Here is our pop flavor of the week. Watermelon has a naturally sweet, juicy disposition that lends itself well to smoothies and pops. So here is a quenching treat for the hot days of summer.
Most of the time I use ripe watermelon, however I've used slightly overripe watermelon for this recipe with no change in flavor or texture. These go quickly, but thankfully they are easy to make. The only lag time is that they take a few hours to freeze - at least 4 hours. And with the homemade yogurt, they have a nice does of probiotics in them too!
Albena says
Thank you for the great recipes! Life can be so hard on SCD, Iโm so happy to have these alternatives!
Erica says
You're so welcome! Best wishes ๐
Erica says
Thanks, everyone ๐
Donna Miller says
Once again another heavenly recipe. I use sugar free fruit bars for snacks but these look much better than any store bought. Will make them tomorrow. Your recipes & photos are beautiful. So very pleased I found this site...will be very busy with new, wonderful recipes to try.
Memoria says
healthy and refreshing! Thanks! Lovely photo.
Sara @ Our Best Bites says
I love this! They sound perfectly sweet and fresh.
Erica says
Love you blog, and great photos.
Cheri says
These sound so refreshing! I am going to have to give them a try.