On this list of 14 Homemade Popsicles recipes, you’ll find so many delicious frozen treats you won’t know which one to make first. So take a deep breath before you go on this roller coaster ride of flavor.
From fruity classics like blueberry and strawberry popsicles to dreamy and creamy treats like Key Lime Pie Pops, Chocolate popsicles, and peach cheesecake pops, you’ll find a recipe or two you want to make all summer.
I’ll stop here. Because otherwise I’d talk about them forever. So, let’s get to it.
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Creamy Dessert Popsicles
Key Lime Pie Popsicles
Key lime pie popsicles are by far our favorite on this list. Here’s the thing… they taste so good, you’ll be shocked by how easy they are to make. They’re so citrusy and so creamy, with a little crunch from the buttery graham cracker crust bits throughout. Honestly, I’m getting flashbacks right now. I’m talking dangerously good. Like seriously, I can’t keep these around in the house.
Creamy Strawberry Popsicles
Don’t make our creamy strawberry popsicles. Because if you do, you are certain to ruin store-bought pops. So, don’t come back here all mad at me.
Honestly, these homemade popsicles are better than any strawberry pops we’ve ever had. Yes, even better than those Outshine bars. The strawberry flavor is so refreshing, so deep, and so fruity (thanks to a special ingredient). And to make them a little more dessert-like, we added some heavy cream.
S’mores Popsicles
If you like “s’morifying” your favorite treats, you’re gonna love our s’mores popsicles. Like the campfire classic, they’re chocolatey with a graham cracker pie bits throughout. Oh, and it wouldn’t be much of a s’more without a toasted marshmallow. So yeah, we did that too.
Coconut Lime Popsicles
These coconut lime popsicles from Vegan Huggs are creamy, citrusy, and like Melissa likes to call them “coconutty.” They’re vegan but even if you’re not, you’ll still enjoy ingredients like coconut milk and maple syrup.
Bright Citrusy Popsicles
Lemonade Popsicles
These lemonade popsicles have a striking lemon flavor because we added real lemon juice and a bit of lemon zest, and boy oh boy does it make a difference. You’ll find a surprisingly simple recipe that’s a perfect combination of sweet and sour. If there’s one refreshing popsicle to make this summer…this is it.
Grapefruit Peach Popsicles
These gorgeous grapefruit peach popsicles are another brilliant and brightly colored creation from the Pass Me Some Tasty kitchen. The five ingredient treat is summery, vibrant, tangy and perfectly sweet.
Fresh Fruit Popsicles
Berry Yogurt Popsicle
These berry yogurt popsicles with granola come from Shannon of Pass Me Some Tasty. With fresh berries, yogurt, and granola, they’re a tasty yet healthy treat that satisfies even picky children. Have them as a snack or for a quick and nutritious breakfast on a hot summer morning.
Coconut Mixed Berry Popsicles
Adrienne is the Whole New Mom who brings us these colorful coconut mixed berry popsicles which are everything you need in a refreshing summer treat. Not only are they delicious, but they’re also healthy with no added sugar.
2 Ingredient Watermelon Pops
These easy 2-ingredient watermelon Popsicles from Laura Fuentes is not only delicious and refreshing, but a terrific way to use up leftover watermelon (because we’ve all been there). There’s no added sugar, so you it’s the healthy guilt-free treat you can serve all summer.
Watermelon Mango Popsicles
With just 3 ingredients, these watermelon mango popsicles from Summer Yule are a family-friendly homemade popsicle you can feel proud of. The tropical refresher takes just minutes to prepare with no added sugar.
Strawberry Peach Popsicles
Made with just 5 ingredients, these strawberry peach popsicles are a healthier frozen summer treat.
Rainbow Popsicles
These rainbow popsicles are made with real fruit layers like pineapple chunks, orange slices, and blueberries, and naturally sweetened with honey. Plus, they’re surprisingly easy to make with 6 ingredients or fewer.
Cherry Lovers’ Popsicles
Cherry Popsicles
Trying to figure out what to do with leftover cherries, make these 3 ingredient cherry popsicles, fruit, lemon, and just a bit of honey. They’re delicious, healthy, and have a beautiful red color.
Paleo Cherry Chocolate Chip Coffee Popsicles
With these Paleo Cherry Chocolate Chip Coffee Popsicles, Faith from An Edible Mosaic reminds us to take advantage of the painfully short cherry season. These homemade popsicles are beautiful and easy without any refined sugar and the combination of cherries, chocolate, and coffee make me want to make them right now.
More Refreshing Summer Treats
- Homemade frozen lemonade
- Frozen strawberry lemonade is a guaranteed pleaser.
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