I can’t believe school is almost out! I can hardly wait for the long hot summer days ahead of me. Although I do love summer, I am always looking for something to help cool my kids off from the heat. That’s why I love making these easy homemade frozen yogurt pops. They are so simple to make, healthy for you and delicious!
Mine use 3 simple ingredients: Greek Yogurt, honey, and fruit. BAM! BOOM! So easy! My kids think it’s the greatest thing ever; therefore, making me the best mom in the world.
My secret weapon to making these frozen yogurt pops from scratch are these Ah-mazing Silicone Ice Pop Makers. I tell you these things are worth their weight in gold and not even that expensive! I was able to get them on Amazon for around $15 for a set of 8. Or if you have a smaller family you can get a set of 4 for around $7.00. Seriously the BEST purchase I have made in a long time.
Here are my favorite features of these silicone frozen yogurt pop makers:
- Dishwasher safe. My favorite feature!!! I just add them in the top rack and they are cleaned perfectly easy in the dishwasher.
- Normal frozen Go-Gurts get so cold on their wee hands but with this silicone it’s not as cold to the touch.
- I get to add in my own ingredients so I know my kids are eating real foods, nothing processed.
- I have other Popsicle molds and none of them work for me. The Popsicle sticks always come out and the kids have to suck the goods out of the molds. Running them under hot water doesn’t even do the trick. I don’t have that problem with these silicone ones. They freeze nicely, have nice little lids so they don’t leak, and slide right out of the molds, no problem. If they are in the freezer too many days, then the Popsicle might not come right out. Just run them under hot tap water and they’ll quickly loosen up.
- I love that I no longer have to buy my kids Go-Gurts. I can make them myself, freeze them, plop them in their lunches and by noon they are thawed and ready to eat. I would highly recommend them.
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Below is my incredibly easy frozen yogurt pops recipe. I hope you give it a try.
Easy Frozen Yogurt Pops
{makes 8-10 pops}
Ingredients:
1 32 oz. container of plain or vanilla Greek yogurt (My favorite is the Greek Gods Honey flavor)
2 cups fresh or frozen fruit
2-3 tbsp honey (optional)
Method:
In a blender add yogurt, fruit and honey. Blend until well combined.
Pour into molds and place on lid. When you are filling the molds leave an inch space on these silicone pop makers so you have room for expansion and the lid.
Place yogurt pops in the freezer for 5 hours or until frozen.
Note: I like there to be bits and pieces of fruit in my frozen yogurt pops, so I roughly chop half the fruit and stir it into the yogurt, fruit and honey mixture after it’s been blended. My kids like it to be smooth with no fruit chunks, so for them I throw all the fruit in at once and blend.
My favorite flavors are the ones pictured.
1. Mango
2. Red Raspberry
3. Blueberry
4. Strawberry Banana (For this flavor you follow the above directions but add in 1 banana).
Homemade Frozen Yogurt Pops
Ingredients
- 32 oz vanilla greek yogurt
- 2 cups fresh or frozen fruit
- 2-3 tbsp honey optional
Instructions
- In a blender add yogurt, fruit and honey. Blend until well combined. Pour into molds. Place yogurt pops in the freezer for 5 hours or until frozen.
Notes
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Our family loves these frozen yogurt pops, and I know yours will too. Have a wonderful memorial day!
Comments & Reviews
Theresa says
I would use just all berries then add a little coconut water or juice to get the consistency needed. MMMMMMMM.
Megan S says
I would add coconut flake as that is my favorite! But my kids would choose berry 🙂
Amy says
My kids LOVE organic banana, blueberry, spinach & whole milk plain yogurt! I would love to be able to have these on the go!
Natalie says
Oh my gosh, I am so excited to read this post! I had no idea there were silicone molds for making your own Go-Gurts, and my kids eat them pretty much every day, so needless to say I would love to win a set! I’m thinking watermelon, Greek yogurt and maybe a bit of lemonade?! Thanks for the opportunity!
kara says
Strawberry lemonade yogurts pops sound really refreshing for summer! !
Lisita says
Freezing a green smoothie. Apple, banana, frozen oj concentrate, greens & berries. Yum!
Christine Carolan says
I think I would try strawberry, banana. Or any combination with blueberries
Jess says
My mind is reeling with ideas!
Pam says
I’d love to make these for our grandkids! They will love them!! Thanks!
Sarah says
Pineapple and cocunut milk= piña colada! Love your blog, anymore chicken announcements?!
Jessica says
Strawberry and fresh basil!!!
Cristal says
Fantastic! I am wondering if you could make chocolate yogurt frozen pops by adding something like chocolate syrup or ovaltine. Just a thought. Would love to have a set of the pop makers 🙂
Have a great day!!
Robin says
Oh, Karrie! What an absolutely wonderful idea! Gives you goose bumps when you discover something innovative and creative such as silicone molds!
Mango/Pineapple combo sounds absolutely delicious!
I got 3 large bags of frozen blueberries and 3 large bags of frozen strawberries that I got from the church pantry. I don’t know what I could do with them and I don’t want to leave them out and waste them. So with strawberries, I cut the off the bruises and cuts and put a little sugar on them then freeze them until I can make use of them. The blueberries were already cleaned and frozen.
My oldest daughter and I love yogurt. We praise the Lord for the wonderful benefits that came with yogurt such as calcium to make our bones and teeth strong and healthy and the good bacteria that will help your body fight off free radicals that cause cancer and eat bad bacteria that can cause diseases. I’m glad that Greek yogurt is here now!
My husband have diverticulitis. Frozen treats would help with his stomach by cool down the inside so it won’t get inflammated.
Those things would come handy for my family. If I don’t win this, I will definitely buy it so I can finally make use of the fruits that I have in my freezer and make the Greek yogurt fruit or even sorbet or fruit juice with pulps and pour it in those silicone molds. It would make my life easy after using the sandwich bags and out of dated popsicle molds.
Thanks for sharing, Karrie! 🙂 Looking forward to get those silicone molds!
What a splendid idea!
Tricia says
I wonder if you could make a coconut flavor! Love coconut! Cant wait to try these, I know my kids will love them.
Allison R says
OH my kids would love a pineapple and a lime version! Thanks for sharing these!
Kathleen says
I would love to make it with banana, cherries, and a hint of chocolate, to taste like banana split!
mary says
I think any homemade yogurt, ice cream, smoothies, and the like would work great. Using frozen juice and adding berries and anything that makes a great smoothie.
Krista says
Love the idea of these yogurt pops! I have the same gripes you do about the traditional style pops with the handles – I’m sure I would use these new ones a lot more. We already buy plain greek yogurt, so I’m all set. I usually just mix vanilla and maple syrup into it for the kids because they don’t like chunks of fruit, but freezing it into pops solves that problem – they’ll eat anything that’s frozen. =o)
Debbi says
I’d love to try pudding pops with these as well!
Jessica says
Yummy! It’s Lime and Pineapple for kiddos round here.I am in love with the idea of maybe a little extra for the adults 🙂