20 Homemade Popsicle Recipes

From kids to adults, popsicles are a frozen treat that everyone loves when the weather turns hot. These 20+ refreshing homemade popsicle recipes include creamy and fruity options that will delight your friends and family. Perfect for a hot summer day!

From berries to citrus and yogurt to coconut cream, you’re sure to find a delicious recipe to enjoy. Take advantage of the abundance of summer fruit such as blueberries, strawberries, melons, peaches, lemons, and make these sweet icy treats.

Add non-dairy and dairy options to give these popsicles a smooth texture and creaminess that works well with practically all flavors. And in some cases, a drizzle of chocolate or splash of vanilla extract will take your ice pop over the top! Choose any one of these popsicle recipes for the ultimate refreshing summer treat!

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Basic Popsicle Supplies:

• Popsicle Molds
• Popsicle Sticks
• Bowl with easy pour spout
• Blender

If you don’t have popsicle molds, don’t worry! Small paper cups work great! Plastic can work too, paper are just easier to tear away after your homemade popsicles come out of the freezer!

Homemade Popsicle Bases

There are tons of ways to start out these delicious homemade popsicle recipes but most start with some sort of fruit juice or fruit puree. Whether that be grape juice, apple juice, orange juice, or pineapple juice, this adds a layer of flavor and you can mix and match in recipes to create different flavor combinations.

Non-fruit bases include milk, coconut milk, almond milk, or creams. Milks and creams are not the only thing to give you a creamy texture, some include avocado! Yes, you read that correctly!

For the most part, the fruit gives the added sweetness but sometimes a sweetener may need to be used. Honey, agave, sugar or simple syrup and even some Splenda.

Homemade Popsicle Recipes

Coconut Popsicles

Fans of coconut will adore these creamy and tasty popsicles that are loaded with coconut goodness! Coconut milk, shredded coconut flakes, sweetened condensed milk, and heavy cream make these ice pops over the top.
Photo & Recipe by Little Spice Jar

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Whole Fruit Popsicles

These popsicles are impressive in the looks as well as the taste department! And they’re so easy to make. Let the kids help layer the pureed fruits in the molds. Use kiwis, strawberries, mangos, blueberries, watermelon and pineapple to give a rainbow of colors and fruity tastes.
Photo & Recipe by The View From Great Island

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Strawberry Basil Popsicles

Grab your bucket of fresh strawberries and make these naturally fruity frozen treats for a flavorful summer dessert. The fresh basil adds a delicious flavor and a little honey gives it a touch more sweetness. So good!
Photo & Recipe by What Molly Made

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Orange Creamsicles

Citrus and cream join forces to make this family favorite orange creamsicle. Blend peeled oranges, coconut milk, and maple syrup. Add a little orange zest and fill your molds. Better make a double batch because these will disappear quickly!
Photo & Recipe by Vegan Huggs

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Blackberry Swirl Pineapple Popsicles

You’ll make a fresh blackberry syrup for these ice pops that will not only flavor but help design these beautiful frozen treats. The pineapple base mixture is alternated with the blueberry syrup when filling the molds.
Photo & Recipe by The Little Epicurean

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Blueberry Lemon Popsicles

You’re just 3 ingredients away from an outrageously delicious blueberry popsicle. Fresh blueberries, lemon juice and a dollop of honey are blended together before filling the popsicle molds. Enjoy these frozen treats at your earliest convenience!
Photo & Recipe by Simple Happy Foodie

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Granola Peach Yogurt Popsicles

The best secret about these popsicles is that you can eat them for breakfast! Protein comes from the Greek yogurt, fruity sweetness comes from fresh peaches and granola in the mix softens just a little to taste like oatmeal. Delicious and healthy!
Photo & Recipe by Recipe Runner

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Cherry Cinnamon Cream Popsicle

