Yogurt Popsicles

These easy Yogurt Popsicles are the perfect summer treat! Packed with fruit and a deliciously healthy treat that will keep you cool all season long! Even the pickiest eaters can’t resist the combination of creamy yogurt and juicy fruits!

Searching for even more ways to stay cool this summer? I’ve got you! There are over 100 frozen dessert recipes on the site! Two of my favorites? My Copycat Strawberry Frappuccino and Wendy’s Frosty!

three popsicles sitting on a white table with frozen raspberries


 

Why You’ll Love This Homemade Popsicle

  • Healthy Treat: Because the base of this recipe is with yogurt, it’s a guilt free dessert!
  • Minimal Ingredients: You only need 3 base ingredients!
  • Easy to Customize: Swap the yogurt for your favorite flavor, switch up the fruit you use, or oven blend the fruit to avoid larger pieces.

These raspberry yogurt pops are addicting. I could eat all of them in one sitting. Every single one. I wouldn’t even feel guilty. That probably has something to do with the fact that it only has three ingredients. All of them healthy.

*gasp*

I promise I’m not turning into a health food blogger. Although I don’t mind the occasionally healthy meal. This one really just happened to work in my favor. I took a look in my fridge and pulled out what I had on hand. Just like that these addicting pops were born!

small white bowl filled with frozen raspberries and a mint sprig

Yogurt Popsicle Ingredients

One of the best parts of this recipe is how short the ingredient list is. With just a handful of basic items you can whip up a treat that is wow worthy. Even my picky eater gives this the stamp of approval.

  • Yogurt: I use plain Greek yogurt, because it’s what we have on hand most of the time. You could easily swap this for a classic yogurt or even a flavored variety.
  • Sweetener: This is optional, and best used when you are using a plain yogurt. Flavored yogurts will already have sugar and will need less sweetener added. I really like honey or agave.
  • Fruit: There are nearly endless possibilities for fruit additions in these popsicles. Our favorite? Raspberries.
  • Lime Juice: Optional, but adds a delightful tang that takes these from good to great.
closs up image of a bowl of frozen berries with a white popsicle sitting off to the side of the bowl.

How To Make Popsicles With Yogurt

This raspberry popsicle has stolen my heart. I even have a hard time sharing with my husband. I hid them in the back of the freezer under the vegetables to keep them tucked away from searching eyes. Does that make me just the worst person?

This recipe could not be any easier. Mix, freeze, and enjoy!

  1. PREP: Mix together the yogurt and honey. Add the lime juice if you are looking for a nice citrus zing.
  2. MIX: Fold in the frozen berries as quickly as possible.
  3. FREEZE: Pour the mix into a popsicle mold with sticks and freeze solid.

Helpful Tools

  • Popsicle Molds: There are dozens of different options out there. Currently, we are really loving silicone popsicle molds (affiliate). They are easier to maneuver when releasing the frozen pops.
  • Mixing Bowl: Specifically, a mixing bowl with a pour spout (affiliate). This makes it ten times easier to get the liquid into your molds.
  • Silicone Whisk: Easily in the top 10 of my favorite kitchen items. Silicone whisks (affiliate) won’t scratch pans and scrape the sides of the bowl perfectly.
three popsicles sitting on a white table with frozen raspberries

Recipe Notes:

What are different flavor variations I can make?

This recipe is perfect for flavor variations! Here are a few of our favorites:
MIXED BERRY: Mixed berries with vanilla yogurt
TROPICAL: Pineapple and Mango with Coconut Yogurt
PEACHY KEEN: ripe peaches with vanilla yogurt
RASPBERRY LEMONADE: fresh raspberries, lemon juice, and lemon zest with plain yogurt

Can I use any type of yogurt for the popsicles?

You can use various types of yogurt for popsicles based on your preferences. Whether it’s regular yogurt, Greek yogurt, dairy-free yogurt, or flavored yogurt, each will offer a slightly different taste and texture to your popsicles. Experiment with different yogurt options to discover your favorite combination.

How long does it take for the yogurt popsicles to freeze?

Generally, it takes about 4 to 6 hours for yogurt popsicles to freeze completely.

Can I use frozen fruits instead of fresh ones?

Yes. Either version will work fine for this recipe.

How long do homemade popsicles last?

Homemade yogurt popsicles can typically last in the freezer for about 1 to 2 months. However, for the best taste and texture, I recommend to consume them within the first month.

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Raspberry Yogurt Pops

Author Jesseca
Prep: 5 minutes
Serves: 6
These easy Yogurt Popsicles are the perfect summer treat! Packed with fruit and a deliciously healthy treat that will keep you cool all season long! Even the pickiest eaters can’t resist the combination of creamy yogurt and juicy fruits!

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups Greek yogurt
  • 1/4 cup of honey
  • 2 cup frozen raspberries
  • 2-4 tablespoons lime juice (optional)

Instructions
 

  • Mix together the yogurt and honey. Add the lime juice if you are looking for a nice citrus zing.
  • Fold in the frozen berries as quickly as possible.
  • Pour the mix into a popsicle mold with sticks and freeze solid.

Notes

  • If you prefer to have no large pieces, you can blend the fruit with the yogurt. 

Nutrition

Serving: 1Servings

The nutrition facts provided are calculated using a third-party tool and are estimates only. Actual nutritional content may vary based on the ingredients and brands you use, as well as portion sizes. For accurate results, please consult a registered dietitian or nutritionist.

Course Dessert
Cuisine American

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  1. Lovely! Can I ask a somewhat odd question? How did you get that nice frost on your raspberries that are featured in the bowl?

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