Name: 3 Ingredient Creamy Strawberry Popsicles
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 245 min
Ingredients: 1 cup fresh strawberries (hulled and quartered); 2 ripe bananas; ½ cup plain Greek yogurt (can sub vanilla or strawberry); Optional: 2 Tbsp honey or sugar

These strawberry popsicles have just three ingredients: strawberries, banana, and yogurt! A healthy treat to cool you off this summer.

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As a rule of thumb, any good smoothie makes a great popsicle. So today we’re transforming one of the most classic smoothie flavors, strawberry banana, into creamy frozen treats!

Banana strawberry popsicles recipe in a popsicle mold

Ingredients for these Strawberry Popsicles

Strawberries: Fresh strawberries are full of natural sugars, meaning you probably won’t have to add any extra sugar or sweeteners!
Banana: Naturally sweet and creamy, bananas do wonders for creating that perfectly bitable texture in pops.
Greek yogurt: Full-fat Greek yogurt makes for the best texture when frozen (compared to non-fat yogurts). I used plain flavor, but feel free to play around with different flavors.

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Can you use frozen fruit to make popsicles?

Fresh fruit is best for making popsicles. Frozen fruit will give your popsicles a more icy texture, so just be sure to thaw frozen fruit before using it.

Banana strawberry popsicles recipe ingredients blended

Variations of these strawberry popsicles

This popsicle recipe is pretty flexible, so you can easily change out some things to make them perfect for you:

Different fruit: Instead of strawberries, you can add virtually any berry, as well as mango, pineapple, kiwi, or peaches.
No bananas: Not a fan of bananas? You can replace the bananas with 1/2 cup of either canned coconut milk or more yogurt.
Different yogurt: Plain Greek yogurt does well here, but you can also use flavored varieties, like strawberry, vanilla, or peach!
Add flavors: Spice up these pops a bit by adding honey, lemon zest, a pinch of cinnamon, or orange juice.

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