During these hot summer days, there’s nothing better than a nice cold frozen popsicle… especially when it’s filled with lots of fresh strawberries! Β We made some delicious Strawberry Yogurt Creamy Popsicles… the non dairy kind of course.
Ingredients Needed:
- Popsicle mold
- Diced strawberries
- Dairy free yogurt – my girls LOVE SO Delicious
- Small bowl and spoon
After washing and dicing the strawberries I let the girls pour the yogurt in a bowl along with our strawberries. Β Using a spoon they gently mixed the both together.
Pour your strawberry and yogurt mixture into your popsicle moldings and freeze for at least 24 hours.
Run under warm water or let them sit in a bowl of warm water to loosen them up from the popsicle mold.
We can’t wait to make some more non dairy popsicle recipes this summer! Β I think the girls really enjoyed these!
Do your kiddos have a favorite summer treat?
Kristina says
Hi Victoria. I found you through A Bowl Full of Lemons’ One Project at a Time. These look easy and yummy. Thanks for sharing.
abccreativelearning says
Thank you so much for stopping by Kristina!
Jenna @ A Savory Feast says
These sound tasty, and good for you too! I have been on a coconut milk/coconut oil kick, so I need to try that yogurt. Thanks for sharing with Hump Day Happenings!
abccreativelearning says
They turned out really delicious and with my oldest one not being able to drink milk, this was perfect! I honestly wasn’t sure how they would taste π
Michele @ Family, Faith and Fridays says
These look yummy! We are always looking for new popsicle recipes to avoid the dye in the ones from the grocery stores. Thank you for sharing! Found you on the Anything Goes link up!
abccreativelearning says
Thank you for stopping by Michele! Yes, definitely not a fan of dye and we avoid that as much as possible! We love making our own natural treats π
Carrie Groneman says
Oh, I wish I could lick these Popsicle off the screen. Thanks for linking up to Wonderful Wed Blog Hop, Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
abccreativelearning says
They are yummy!! Thanks for stopping by Carrie π Have a great weekend!
Antionette Blake says
This looks absolutely delicious! Thanks for posting this week at the #WWDParty.
Megan says
My little guy loves homemade popsicles! I am always looking for new combos with healthy ingredients. Thanks so much for sharing!
abccreativelearning says
Thanks so much for stopping by Megan π
Christa Brown says
What an easy, healthy project for kids to do. My kids would love making these. Thanks so much for the idea!
abccreativelearning says
Thanks for stopping by Christa π
Miz Helen says
Hi Victoria,
These are just wonderful Popsicles! Thanks so much for sharing this awesome recipe with Full Plate Thursday and come back soon!
Miz Helen
abccreativelearning says
Thanks so much for stopping by Miz Helen! Have a great day π
Jennifer Dawn says
These look wonderful. My youngest is allergic to milk, so he eats the coconut yogurt you used. These would be perfect for him.
abccreativelearning says
Yes, so is my oldest daughter and she LOVED them!! Trying some new flavors today π Thanks for stopping by Jennifer!
Vanessa says
Those look really refreshing on a hot summer day! We love to make homemade popsicles!
abccreativelearning says
My girls loved them Vanessa! Thanks for stopping by π
Gude @HodgePodgeCraft says
YUMMY! These count as at least 2 of my 5 a day, right? π
Thanks for sharing at #Pintorials
abccreativelearning says
I would so so π Thanks for stopping by!!
Emily says
This looks so yummy! Thanks for sharing with us at Your Designs This Time!
abccreativelearning says
Thanks for stopping by Emily! Have a great week π