I'm at a baseball game today, but if you don't live in the Northeast, and you are living somewhere where the temperature might actually be scorching, try a popsicle. These tasty and delicious popsicles are way more healthy than those delicious orange and ice cream popsicles. The recipe is super easy, super delicious, super cheap, and pretty much made from stuff I had on hand. If you don't have popsicle molds, you could try just freezing the popsicles in dixie cups for about an hour or two and then sticking a popsicle stick in until it freezes solid.
yum yum yum!
Vanilla-Orange Freezer Pops
from Eating Well
1 1/2 cups orange juice
1 1/2 cups nonfat vanilla yogurt
2 Tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Mix the ingredients together in a bowl. Pour among 6 popsicle molds and freeze until solid.
Dying for one of these. Must have frozen goodness ...
ReplyDeleteMmm, fantastic! I adore the creamsicle flavor combination!
ReplyDeleteYum! What a good idea, sort of like a light version of a Dreamscice. It's been really pretty cold here this summer, but the next warm day that comes around, I'll totally be making popsicles.
ReplyDeleteBy the way- I got a special package in the mail from Ohio last week. Any guesses what it might have been???? I shrieked with joy over the fabric- such great colors and I love the print. My husband laughed at me when I tried it on for him (he thinks I have too many aprons as it is- what does he know, though). Anyway, thanks a bunch. I feel very fortunate to win it. You're a great seamstress.
-Siri
What's better than a Dreamsicle? NOTHING! Love this idea - and it's so frugal :)
ReplyDeleteOH MAN!!! We were just talking about these at lunch and here you go and give me an easy recipe for them. Definitely going on the "to do" list for the weekend.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photo - so full of childhood summer - daisy chain anyone?
ReplyDeleteLove them! I'm going to have to try these healthy easy little dreamsicles! It will perfect for my daughters treats! Stumbled!
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