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Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops Recipe

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Looking for a delicious & healthy freezer pop you can make at home? Check out our Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops Recipe here!

With summer and the horrible heat finally here, all of us are looking for ways to stay cooler this summer. While I am a big fan of ice cream and fruit pops, I have to be very careful with these desserts, especially since they aren’t really diet friendly. Since I didn’t want to completely give up on yummy summer desserts, I started looking for ways I could make my own, healthy equivalents at home. With the assistance of one of my friends, we came up with the most delicious Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops that are not only delicious, but much healthier than what you can find in stores.

I have to say though, my favorite part is that they are super easy to make. So easy that even kids make this recipe with mom and dad in less than 5 minutes. the hardest part is preparing the strawberries, which isn’t that hard at all. As well, to cut back on calories, you can use agave nectar (I prefer honey). Make sure to tell us what you think of this recipe below!

Note: Special thanks to my friends Krista from Adventures of Country Divas for helping me with this recipe and pictures!

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4.9 from 34 reviews
Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops
Looking for a delicious & healthy freezer pop you can make at home? Check out our Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops Recipe here!
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Cuisine: Freezer Pops
Recipe type: Summer Dessert
Ingredients
  • 1 ½ cups Lemon Juice (or 6 to 7 lemons)f
  • 6 cups Water
  • ½ cup Agave Nectar or Honey
  • 1 cup Strawberries (sliced and hulled)
  • 1 Frozen Pop Mold Kit
Instructions
  1. Fill each mold with strawberries.
  2. Mix together the agrave necatr (or honey), water, and lemon juice.
  3. Pour lemonade mixture on top of strawberries in mold.
  4. Place lid and sticks on freezer pops as directed by your mold.
  5. Place in freezer and freeze as directed by your mold. Server cold.

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Susan Bewley is a professional writer who has been writing content online & in print format for over 10 years. As well, she is an alumni of the University of Louisville with a Masters Degree in Special Education. When not working as an online business consultant or ghost writing, she can be found writing on Budget Earth, on her own novel, or working with various entities in the pet industry.

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  2. Nothing says summer better than watermelon and treats like this one. Thank you for the recipe.

  4. That looks great. I need to make these tonight…tomorrow is supposed to be 105 degrees…ugh

  5. I am always looking for new freezer pop recipes and this one sounds and looks delicious.

  6. That does sound easy. And tasty. I love cold lemonade on a hot day. I usually buy the ICEE drinks. They taste great, but are loaded with sugar. This sounds much healthier and just as good.

  9. These sound so refreshing for our hot and humid days. Thank you so much for sharing this great recipe

  14. Thanks for the Delicious Cooling Recipe on Strawberry Lemonade Freezer Pops Recipe! These not only look good, they sound good too! I love to have nice freezer pops when it’s so hot outside! Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful recipe with all of us! I’ve saved the recipe and once I get the ingredients, I’m surely going to be making these for the kids and us! Thanks again! Michele

  15. Other fruit like blueberries or raspberries would also work in this easy to make recipe. It sounds delicious!

  18. Posted this to my Facebook (gave you credit of course). Making these today. Will let you know how we like them! Thanks so much for the recipe.

  19. these sound great. I have tried to make some before but they didn’t hold together well. going to try this recipe for sure.

  20. These look absolutely delicious. I might add some frozen peaches to mine, and maybe even put them on a plate and garnish with flowers if I’m feeling really fancy! Thanks for the colourful and easy recipe. I need all the cooling I can get in this humidity!

  21. I keep want to buy some of those to make freezer pops.will have to keep the recipe for when I do.

  22. I just picked up a set of popsicle molds from dollar tree! Definitely going to try this recipe soon!

  23. This looks so refreshing in the hot weather ..well has to be hot .and Ohio is having a hard time at that .It sounds so easy to make and grandkids will love this
    Thank you for sharing 😀

  24. Yum! What a wonderful summer treat, I can’t wait to give this a try. Thank you for sharing this recipe.

  25. Yuym! I love anything strawberry. and adding in lemonade sounds so refreshing! I am bookmarking this now so I can make em later. thanks!

  26. Thanks for the fun and easy recipe that I’m sure my whole family will love!

  27. I also need diet friendly Popsicles. These sound perfect, I am definitely going to try. I also want to try one with pineapple!!!

  28. This recipe is great, no processed sugar anyway. My granddaughter would love to make these at my house on the days she is with me.

