We are down to the last 3 days of school for my kids, so that means that summer is nearly about to officially begin at our house. That means long, lazy days. Splashing in the pool. Playing with neighborhood kids. Not following a schedule, for the most part. And eating food that takes minimal time to prepare, either on the grill or ‘no-bake’ treats. These Frozen Blackberry Key Lime Yogurt Pops are about as easy as it gets. And, thanks to the Greek yogurt and cream cheese, they are so creamy that they quite easily can be used a dessert. However, the kids wouldn’t ever turn them down in the middle of the morning, afternoon, or evening either.
All week I will be sharing recipes for frozen treats with you, as well as hosting a giveaway so that you can make your own frozen pops this summer too. Be sure to sign up to receive new recipes in your inbox, and for our monthly newsletter, so you will never miss a recipe or giveaway.
Frozen Blackberry Key Lime Yogurt Pops
Key Lime Greek yogurt makes these pops super rich & creamy. Freeze for at least 4 hours, or overnight. To store frozen pops, remove from mold, wrap individually in plastic wrap, and place in a resealable plastic bag.
Ingredients
- 1/2 pint (6 ounces) black berries
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 Tablespoon honey
- 2 cups Key Lime Greek yogurt (I used Oikos Greek yogurt)
Instructions
- Purée blackberries and strain to remove all the seeds.To the seedless purée, beat in the softened cream cheese and honey.
- Stir in the Key Lime Yogurt, leaving the mixture swirled.
- Spoon into frozen pop molds or paper Dixie cups. Insert wooden stick and freeze for at least 4 hours, or overnight.
- Run molds briefly under warm water to release pops.Enjoy!
Now you can enter to WIN a Summertime prize pack, so you can make your own frozen pops too!
One winner will win a Norpro Ice Pop Maker, 200 Wooden Treat Sticks to get you going, and either “Top Pops” by Emily Zaiden, a book with 55 all-natural frozen treat recipes OR “The Everything Guide to Living Gluten-Free” written by me.
I bought myself these items, and will provide them to ONE lucky winner in either the US or Canada. I’ve begun using the ice pop maker a few weeks ago, and LOVE it. I love the classic look, the lid that hold the wooden sticks in place, and the size of the pops, similar to store-bought pops. Plus, since the pops use wooden sticks instead of plastic ones, you don’t have to wait until you’ve eaten them all before making another batch. The book, “Top Pops,” contains 55 simple recipes for you to make frozen treats at home. Not only is there a variety of recipes, but they can also serve as a great starting point for creating your own recipes. You have the choice of either the “Top Pops” book, or the book that I wrote while sitting beside the pool last summer, “The Everything Guide to Living Gluten-free.”
*Open to residents of Canada & the US. Enter each day to win, contest runs from 7:00 a.m. Monday, June 24th until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, June 30th. One winner will be selected using random.org.
In case you’re looking for MORE frozen treat ideas, check out my Gluten-Free Frozen Treats PINTEREST board. So many amazing flavour combinations, the possibilities are endless.
NOTE: I did not receive any compensation to share these items with you. I am simply sharing them because I love them, and thought you might too. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Caroline says
Grapefruit
Tracie says
I love anything coconut flavored!
Tara Masterson says
I am so excited to try the frozen pops you pinned with my kids!!
Ann says
I love coconut pineapple!
Wild Child says
Definitely coconut!! I am thinking about combining coconut and lime…..Now I’m off to Pin away from your gluten free frozen treats board!
Katie says
I would love to try a grapefruit popsicle or a peach/blackberry popsicle.
Erin says
Well, I would love to try a key lime flavor, since that is my favorite kid of pie, so your recipe looks like a good one!
hilary says
My little man is just discovering the wonder that is frozen treats and is loving them! He’s big on banana and chocolate right now so I think a choc-banana yoghurt swirl would be in order for him! The popsicle maker would make it even easier!
Felicia says
for the summer it has to be coconut! Thanks for posting this giveaway!
Laura says
I love blueberry yogurt pops – or homemade fudgesicles!
Shirley Wylie says
Would love to win this. I want to start making pops this summer.
