Refreshing. Healthy. Satisfying. How often can those three words be said about a store bought popsicle?! Well now you can forget about buying those less than good for you things at the store, and start making your own at home!
What You Need:
2 cups of fresh squeezed orange juice.
Yes, it is preferred you squeeze the juice yourself for the best taste and nutritional value.
1 cup organic vanilla low-fat yogurt
1 cup lite coconut milk
1 T. pure vanilla extract
1-2 T. Agave nectar
Popsicle molds
How To:
Wash the oranges prior to cutting them open.
Using a juicer or by hand, squeeze out 2 cups of juice into a large glass measuring cup.
Add all the other ingredients to the fresh squeezed juice and gently stir to blend together.
Pour into popsicle molds and freeze.
So there you have it!
A healthier version of the Orange Creamsicle!
We hope you are inspired to squeeze some oranges, and make up a batch of childhood memories!
Remember, keep it Homespun!
Come my children, listen to Me;
I will teach you the fear of the Lord.
Psalm 34:11
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That does look yummy and such great presentation. Not sure what Agave nectar and where would I find it in the store?
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Shirley
How yummy!
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Melanie
bearrabbitbear.blogspot.com
So glad you posted this. Ihave been wondering if you could freeze coconut milk for popsicles.
ReplyDeletemy daughter is allergic to coconuts... what would you use to replace this ?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - you had me at creamsicle! I haven't had one forever. Yours looks so much healthier and delicious. I've got to try!
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I just pinned this... I love creamsicles:)
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Amanda Joy
www.joyinthejumble.com
Agave nectar is a natural sweetener and most grocery stores caryy it. Look for it in either the health food area or with the honey
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
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