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Berry Cream Pop

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This is one of many fruit pops that I blend up to satisfy the craving for ice cream pops. I tend to vary the ingredients depending on what I have in the freezer, what season it is, and what I have on hand. I use crème fraîche to get it rich and creamy, but it can be made with a lower fat yogurt.

You can swap out the raspberry juice for any kind of fruit juice (grape works well als0). I also use mixed frozen fruit, and of course fresh fruit or fruit syrup is also an option. I also taste test the liquid before freezing it, and it also doubles as a smoothie.

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Berry Cream Pop

I use Tovolo Yellow Groovy Pop Molds, but you don't have to invest in all that plastic. A paper cup and paper stick balanced with some foil or wax paper will do the trick as well.Raspberries have big seeds, so I don't use that many when they are fresh or frozen. If I have time, I make raspberry syrup by boiling the raspberries in some water and then straining the seeds out of the liquid. Then use the syrup as sweetener in place of honey.
The honey doesn't dissolve well when using frozen berries, so I wait until the smoothie is fully blended before adding the honey. You can also dissolve the honey in the juice or some warm water.
The pops are lactose-free when the creme fraiche or yogurt is fermented for 24 hours.
Servings: 4 pops

Ingredients

  • 1 cup crème fraîche
  • 2 tablespoons honey or more depending on how sweet the berries are
  • ½ pint strawberries, frozen or other frozen berries, or ⅓ cup of berry juice concentrate, or both
  • 1 banana ripe and peeled, with at least some black spots
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Instructions

  • Place all the ingredients in a blender or food processor, and blend completely.
  • Pour the liquid into frozen pop molds and freeze for at least 4 hours (this recipe makes about 4 pops). Run the pop under warm water for a minute or so to take the cover off of it.

 

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  1. Gwen says

    These look sooo yummy! I've been looking at pop moulds and the Tovolo molds look really nice but I was wondering about the size... They seem really big and I'm thinking my toddler wouldn't be able to finish one in a timely manner (or at all). Any advice?

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    • Erica says

      They are full size. Yes, I'd suggest the smaller versions of tovolo molds, or maybe make them in small paper cups with wooden sticks.

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      • Gwen says

        Thanks! I found some little ones but I'm also going to grab those Tovolo molds for the big people in the house. 🙂

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  2. max says

    take my word for it this is just spectacular

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