Frozen yogurt blueberry popsicles

Yet another frozen yogurt blueberry popsicles for the recipe of the day. Didn’t I tell you that I love making frozen popsicles? They are just so easy to make and so good for the kids.

Frozen blueberry yogurt popsicles | Eat Good 4 Life

This variation was kept vegan thus dairy free. I used the new Silk® Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternative which is made from the goodness of plants instead of dairy,

They have:

  • 6 grams of plant-powered protein per serving
  • 6 smooth, creamy flavors with juicy bits of real fruit
  • Excellent source of calcium and vitamin D
  • No cholesterol, dairy, lactose, gluten, carrageenan or casein. Silk Dairy-Free provides 6 grams of soy protein per serving, with no cholesterol.

Have you tried to make your own frozen popsicles yet? If you haven’t I really encourage to start. They are a great way to snack on healthy ingredients and your kids sure love to eat these. All you will need are the popsicle moulds, which I have two, as well as the wooden sticks. You can make endless variations to cater to your dietary needs plus these are way more economical and healthy to eat!

My kids love to help when I make them. This makes them even more eager to eat them when the are ready. Sometimes I even sneak in some pureed veggies and they can’t even tell.

These frozen yogurt blueberry popsicles are great for a snack or as a healthy dessert treat. They only have 4 ingredients and are done in a flash.

I hope you get to try this fabulous frozen yogurt blueberry popsicles. They are a great snack for the upcoming warmer days and sure to keep your kids happy eating these.

Enjoy!

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Frozen blueberry yogurt popsicles | Eat Good 4 Life

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Frozen yogurt blueberry popsicles

Miryam's original recipe

Yield: 12 popsicles

Total Time: 15 minutes

Ingredients:

Directions:

In a large mixing bowl, with a spatula, combine all the ingredients. Spoon mixture into the popsicle mould. Insert a wooden stick on each popsicle and freeze for at least 3-4 hours.

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15 comments

  1. My boys will love these. They look tasty and I love that they are good for you.

  2. I love that you didn’t add any refined sugar to these popsicles. They’ll make great treats this summer.

  3. These look gorgeous! My kids love to make popsicles as well. We’ll definitely be trying these ones!

  4. I am lactose intolerant and I am drooling over these dairy free bars! So adorable and only 4 ingredients!

  5. I love making my own homemade ice pops. My husband is lactose intolerant and this yogurt would be perfect to use.

  6. These look amazing! Thanks for sharing with us!

  7. Love, love, love those popsicles so much! Looks GORGEOUS and so delicious! Perfect for spring ;-)

  8. These popsicles look divine! I love the blueberries – definitely one of my favourite fruits! :D

  9. Unfortunately, these popsicles are not vegan since the Silk yogurt alternative is not vegan. See silk.com/faqs.

  10. I was curious if you had any recipes for items like this that don’t contain soy

  11. My grandsons are severly allergic to wheat, egg, nuts, and milk. We go through a lot of silk products. These look great but why the maple syrup?

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