These strawberry mango yogurt pops have a ton of flavor without any sugar!
I’ve been making homemade pops quite a bit recently. I go through phases where I get major sugar cravings in the evening (these phases seem directly related to carb and sugar intake during the day). Homemade popsicles have become my answer! They’re healthy, filling, and they satisfy my sweet tooth. I already keep Greek yogurt and frozen fruit handy to make smoothies. For pops, I typically make the same smoothie I would have for a daytime snack and then freeze the contents into my Tovolo Green Star Ice Pop Molds.
It helps to have a good sturdy blender for these strawberry mango yogurt pops. If your blender can’t puree frozen fruit, use fresh fruit. My pop molds use approximately 2 1/3 cups of smoothie to fill all of the molds. This recipe makes a bit extra in case you’re using a larger mold. Drink the excess, it’s delicious. And experiment with the ingredients! I often use strawberries and mangoes because I love the flavor combination, but you can use any fruits you prefer. Play around with the recipe and make a healthy, homemade pop that’s so much better than anything you’ll buy in the store.
Strawberry Mango Yogurt Pops
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups plain Greek yogurt
- 1 cup frozen strawberries
- 1 cup frozen mangoes
- 2 tablespoons agave nectar
Instructions
- Puree all the ingredients in a sturdy blender or food processor. I like it smooth but feel free to leave some fruit bits.
- Carefully fill the mixture into your pop molds, leaving a bit of room at the top.
- Remove any air bubbles that have formed in the molds. A chopstick or the back of a spoon should do the trick.
- Freeze for at least 6 hours (I recommend overnight).
- Run the pop mold under hot water for a minute and then gently remove the popsicle.
Notes
Please read my full post for additional recipe notes, tips, and serving suggestions!
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cleaningmyplate says
I love all the pics on your site — they always look so professional and everything looks so appetizing. (and the recipes are delicious of course…)
Savory Simple says
Thank you so much! That means a lot. You have a lovely blog as well!
Flip's Foodie Files says
Yum, I can’t wait to make these, they look delicious! My mouth is watering :)
Hellopalz says
My husband loves fruit pops over icecream coz they are a tinne bit healthier and its fruit! The recipe seems simple, makes me wanna try it out!
popsiclesandpinot says
Those do look yummy!! Where did you get those popsicle molds? I’ve been wanting to make my own popsicles for a while now, but I need those first…
Thanks :)
Savory Simple says
Thanks! There’s a link in the post for the molds, which I purchased through Amazon.
easybaked says
Beautiful recipe!! These look yummy and healthy (well…healthier than most desserts!) Love the molds too- need to try this–thanks for sharing!! :)
Ruchika Agrawal says
wow..!! what an amazing idea.. i am so so glad that i checked it out.. i love frozen yogurt, and my fav flavor is muskmelon.. i am definitely going to try this out.. thanx :)
baconbiscuit212 says
Your photos are really amazing. I saw on your blog that you mentioned the lack of natural light in your apartment. I have that problem too . . .
But the way that you light your photos looks great! I need to keep reading and learning from you for food and photography!
Simran S. & Stacie D. says
Lovely photo. These sound so refreshing and light!
Cornelius Arnold says
Superb recipe, i will test it with my wife tonight. Hope i get it right! Cheers