During the summer my kids use to get, what I will call it, obsessed with ice cream. They think, dream and talk about ice cream ALL the time! It’s not like they don’t get to enjoy one ice cream or two during the week, but when the two youngest started to scream for ice cream Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at eight o’clock in the morning, it felt like it was time for some change.

The solution came without me thinking of it.

These healthy popsicles were simply made out of some leftover morning smoothie. Theodor, my 4-year old son, suddenly didn’t want his smoothie, (after begging me to do one for him). Instead of wasting it I poured it into a popsicle form. And guess what. A few hours later the frozen smoothie was a success in its new shape as a popsicle.

Love Alexandra

Mango & strawberry popsicles

Recipe

You will need:

1 cup Almond milk (sweetened with dried dates)
1 cup frozen mango
1 cup frozen strawberries
Some fresh strawberries for decoration

TIP!

You can also decorate the buns with chopped hazelnuts, freeze-dried raspberries, sprinkles, etc. The sky’s the limit!
How to:
  1. Put all the ingredients into a blender.
  2. Blend until smooth.
  3. Slice one fresh strawberry for each popsicle and place the slices inside the form, leaned against the sides of the form.
  4. Pour the “smoothie” into each popsicle form and leave in the freezer for at least 2 hours.

Enjoy.

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