh mangos, floral rosewater, and a swirl of sweet and salty chamoy. A fermented fruit syrup called chamoy is swirled in to take this recipe right over the top. These are just such a special treat.
The recipe author suggests topping them with salty, spicy tajín, or just going ahead and enjoying them plain. These would be amazing to whip up for a Cinco de Mayo party!
Get the recipe here.
9. Rainbow Fruit Popsicles
Just look at the rainbow of color in these amazing frozen treats! While these may take a little extra work than some other recipes here, it's definitely worth it when you really want to make something extra special, that's still healthful.
Make with so many different fruits, these popsicles are as much a delight to the eyes, as they are the taste buds.
Get the recipe here.
10. Raspberry Rosé Popsicles
These Raspberry Rosé "Frosé" Popsicles are a twist on a new trend - frozen rosé wine. This is a recipe the adults will be glad you tried!
Light, fruity, and just delightful, these will be a real treat to pull out of the freezer on a hot day!
Get the recipe here.
11. Classic Vanilla Pudding Pops
It's hard to beat a good old fashioned pudding pop, and these are exactly that. Made with just four ingredients, they're easy to make and delicious to eat.
The texture of these is just perfect, and everything you want in a pudding pop. They're like nostalgia on a stick!
Get the recipe here.
12. Pina Colada Popsicles
These easy pina colada popsicles are just bursting with fresh tropical flavor. The balance of creamy coconut and bright, fruity pineapple, is perfection.
A subtle kick of rum turns to make them into a frozen dessert version of your favorite cocktail, but they're easy to make into an alcohol-free, family friendly version as well!
Get the recipe here.
13. Strawberry Greek Yogurt Popsicles
With no extra sugar, and just five ingredients, these luscious popsicles are a guilt-free treat.
Sweet and smooth, these are just delicious, comforting, and so, so good! I just love the swirled look of the raspberries in these, and the kids will too!
Get the recipe here.
14. Peach Lemonade Popsicles with Honey
Look at the bright colors on these gorgeous popsicles! Peach and lemon come together deliciously in this easy recipe, that everyone will adore.
The lemon really lifts and brightens the sweetness of the peaches, making this a welcome treat for hot days!
Get the recipe here.
15. Cherry Mango Popsicles
These easy little cherry mango popsicles are so brightly colored, little ones will be excited to see you bring these out of the freezer!
The flavors of these are so sweet, they feel like a sugary afternoon snack, but you'll love knowing how healthful those simple ingredients actually are!
Get the recipe here.
16. Summer Popsicles
These fruity, creamy popsicles are so pretty and delicious. Made with cherries and peaches, the flavors (and colors!) here are such a delightful combination.
I can hardly wait for cherries and peaches to come in season so I can make a batch of these!
Get the recipe here.
17. Strawberry Banana Popsicles
With just five ingredients, these homemade popsicles are not only easy to make, but such a healthier alternative to store-bought options.
Made without any added sugars, these are naturally sweet, and so delicious. The flavors of those red, ripe strawberries really shine through.
Get the recipe here.
18. Ginger Papaya Mango Popsicles
Papaya and mango are a match made in heaven, with these gloriously tropical popsicles.
A hint of vanilla and spicy ginger adds depth to the flavor profile, giving your taste buds so much to appreciate.
Get the recipe here.
19. Matcha Ice Milk Popsicles
After all those bright, fruity colors, how sweet and soothing do these lovely green matcha popsicles look?
With the bright-yet-comforting flavor of green tea, lightly sweetened, these smooth and silky popsicle are a dream to eat!
Get the recipe here.
20. Creamy Coffee Pops
One cup of coffee is not enough in a morning, and one coffee popsicle recipe isn't enough either! Here's another way to turn our beloved morning beverage into an mid-day delight!
With a just a hint of creaminess to the texture, the bold and bright flavor of coffee really shines through in these.
Get the recipe here.
21. Spicy Pineapple Paletas
Spicy Pineapple Paletas offer an unexpected hint of spice, from fresh jalapeño peppers blended together with deliciously sweet pineapples.
These paletas are a refreshing twist that's sure to perk everyone right up on a hot, sweltering day. These would be another great treat to whip up for that Cinco de Mayo party!
Get the recipe here.
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Anna Chesley
Anna Chesley is a freelance writer living a homestead lifestyle, with a special love for family travel, old books, vintage skills, and seaside living. In addition to founding Salt In My Coffee, she runs the website, New England Family Life, as well as The 1800's Housewife, a website devoted to re-creating authentic 1800's recipes.
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