Chocolate and cherry are a tried and true combo that you’ll enjoy in this yummy popsicle. A dash of cinnamon in the mix adds a little spice that’s nice. Use pitted fresh cherries for the best flavor and cashew milk to keep it dairy-free.
Photo and recipe by Green Smoothie Gourmet

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Lemon Raspberry Cheesecake Popsicles

Cheesecake as a refreshing summer treat? Yes, if you make these amazing frozen lemon and raspberry pops! Cream cheese and yogurt mix with lemon, raspberries, and honey to create these delectable treats. Crushed graham crackers provide the “crust.” Awesome!
Photo & Recipe by Joyful Healthy Eats

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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Popsicle

When it’s too hot turn on the oven to make chocolate chip cookies, make these ice pops instead! You’ll get the same cookie dough flavor, complete with mini chocolate chips in this creative recipe. Give it a try – the kids will love it!
Photo & Recipe by Pass Me Some Tasty

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Brazilian Limeade Popsicles

There is just the right amount of tartness in these popsicles thanks to fresh limes. Sweetened condensed milk keeps it creamy. For a fun look, add a thinly sliced section of lime in each popsicle mold. Pretty!
Photo & Recipe by The Merry Thought

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3 Ingredient Peach Yogurt Pops

Fresh and juicy peaches are one of summer’s favorite flavors and here, they combine with yogurt to make a frozen sweet and creamy treat that’s perfect for warm days. The yogurt gives a little protein, so they’re great for snack-time, too!
Photo & Recipe by Scattered Thoughts Of A Crafty Mom

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Vietnamese Coffee Popsicles

Here are some adult-worthy popsicles that you can totally eat for breakfast! French-pressed coffee, sweetened condensed milk and heavy cream give you that morning cuppa in a handy ice pop for the ultimate in portability. Perfect for those hot mornings when you need a jolt to get started!
Photo & Recipe by A Spicy Perspective

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Blueberry Yogurt Popsicles

These tasty 3 ingredient Yogurt and Blueberry Popsicles are so easy to make! Quick blueberry sauce is layered with creamy sweet yogurt.

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Lavender Lemonade Popsicles

The pastel popsicles would be perfect for a party, baby shower or elegant summer event when you need to stay hydrated but also celebrate the occasion. Lemonade pairs with culinary lavender to produce these easy and refreshing frozen treats.
Photo & Recipe by Salt And Lavender

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Mango Popsicles

Enjoy the naturally sweetened flavor of summer’s best fruit with these easy ice pops. Use fresh or frozen mango chunks and puree with pineapple and lime juice. Pour into your molds and freeze. Easy!
Photo & Recipe by Eating Richly

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Hawaiian Cream Popsicles

Go tropical and dream of paradise with these naturally sweet pineapple, banana and mango ice pops. Full fat coconut milk keeps them creamy and luscious and perfect for any hot summer day.
Photo & Recipe by Cherished Bliss

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Fresh Cherry Cheesecake Popsicles with Cookie Crumble

Cherry cheesecake popsicles combine the fruitiness of cherries, the creaminess of cheesecake and the portability of popsicles! A creamy popsicle recipe is perfect for the summer or if you are looking for a recipe with fresh cherries. This summer treat recipe hits the spot!

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Mocha Brown cow Frozen Treats

Take a classic Brown Cow and spice it up with a mocha center and that classic chocolate outer shell! Perfect for an afternoon pick me up when it's too hot for regular mocha!

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Peanut Butter Banana Yogurt Pops

Peanut butter, yogurt, and banana get a frozen setting with these cooling pops. They’re loaded with protein and perfect for a summer snack Make them for the kids but be sure and hide one for yourself. Delish!
Photo & Recipe by Home Cooking Memories

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Creamy Mint Chocolate Popsicles

Go healthy with these fresh mint leaf popsicles that are drizzled with dark chocolate. Coconut milk keeps them creamy while the addition of fresh spinach leaves (shh! we won’t tell!) gives them a lovely green hue.
Photo & Recipe by Live Eat Learn

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