When you think of things that remind you of summer, I bet popsicles are somewhere in the mix.
We’ve been dealing with a popsicle crisis in this house — Fox eats one and immediately wants another. If it’s not in his hands, he’s devastated.
It’s really become a thing.
I wanted to find a healthier way to satiate his incredible appetite for popsicles.
Late last fall, I shared a recipe for frozen yogurt cups — which we still love, but can get a bit messy with the added granola and expensive when you add things like chia seeds and berries.
I decided to try yogurt popsicles with just the yogurt, but I wanted smaller portions than your run of the mill boxy popsicle mold.
For $7.99 I bought this fun “ring pop”-style mold and poured my yogurt in and stuck in the freezer. After an hour, I checked on them and they were already done!
That was it!
The true test was giving one to Fox — he loved it!
Our first go was 2 weeks ago and he still asks for them daily.
To make them a bit more fun, I add some food coloring which is totally optional, but definitely appreciated amongst the toddler crowd. You can dye the entire pop or attempt your hand at a fancy swirl!
For these ring pops (and in every day yogurt-eating!) we buy Dannon® Oikos® Traditional Greek Yogurt from our local Walmart in the refrigerated section. I love their innovative flavors like Toasted Coconut Vanilla, Banana Cream, and — my personal favorite — Lemon Meringue. Plus, each 5.3 oz. serving has 150 calories and 11 grams of high-quality protein.
Just for you, here’s an Ibotta offer on both an Oikos Greek Yogurt 4 Pack and Oikos Greek Yogurt Singles!
What’s your favorite flavor?
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Are you looking for a healthy snack that won’t put a dent in your wallet? Well, try making your own yogurt ring pops! These little treats are easy to make and are a great way to get your five a day. Plus, they’re a fun way to show off your culinary skills! Cerebrovascular Adelaide
The February Fox is all about keeping things healthy and nutritious, so when we came across these yogurt ring pops we had to try them! Made with Greek yogurt, honey, and flaxseed, these pops are a great way to get your daily dose of protein and fiber. Plus, they’re so easy to make that you can make a batch and keep them in the fridge for a quick and healthy snack. Willoughby Dentist
He looks beautiful. Looking for a healthy and delicious snack? Why not try a yogurt ring pop? These little treats are made with natural ingredients, and they are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth. Bathroom Renovations Indooroopilly
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In a blender, puree the frozen berries until smooth. Electrician Darch
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