Fresh Fruit Rainbow Popsicle

This is how you make homemade popsicles. This rainbow popsicle recipe is easy and contains only fruit making it a really healthy popsicle recipe for kids.

It’s summertime and the temperature is rising!! Time to make some homemade popsicles to cool off. We have a few recipes we will share with you but this fresh fruit rainbow popsicle recipe is one of our favorites! You can use fresh or frozen fruit, I just use what is the freshest and what is on sale basically. 😉 (originally published 6/16)

There is always fresh fruit at great prices during the summertime so pick up a few extras and make these fruit pops!

You just need a blender and popsicle holders along with your fruit and the kids can help!

Any shape or size will do and you can use your popsicle holders over and over again…great investment if you have kids.

It’s also a great way to introduce your kids to new fruits (and sometimes you can sneak in a veggie or two blending a piece of carrot with your mango) in a fun way. 🙂

You can use either frozen or fresh fruits, just use what you see that looks good in the produce section that are different colors and then suppement with frozen fruits for the others.

For these frozen blueberries and raspberries were used along with fresh kiwi and mango (but you can use other fruits you love). Here is the entire recipe for rainbow popsicles.

This is what you need for this rainbow popsicle recipe

1. Frozen or fresh fruit
2. Water

Seriously that is all you need, and a blender and popsicle molds of course.

Here is the printable recipe

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Rainbow popsicle

Rainbow popsicle recipe using fresh fruit and water. Low fat and perfect for summertime

Course Dessert

Cuisine American

Keyword fruit, popsicles, rainbow

Prep Time 20 minutes

Total Time 20 minutes

Servings 8

Calories 26kcal

Author The Typical Mom

Ingredients

• 1 c frozen raspberries
• 2 kiwis
• 1 c frozen blueberries
• 1 mango
• water

Instructions

• Add the raspberries and 2 tbsp. of water to a blender. Puree until smooth and pour 1/4 way into the popsicle molds (you can do this in any order you like), put popsicle sticks in each hole. 
• Freeze for at least 10-15 min. Rnse the blender and add the diced mango pieces with 1/4 c. water, puree until smooth.
•  Pour into molds, replace popsicle holder (each time or they won't go in at the end). 
• Rinse blender and repeat with each other fruit. Kiwis won't need added water and blueberries only need maybe 1 tbsp. water. 
• Use pineapple or papaya too if you like those instead of the fruits we used here. Freeze total filed popsicles 2-3 hours until solid.
• If popsicles don't slide our run the mold under warm water and they should come out easily.

Nutrition Facts

Rainbow popsicle

Amount Per Serving (4 oz)

Calories 26

% Daily Value*

Potassium 105mg 3%

Total Carbohydrates 6g 2%

Dietary Fiber 1g 4%

Sugars 4g

Vitamin A 4.9%

Vitamin C 34.7%

Calcium 1%

Iron 0.6%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

Use a variety of fruits but really it is a sugar free healthy popsicle recipe that kids will think is a dessert because of the natural fruit sweetness.

If you loved this rainbow popsicle but want to add yogurt to your blended fruit mixture here’s a recipe for frozen yogurt pops that are delicious and you can use just about any fruit you like too!

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