Mixed Berry Popsicles
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Updated Jun 29, 2020
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Warm weather and sunshine means it’s time to whip up these healthier, homemade mixed berry popsicles, with vibrant berry layers.
I love warm weather and sunshine. Plain and simple. I always say that’s the reason I live in California – because the weather is absolutely perfect 9 months out of the year! Which isn’t too bad of a batting average. But for those months when it’s less than perfect, you’ll usually find me heading south to the equator or Southern Hemisphere to hijack their summer.
Perpetual, year-round summer is kinda ideal in my books!
So now that we’re a day shy of June (which is close enough to summer for me), I’m thinking it’s time for some homemade mixed berry popsicles. You agree?
Homemade popsicle are not only delicious (with endless fruit combinations) – they’re far healthier and contain less sugar and nasties than their supermarket counterparts. Good stuff.
But as usual, I couldn’t decide on exactly which berries to use, so I decided to use them all! Sorta like my Paleo pancake recipe with triple berry compote or my raw mixed berry and vanilla bean cheesecake. It seems I can never choose just one berry. But I say why choose when they all taste so good?!
Enjoy!
PS – if you’re looking for the popsicle mold I used, it’s this one.
Mixed Berry Popsicles
Description
Ingredients
- 1 cup blackberries
- 1 cup boysenberries
- 1 cup strawberries
- 1 cup raspberries
- 4 tbsp honey, or maple
- 4 tsp lemon juice
Instructions
- Place the blackberries in your food processor. Add 1 tbsp honey and 1 tsp lemon juice. Pulse until you have a fine puree.
- Pour the blackberry puree into the bottom of your popsicle molds. Place into the freezer for 15 minutes.
- While your popsicle mold is in the freezer, wash your food processor.
- Repeat the first two steps with boysenberries, then raspberries and finally strawberries.
- Place your popsicle sticks in your popsicle mold and place in the freezer for at least 4 hours to fully harden.
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This is the perfect recipe for this time of the year, and the presentation is absolutely amazing!
Hi Mahy- Most definitely! Great way to mix in berries within a frozen treat :)
I love how simple these popsicles look!! Bookmarked for later, thanks for the recipe!!
The color is the summery one, and the taste is delicious! Made it a few minutes ago: the popsicles are still in the freezer :) But I tasted it while making :)
Wonderful! Glad you enjoyed these berry popsicles :)
These will be perfect to make on a sunny day. I can’t wait to give them a try.
Easy, healthy, and delicious! Exactly what I have in mind when I want berry popsicles. Thanks for sharing :)
These are the perfect summer treat!
Absolutely stunning photos! Popsicles are #1 summer treats.
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These look delicious!
Thanks! Glad you like them! :)