Easy Greek Popsicles

Looking for a delicious yet healthy popsicle? Well, these Greek yogurt popsicles are a perfect fit. They're as easy as 1,2,3.

Why go grab froyo at expensive prices when you can have the "real" thing without all the added ingredients?

Items:

Large container of Greek yogurt (your preference)

Popsicle molds (this recipe will yield 4 popsicles)

Directions:

1. Place around 1/4 - 1/2 cup of yogurt in each mold. 

2. Freeze for several hours or overnight. 

Enjoy! 

Calories: 95      |   Total Fat: 0     |   Sugars: 13.5g    |   Protein: 8.5g 

*For easier popsicle removal run under warm water for 30 seconds to a minute and pull straight up on the stick. The popsicle should slide straight out and look flawless!

Yogurt Firecracker Popsicles

Looking for that perfect 4th of July dessert? Do you like popsicles but dislike all the sugar that comes along with said popsicles? So do I and that is why I wanted to share this recipe. It is healthy, simple and satisfying. It only includes three ingredients: blueberries, strawberries and vanilla Greek Yogurt.

The flash made my blueberries look like cartoon blueberries.

I prefer Oikos Vanilla Greek Yogurt but Publix didn't have any large containers. There are less calories in the Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt than in this brand so your calories and nutrition information can vary if using that brand.

Ingredients:

1/2 Carton of Blueberries
1/2 Carton Strawberries
1 Cup Vanilla Greek Yogurt

Directions:

1. Wash fruits (de-stem strawberries) and puree separately in a blender until desired consistency.
2. If blueberries are more purple than blue feel free to add blue food coloring.
3. Layer each fruit into a popsicle mold until filled to the top.
4. Freeze for a couple of hours and enjoy!

Servings: 8   |  Calories: 61   |  Fat: .73 g   |  Cholesterol: 3.1 mg  |  Sugars: 9.45 g   |   Protein: 2.8 g