I wanted to make some popsicles with a red, white and blue theme for the 4th of July. This was totally simple, didn't require turning the oven on or even measuring! Completely fun and whatever you want :-)

Molds: I purchased my popsicle molds on Amazon. What I like about them is that they are silicone so it’s really easy to peel the tops off when the popsicles are frozen. I also love the shape; they’re really fun looking. I will say that I was a little taken aback with how small they are in person, but I guess that will help me eat less, right? Consider it a built in diet plan?
Popsicles: I used what I already had around the kitchen (because I’m lazy like that). I had frozen strawberries and blueberries which worked great for my red and blue. (Of course you can use fresh fruit and I’m sure it would be just as good, if not better).
After thawing the strawberries by running them under hot water, I pureed them in the blender.
After adding everything to the molds, I put the sticks in and let them sit in the freezer for about 4 hours. I read some where that the sweeter the popsicle is, the longer it will take to freeze.
These popsicles are so refreshing for this Houston summer heat!
I think I’m going to try peaches next :-)
Have you made popsicles lately?
Do you have any recipe recommendations?