Susan Sellner says
I love raspberry. Plus I once had a frozen watermelon bar that was especially good.
Donna says
The blackberry key lime yogurt pops sound delicious!!
Jenny @ The Brunette Baker says
Mmmm….I love tropical flavours, but my favourite is Black Raspberry – so hard to find in Canada. What an AWESOME giveaway! XO
Melissa D says
I’m partial to classic fudgesicles. I would probably try to make something like that.
Jessica B says
Strawberry
Joanna says
Ooh. I would love to do a berry mix!
margaret haffner says
So hard to choose just one! I’d like to try a pineapple-coconut combo.
Kimberly says
I want to try coconut and avocado!
Teri says
I would love to make Orange Mango and Orange Pineapple frozen pops. It will help make this heat and humidity more bearable.
Jenny says
Great idea! I love cherry… black cherry, etc.
Cathy S. says
We really like using orange juice and vanilla yogurt for our pops. We almost always have those 2 ingredients on hand and it’s simple enough that the kids can mix them up!
Christine says
My kids would love this !
Christine says
Flavors, there are so many – coconut pineapple, raspberry, mango …
Rhonda says
Lychee would be amazing!
Malia says
Anything chocolate. Yum!!!
Cindy @Hun... What's for Dinner? says
I’d love to try these ones!! Thinking of spending the summer at your house, for some frosty treats!
Marianne says
Chocolate!!
Cindy W. says
I would like to try the Pina Colada recipe you gave. It sounds wonderful.
Kelly says
I really want to try to make “cocktail pops” for some adult only treats…maybe pina colada, margarita, etc
Pam says
Am going to try this!! Sounds yummy and healthy!
Jessica Canfield says
I want to try strawberry banana or pure raspberry!
Mrs.T says
This sounds wonderful but I think I would like raspberry lime even better. Strawberry and orange flavors are surprisingly good together, also.
The giveaway sounds fantastic too!
Ann says
Blackberry peach!
NA Olson says
I think the Blackberry AND the Pina Colada look absolutely scrumptious! I am rating it a 5 because of my previous experiences with your recipes, Jeanine!
Sharon says
Orange & Vanilla creamsicles 🙂
Lisa says
I love you doing pineapple, mango, peach with a dash of OJ. Yum!
Karol says
Pineapple and raspberry. And also just plain lemon pops. So delicious.
Michelle says
I would have to go with fudge, maybe with a coffee twist. 🙂
April says
I love lime. Thanks!
Shelby says
I would like to try to make a Cosmo “Poptail” or a black raspberry lemonade pop!! YUM!!
Crysi says
That piña colada sounds awesome!
Sandy says
Yummm, These sound great!
SP says
Our current favorites are watermelon/honey/lime and raspberry/kombucha!
Annette says
Hi Jeanine: I would love to try the blueberry lime treats – they look so succulent!
emily l says
These look amazing! Me and my kiddos would love to try this out:)
Carolyn Howarth says
I want to make Fudge-sicles!
Sarah says
It’s recipe sounds delicious! I always love limes!
Amy says
OMG these sound amazing! I can’t wait to try them this weekend when I have some time to make them lol
Malia says
CHOCOLATE for the WIN!!!!!
Rhondaq says
Some kind of Cherry & Chocolate combination would be great!
Dyanne Spease says
Strawberry cheescake!!!!!
Rebecca H says
I would love to try making Vietnamese coffee pops – sweet and creamy with condensed milk – I wonder if there is such a thing…
Jeanine Friesen says
Rebecca, that was one of the first thoughts I had too – then I googled it,and was amazed – it exists! http://pinterest.com/pin/18647785930009777/
Paula says
Creamsicle
Angela S says
mango blackberry
Katrina McDonagh says
Oh would love to try all the recipes 🙂
Peggy Latham says
Orange Creamcycle – Yum!
Tawnya says
Peach or strawberry lemonade : )
Tara Gauthier says
I love orange creamsicles!
Patricia Ferreira says
Well, I just came across your blog and your recipes.
I didn’t have the time yet to explore it, but I sure wiil.
