Easy Fresh Fruit Popsicles

These Easy Fresh Fruit Popsicles are delightful to look at and so easy to make. They are a fun, colorful, and tasty way to fill your summer with more of your favorite fresh fruits!

**This post was first published on May 17th, 2017. It has been updated since and is being republished today.**

I first made these popsicles in May of 2017. Since then, these have been made several times in our home. When I first made these popsicles, I used Premier Protein’s clear protein drink. But, any clear juice would work just as well.

A friend of mine who worked in a cafe in Mt. Hood, in Oregon, made these fresh fruit popsicles using the same fruits I did. He used apple juice and sprite instead of the clear protein drink I used to fill them up. That summer, he decided to sell those popsicles for $3 each at his cafe and he told me that they were sold out every time they offered them on the menu! Not too shabby eh?!

What are the types of fruit you can use in fresh fruit popsicles?

What are the types of liquid you can use to make these popsicles?

I like to use clear liquids as they show off the fruits best. I have made these popsicles with apple juice, coconut water, and green grape juice. You can also use lemonade or limeade. If you want to give these a bit of a protein boost, then a clear protein drink (like Premier Protein’s clear protein drinks) would work.

However, if you would like to add in a clear soda or sparkling water, please do so.

These Easy Fresh Fruit Popsicles are as much fun to eat as they are to make.

When I first shared these popsicles, my intention was someone somewhere would find this and have a blast making these. This is a fantastic recipe to get kids to help out with. Not only is it easy but it is a fun recipe too.

When I first made these fresh fruit popsicles with my daughter, she especially enjoyed stuffing the fruits into the molds to make these “fruitsicles” AKA Fresh Fruit Popsicles!

We used to love to nibble on these popsicles after a long, hot hike. When my daughter was younger, we made it a point to hike a few trails around our neck of North-ish Georgia and the Atlanta Metropolitan Area.

There was this one year when my daughter suggested we amp up our hiking game. Instead of simply going on a long hike on the weekends, she suggested we try and squeeze two hikes in during the week. During the week, the trails, like this one in Mulberry Park, tend to have fewer people on them and more wildlife (as you can see from the picture collage below). Hiking on these trails midweek makes the hike feel like a true escape from the hustle and bustle of traffic-encrusted Atlanta streets.

If you are looking for more dairy-free popsicles, then make sure to check out the following:
Strawberry Popsicles, and
Mango Banana Popsicles.

Easy Fresh Fruit Popsicles

4.50 from 6 votes

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Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes

Additional Time: 2 hours hours

Total Time: 2 hours hours 10 minutes minutes

Servings: 6

Author: Shashi

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These fresh fruit popsicles are delightful to look at and so easy to make. They are a fun, colorful, and tasty way to fill your summer with more of your favorite fresh fruits.

Ingredients

• 1/4 cup blueberries
• 1/4 cup chopped mangoes
• 1/2 cup sliced strawberries
• 1/4 cup sliced kiwi
• 1 cup clear Premier protein or coconut water lemonade, apple juice, or grape juice.

Instructions

• Peel the mangoes and kiwi fruit. Chop the kiwi, mangoes, and strawberries.
• Then, fit the fruit into the popsicle makers, making sure they are tucked in snuggly.
• Top with a clear protein drink or clear juice of your choice.
• Freeze overnight and enjoy as needed! 

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 142kcal | Carbohydrates: 22g | Protein: 13g | Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 3mg | Sodium: 73mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 18g

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