  29. These are good with white peaches too. You can pretty much use any fruit you like, as long as it freezes well.The juices can be switched up too. Although, I find lemonade to be most refreshing.

  30. My nieces will be coming soon. They would enjoy these…and they seem to be so easy to make!

  32. This will be great for family get for family picnics with all the cousins, aunts and uncles. I can also share these with the dogs.

  34. There is nothing better than making your own freezer pops. I’d like to also make strawberry banana.

  35. I saw a recipe similar to this using watermelon. These recipes are easy and inexpensive to make. When you buy them in the store, they’re expensive and as fresh as making them at home.

  36. Thank you so much for this strawberry lemonade freezer pops. They look beautiful and delicious. I bet they are a huge hit this summer. The peach shake recipe and the creamsicle cupcake recipes also look amazing. I may have to attempt to make all of them soon.

  39. Those look yummy and easy to make. I will be keeping this recipe and trying it out. Thank you for your review and time.

  40. My son and I love making all different flavors Popsicles. ..our version of this was crystal light lemonade and strawberries 🙂

  41. I love fresh lemonade. It’s one of my favorite hot weather drinks. I would use sugar in mine. It might take a while to figure out how much to use. Better yet, I’ll try this using canned frozen lemonade concentrate.

  42. These sound delicious and refreshing. I like that I know what is going into the pops. No artificial flavors or coloring. Thanks for sharing

  45. These are so awesome for a cool summer treat during this heat wave. Help cool everyone down with a tasty treat!

  46. Looks so easy to do and so refreshing! Thank you for the recipe. We are definitely making these for our summer pool gatherings!

  47. These look so easy to make and would be Very refreshing. I love the combination of lemonade with strawberries.

  49. These sound so good. I love making different popsicles. Thank you for sharing this with us.

  50. It is so hot here right now and those would hit the spot! And my little boy LOVES strawberry anything.

  51. These are good and a light snack that satisfies my sweet tooth. Much better than a bowl of ice cream.

  54. These freezer pops look and sound so delicious and refreshing! I’m already thinking of all the different flavors I could make!

  55. These pops look SO delicious! I love making freezer treats at home as opposed to buying them in the store because I can make them of higher quality most of the time. Thanks for a great post!

  60. I pinned this to try for my little grandson and me too. He loves strawberries and lemonade. Sounds so good.

  61. This is a good way to use up frozen berries that have been sitting in the freezer. I prefer fresh, but these work well too.

  62. I have been looking for good Popsicle recipes that are easy. This ones sounds really good. I will be trying this one!!

  69. These look so good!! I love making fresh popsicles in the summertime, you can make them so much healthier than store bought. Even though summer is over for most, it’s still hot and humid here in Texas! Thanks for the recipe!

  71. My goodness these sound amazing! Im super scared to use agave were an organic living and eating family soni shouldn’t be but honey is soooo good i dont wanna stray away lol but for this recipe ill get some you have forced me out of my comfort zone! Love it thanks for the recipe

  72. my niece & nephews love popsicles, so it would be great to make homemade ones! The dyes, etc., in the store-bought ones are something I just don’t like.

  74. So simple to make and with ingredients I love. I wonder why I never thought of making this before.

  75. Oooh these sound fabulous!! Im so excited to see it uses natural sugars!! So awesome and I dont have to worry about juice from concentrate!!

  77. these look and sound amazing Im really hoping this year the strawberries are plentiful so I can make heaps of jam and put some into the freezer

  78. i dont care if its fall time. i am still going to make these yummy popsicles. plus i may have to steal this lol.

  79. This sounds really refreshing. It also sounds like a great healthy snack for summer, thanks for sharing!

  80. These look delicious! I love strawberry lemonade, so I think these would be very good. Even though it’s fall already, I think I would still enjoy these at any time.

  81. I’ve seen something like this before and it looks yummy! Would be great for a summertime treat!

  82. Thank you for the recipe. The grandkids would love having these. My husband would like them as well.

  84. We love eating ice pops so this would be a great substitute for store brought pops and so much healthier.

  86. This is a great recipe post we love to make our own popsicles it saves money and were also able to monitor the ingredients we use. We like to not have sugar and go with all fruit.

  88. The popsicles look amazing! I’m glad I found this while it’s still blazing hot outside. Holding on to summer while I can!

  90. I don’t know why I don’t just make these pops! I must have molds in my cabinets someplace!

  91. These sound and look delicious. I too have a set of these molds I barely use. Thanks for the recipe.