How to make homemade frozen yogurt popsicles for you and your kids! Using all fresh ingredients you can make these healthy popsicle that are the perfect little dessert or snack during the summer or year long. Keep in your freezer as a fruit treat.

It’s getting warmer so that means it’s time for frozen yogurt pops with lots of fresh produce to snack on!! We always think of strawberries when Summer time gets closer, and just about anything we can make with them is a winner. Here is a recipe to make strawberry granola frozen yogurt pops I am sure you and your kids will love! (originally published 4/16)
Frozen Yogurt Popsicles
You can use any fresh fruit you like really, but we used our favorite berry. Don’t these look delicious! Using fresh fruit, yogurt and granola if you want to add that this yogurt popsicle recipe is easy to make and great when it’s warm outside.
They’re great any time of year really. A great treat to keep in the freezer that is made with organic ingredients and a healthy snack for kids too. Here’s the basic idea you can see here below using small cups

You just need a few ingredients and some small dixie style cups to make these healthy popsicles. I used plain yogurt you see here because it was on sale at one of my favorite natural food markets, the strawberries were too.
You can either buy boxed granola or the kind in the large bins they have there. Here is the frozen yogurt pops recipe to keep handy.
Homemade frozen yogurt pops
You’ll need:
- Yogurt
- Fresh strawberries
- Sugar
- Honey
- Granola
- Dixie cups – small size or use larger version
- Wooden taster spoons
- Foil
You can vary this recipe according to the type of fruit you like. Strawberry works really well though. You could combine fruits and do half strawberry and half blueberry too!
What I like is you know exactly what you’re including in this recipe and can swap out or omit some ingredients. you can even add some flax seeds into it and your kids wouldn’t know the difference. You will love these homemade popsicles too!

Strawberry Frozen Yogurt Popsicles
If you buy a lot of organic produce and groceries there is a huge sale going on now at Sprouts. That’s where I grabbed everything I needed for these (other than the sticks and cups I already had at home).
Looking for more things to make like this one? Find some more fruit in season and get to making something similar, but more rainbow in nature!
Kids love these, and making them together too! With kiwi and other colorful fruits you too can make these rainbow popsicles that look like fun but taste great too.

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So this is how to make homemade popsicles in any fruit flavor you like for Summertime, it’s a great and nutritious treat!
Frozen Yogurt Pops
Ingredients
- 1 pint strawberries sliced
- 1 cup yogurt we used plain
- 2/3 cups sugar
- ¼ cup honey
- ½ cup granola
- 8 small Dixie Cups
- 8 small wooden popsicle sticks
- 8 pieces aluminum foil cut slightly larger than the opening of the cup
Instructions
- Blend your strawberries in a food processor and then add your yogurt, sugar, and honey. Blend well.
- Add the granola and blend again. Fill your Dixie cups about 2/3 of the way full and cover with foil.
- Fold the foil over the cup and insert the popsicle stick about 3/4 of the way down into the cup, freeze for at least 2 hours. When frozen peel the cup off and enjoy!
Michelle @ The Complete Savorist
Tuesday 26th of April 2016
I love how simple and good these look. Plus kids would love these.
Kathleen
Tuesday 26th of April 2016
I love Sprouts. I wish we had one where I live. Your popsicles look really good. I bet my grandkids would love them. I'd love for you to link up to our link party that is open right now at Fearlessly Creative Mammas. Pinning this.
The Typical Mom
Wednesday 27th of April 2016
Thanks, they are great.
Rachel Rockwell
Tuesday 26th of April 2016
Yum! These would be great as summer snacks!
randiag
Tuesday 26th of April 2016
Looks awesome.. I have to give this a try!
The Typical Mom
Wednesday 27th of April 2016
So easy and tasty
Diane Roark
Tuesday 26th of April 2016
I love the fresh strawberries and yogurt in these popsicles. They look so healthy and delicious.
Thanks for sharing! Diane