Healthy Popsicles – Tropical Fruit Smoothie Flavor

These healthy popcicles start with a yummy tropical fruit smoothie mixture - so delicious the kids will never know it's good for them!
Prep Time 6 minutes

Making Healthy Popsicles at home is as easy as whipping up a tasty tropical fruit smoothie!

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My daughter Olivia loves to eat frozen strawberries right out of the freezer in the summertime, and I let her because they’re good for her, and, well, it’s hot. 

Another thing I let her eat whenever are healthy popsicles – even for breakfast!  That’s because these popsicles are made with fruit, juice, and other healthy ingredients.

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🧂 Ingredients

  • Pineapple Juice
  • Berry-flavored Greens Powder
  • Fresh Strawberries
  • Barlean’s Passion Pineapple Fish Oil (optional)
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Equipment

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  • Blender
  • Popsicle Mold

I used the Zokus Classic Pops Mold to make my pops.  It makes six 3.2 ounce pops.  For younger kids, you might like to use the Zoku Mini Pop Molds, which are about 0.6 ounces.  They also make some really cute themed ones that would be fun for parties.

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When cousin Macie came over (another picky eater like Ethan!) she loved these healthy popcicles!

⭐ Tips

For best results, be sure to let the pops freeze for the full six hours. 

📖 Variations

We recommend that you make this Healthy Popsicles recipe once just as it is since we’ve tested it and sometimes variations can go awry.  Making these healthy popcicles as we have tested them will yield the best results.  Here are some ideas for variations if you chose to be creative:

Please note, we have not yet tested these variations.

  • Instead of pineapple juice, try orange juice with the strawberries.
  • Swap out the strawberries for other fruits like raspberries, peaches or mangoes.
  • Try one of the other Barlean’s Omega Swirl flavors like Keylime or Strawberry Banana

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If you love making homemade ice pops for your family, you might like to try one of these other tasty recipes:

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Tropical Fruit Smoothie Ice Pops

These healthy popcicles start with a yummy tropical fruit smoothie mixture – so delicious the kids will never know it’s good for them!
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Course: Dessert
Keyword: healthy popcicles
Prep Time: 6 minutes
Servings: 6 pops
Author: Ang Paris

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Ingredients

  • 1-1/2 cups pineapple juice
  • 1-1/2 cups strawberries
  • 2 tablespoons Barlean’s Superfruit Greens Strawberry Kiwi
  • 2 tablespoons Barlean’s Passion Pineapple Fish Oil
  • 3 large strawberies, sliced thin

Instructions

  • In the blender, combine the pineapple juice, strawberries, Barlean’s Superfruit Greens Strawberry Kiwi powder and Barlean’s Passion Pineapple Fish Oil.
  • Process until smooth.
  • Drop a couple of slices of fresh strawberries into each popcicle mold.
  • Pour the smoothie mixture evenly into the popcicle mold, taking care not to overfill.
  • Fit the handles into the molds tightly.
  • Freeze for 4-6 hours, or overnight until the pops are solid.
  • Enjoy for dessert or a snack – or even breakfast!

Notes

To remove the pops easily, run them until cold water for a moment then, gently squeeze the base to remove the mold.
Please Note: I am not a registered dietitian. Any nutritional data I provide is an approximation and actual dietary information can vary based on ingredients and portion sizes.
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