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Recipe: Summer Peach Yogurt Freezer Pops Recipe and Tips

Recipe: Summer Peach Yogurt Freezer Pops Recipe and Tips

Green Valley Organics NEW Peach Yogurt Pops Recipe

Green Valley Organics NEW Peach Yogurt Pops Recipe

Recipe: PEACHES-N-CREAM DREAM POPS

Summary: Very lick-able and oh-so lovable, you’ll want to make these these peachy and  creamy frozen pops all summer long!  These frozen treats feature Green Valley Organics peach yogurt and they have Kiefer to up the protein and probiotics! Only 84 calories per pop and they’re a whole and natural food for great nutrition!

Ingredients

  • 3 – 6 oz cups Green Valley Organics Peach Yogurts
  • 2/3 cup Green Valley Organics Plain Kefir
  • 3 Tbs agave nectar or honey
  • 1 tsp almond or vanilla extract
  • 1-1/2 cups fresh or frozen peaches, chopped

Instructions

  1. In a blender, add yogurt, kefir, sweetner, and extract; pulse until smooth.
  2. Fill your freezer pop molds with about 2″ of the yogurt mixture.
  3. Place the chopped peaches on top of the yogurt layer.
  4. Top off the molds with the rest of the yogurt mixture.
  5. Use a skewer or chopstick to swirl the mixture making sure the peaches are distributed throughout the yogurt.
  6. Tap the mold gently to release any air bubbles.
  7. Freeze per your pop maker’s instruction or if you’re using a conventional mold, place the top on the pops and insert sticks. Freeze until solid (3 to 4 hours). No ice pop mold? You can use cups, glasses or other unconventional molds but freeze the pops until they begin to set and then insert the sticks and return them to the freezer until they’re solid.

Quick notes

PER SERVING: 84 CAL; 4G PROT; 1G TOTAL FAT (1G SAT. FAT); 15G CARB; 2MG CHOL; 47MG SOD; 1G FIBER; 12G SUGARS

Number of servings (yield): 10


Tips for the Perfect Frozen Pop

  • There are so many molds available. Everything from traditional molds, quick freeze machines, or get creative and find some unique options in your kitchen. Try a shot or juice glass or go for mold of our choice back in the 70s, the “Dixie Cup,” any paper cup will do.
  • Pick up Popsicle sticks at your local craftstore or specialty stores online.
  • Dealing with bent pop sticks? Soak the sticks in water prior to inserting them into your frozen pop or straighten then while they’re freezing.

Storing pops in the mold is best, but if you need the mold pull the pop and store it in an unbleached natural wax paper bag.

Pops should be enjoyed within a week for the best taste.


Recipe and photo reprinted with permission from Green Valley Organics

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Comments
  1. The Kefir Company

    They look really delicous, we are defintiefely going to try this one out!

    If people are interested in other delicious Kefir recipes they should check our website http://www.buy-kefir.co.uk

    The Kefir Company

  2. Nichol

    They look absolutely delicious!!