It’s shaping up to be a pretty hot summer, which means your kiddos will need something to keep them cool and comfortable. And what better way to stay cool and comfortable than with a nice, frozen popsicle? If you’re not looking forward to spending countless dollars at your neighborhood ice cream truck or giving your kids store-bought popsicles, you can always make your own. Making your own popsicles is not only a fun, kid-friendly activity, but it is also a great way to ensure that you know exactly what goes into your family’s treats. From good old fashioned Neapolitan to milk and cereal, these homemade popsicles are fun, creative, and best of all, absolutely delicious!
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1. Fruity Yogurt Parfait Popsicles
These parfait popsicles are full of fruit, yogurt, and granola, making them the perfect on the go breakfast treat. Making these popsicles great relies heavily on the layering, but once you’ve got that down, you can pretty much go nuts with your ingredients!
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2. Neapolitan Popsicles
Turn everyone’s favorite ice cream trio into a portable, easy to eat popsicle in the easiest way possible. The “ice cream” is freshly made using Greek yogurt. But don’t worry, you don’t have to do tons of work or have a fancy ice cream maker to create these popsicles. All you need is a few ingredients and your molds.
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3. Cherry Limeade Popsicles
These popsicles taste just like cherry limeade. They are sweet, slightly tart, and super refreshing. With four simple ingredients, you’ll create a treat that the kids won’t be able to gobble up fast enough.
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