By making your own popsicles you save money and provide a healthier snack for your children because you control the ingredients. The Tupperware Ice Tups Set is reusable over and over again and is covered with a Lifetime Product Guarantee. Although I prefer the Tupperware popsicle molds, you can use any brand of plastic molds that you would like.
Here are a few recipes to get you started:
Kids Polar Pops
4 c. strawberries
1/3 c.Tropical Punch flavored sugar-sweetened soft drink mix
Rinse strawberries and remove stems. Place strawberries & flavored soft-drink mix in a blender container, cover & blend on low speed for 1 1/2 minutes or until smooth. Pour mixture into the Ice Tups Set Molds. Insert sticks and freeze for 3 hours.
Homemade Fudgesicles Recipe
1 4 oz. pkg. instant chocolate pudding
2 cups milk
1/4 cup sugar
1 cup canned evaporated milk
Combine the pudding and 2 cups milk. Beat for 2 minutes. Stir in sugar and canned milk. Pour in to popsicle molds. Freeze.
Frozen Pear Pops
1 (16 oz.) can pear halves, drained
1 (8 oz.) plain yogurt
3 tbsp. honey
1/2 tbsp. lemon juice
Few drops almond extract
In blender container combine pears, yogurt, honey, lemon juice and almond extract. Cover and blend until smooth. Pour mixture into the Tupperware Mickey Ice Tups Set to make popcicles. Freeze 4 to 6 hours.
Cookies 'N Cream Frozen Pops
1 cup Cool Whip
12 Oreo Cookies - crushed
1/2 cup milk
1 4 serving pack of Vanilla Instant Pudding
Mix above ingredients together and pour the Tupperware Mickey Ice Tups set to make popcicles. Freeze for 4-5 hours before serving.
Strawberry Frozen Pops
1 small box of strawberry flavored gelatin
1 pint of hot water
1 pint of vanilla ice cream, softened
In a Tupperware Thatsa Bowl, dissolve the gelatin with the hot water. Stir in the ice-cream using the Saucy Silicone Spatula. Pour the mixture into popsicle molds. Freeze until frozen, approximately 4-5 hours.
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Saturday, January 26, 2008
Make Your Own Popsicles at Home + Recipes
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8 comments:
I have a 15 mo. old granddaughter, and the Pear Pops recipe will be great to have on hand because she's teething! Keep the ideas coming!
Thanks for sharing! Great Blog!
Talk about a great blog! This one rocks! Great recipes, great info. I want to know how you got your header picture thingy up there - the lady in the kitchen. I'd love to do something cool like that with mine.
Lynda,
Lara did the banner for Shelly. Lara has an incredible amount of talent. Her banner is on Shelly's blog.
Audrey :)
I love using these in the summer. Keep up the fantastic bloggin LG!!
MB
Thanks Ladies!
LG, I have about another 15 popsicle recipes that I will be posting in the spring!
The popsicle makers are so adorable. Great blog! I'll have to try some of the recipes.
Thank you for visiting my blog, Shelly. I followed you here and I can tell you for a fact that I am writing down your popsicle recipes! I know my boys will love these! Thanks!
uhh.. i love tupperware. I let my kids use them, for their food. There is this one that I especially recommend to any mom who got small kids that are learning to eat by themselves, that is the one with lid and holder which can put inside the microwave for reheating, not sure what is the exact name though.
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