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These easy Real Fruit Popsicles are perfect for a summer treat! Made with fresh fruit and no added sugar, these are a delicious frozen dessert.

I have enjoyed popsicles since I was a child. I remember that root beer and banana where two of my favorite flavors. Now my favorites are melon, mango and triple berry. These are so easy to make and you can change up the recipe for the seasonal flavors your family loves. 

Hello Friends! Here we are in a summer that looks so different than I imagined. The good news is that we are still able to enjoy frozen treats and long afternoons outdoors. 

Today’s recipe is an easy one when you are looking for a refreshing frozen treat to make. Summer days were made for these. I love simple recipes like this one because I can use seasonal ingredients and my trusty ice pop mold. 

I use my favorite ice pop mold for so many things. You can freeze juices and make boozy pops with it.

As you know, we are all about uncomplicated recipes here. There are just a few ingredients needed for this recipe. 

List of main ingredients:

Strawberries – Pick juicy looking ones that are fresh. They should be mold-free with intact green stems. Avoid berries with white tops as these won’t be as sweet.

Blueberries – Look for blueberries that are deep purple or blue to blue-black. Ripe blueberries should taste sweet and be flavorful. 

Blackberries  – Use those that are not mushy and keep in low humidity. You can also use frozen strawberries or frozen blueberries or even a bag of mixed frozen berries.

Variations on this recipe.

These are pretty much endless! You can add other fresh fruits to this recipe. You can also add a little sugar or honey to the recipe to sweeten it up just a little prior to freezing.

For more great summer fruit recipes ideas, check out:

•  Tropical Fruit Salad Recipe – This easy fruit salad is colorful and healthy for a picnic or barbecue. It is also  a great way to add fresh summer fruits to your menu.
• Rainbow Fruit Parfaits – Colorful fruit parfaits for a festive dessert or side dish!
• Easy Ambrosia Salad – This easy throwback salad recipe is always fun and delicious. 
• Fresh Fruit Smoothie Bowls – A perfect way to start the day~ So tasty too!

How to  make Popsicle Fruit Pops

The full recipe is below, but there are just three steps to make your own real fruit popsicles at home.

1. Wash and prepare the fruit.
2. Blend fruit in a blender.
3. Freeze in a popsicle mold.

Always taste your fresh fruit before preparing as you want to ensure that your fruit is ripe. 

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Popsicle Fruit Pops / Real Fruit Popsicles

Popsicle Fruit Pops

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These easy Real Fruit Popsicles are perfect for a summer treat! Made with fresh fruit and no added sugar, these are a delicious frozen dessert.

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 2 hours

Total Time 2 hours 10 minutes

Ingredients

• 1 cup Strawberries
• 1 cup blueberries
• 1/2 cup Blackberries
• 1 cup ice
• 1/4 cup water

Instructions

1.Wash all fruit.
2. Remove stems from strawberries.
3. Add ice, water and fruit into a blender
4. Blend on smoothie setting or high setting until smooth.
5. Pour into ice pop mold.
6. Freeze 2-4 hours.

Timesaving Tips

-Clean and prepare the fruit ahead of time. You can even keep prewashed and precut fruit in the freezer for future use. If you buy your fruit in bulk, you only have to do this once and can store the fruit readily. This is a great tip for using fruits in other recipes too.

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