I’m not very informed on gluten-free recipes, but I would love to try the black berry and key lime yougurt pop and the strawberry one.
Thank you for sharing!
Denise Fedor says
Raspberry, but just now since I seem to be growing a bumper crop just starting to ripen!
Jenn says
I want to try your strawberry rhubarb! Strawberries are in season and I have so much rhubarb growing in my garden and I never know what to do with it! Thanks for the recipe!! 🙂
Veda says
I love anything rhubarb/strawberry
S Wallace says
With 4 kids and summer heat on its way I could sure put this all to good use. How about sorbet popsicles…yummy!
Neva says
Watermelon or rhubarb popsicles would be wonderful. Will have to try your recipe, Thanks for the draw.
Jody says
I can’t wait to start making frozen pops for the kids this summer 😀
Brenda says
Love Love Love Creamsicles!
Rhonda says
I would love try making an adult “Mojito” popsicle! 0.o
Malia says
So many great combinations! How about lemon lime?
Tammy L. says
Anything coconut. But the raspberries are on and blackberries will be here soon, so how about a berry mix with some lemon or lime twist??? Just sayin’………
Brenda Letain says
Would love to try something with wild blueberries or saskatoons. Many great recipes listed!
Cathy V. says
I think black cherry, raspberry & blood orange would be a good combo, or peach & apricot! Can’t wait to try the strawberry rhubarb!
Delynn says
All the flavors look fabulous! !!
Julie W says
I’m a sucker for any frozen treat with strawberries! And strawberries go with a lot of other fruit, so flavor combos are limitless.
Dana Coughlin says
I would love to win the pop maker, for fruit pops and fudge pops.
Bonnie says
Looks like it will fit right in with what I need to do now that I have had my back surgery. Thanks.
Marianne says
Would love to have them for freezing my leftover smoothies. I always make too much!
Marci says
Ooooh – the virgin pina colada ones look yum! I can’t wait to try them.
Ruth says
I used to love eating the Jell-O pudding pops! Would love to try a combo of vanilla pudding and either fruit or candy.
Cheryl says
Piña colada!
Wendy says
Have been loving this week’s theme of cool, refreshing ice-pops! Would love to see a recipe for a Banana Foster flavoured pop with the enticing blend of flambeed bananas, nuts, cinnamon, and liqueurs…yummy! Keep up the great job Jeanine!
Bob says
Sounds great…will definitely try this, probably with strawberries
Brandy Lee says
I am looking forward to trying out the Key Lime….. love anything made with citrus and cream cheese! Just found this site and can’t wait to keep browsing more of it! Thanks
NA says
Is replying enough to enter? There doesn’t seem to be a specific enter button other than the FB and Twitter ones, so I hope this is the method to use. 🙂 I’ve passed some of the recipes along to friends with kids or grandkids — they look soooooo good!
Marlene says
Popsicles are such fun! I made watermelon lime ones last summer for my Little Misses.
Gwen Nowlan says
I love making my own popsicles! so easy and refreshing – especially with a splash of lemon juice in it!
Lisa says
The vanilla pudding with strawberries is one of my faves
Bonny says
FAVORITE POPSICLE would be creamsicles! or something like that!!
Mary B says
I love strawberry pops!
Patricia says
I would love to try watermelon and mint.
SusanH says
I am a fudgesicle fan. Nice giveaway for these hot days.
Monica says
I have had a cherry pineapple flavor that was delicious. I am new this being gluten free and want to try some of these wonderfully tasty sounding recipes. I think white grape would be a good flavor to try but not sure what other flavor to put with it.
Debbie says
Can’t wait to try this recipe!
Dawn says
The peanut butter looks amazing!!
Sara says
I would love to try chocolate mint ice pops 🙂 yum
Jennifer says
Usually just make strawberry cream ones with my LO. But anything with coconut and pineapple is my favourite!
Jenn says
Hubby and son loved these pops! Great flavour!
Cynthia Zeh says
these sounds so delicious and cool….Thank You for sharing 🙂
Jenn says
I love pineapple coconut and I love your recipe. I seriously can’t wait to try the strawberry rhubarb. Picking some rhubarb from my dad’s garden today 🙂