Strawberry Watermelon Ice Pops
I love getting into the kitchen with my daughter! She loves to make ice pops and today we’re sharing our Strawberry Watermelon Ice Pops!
This is such a simple recipe that we make from a juice drink recipe into a delicious popsicle. Our Melon Berry Splash Juice is so good! The combination of strawberry, watermelon, and lemon is pure perfection and my toddler loves drinking it as juice or even as an ice pop. We don’t buy many ice cream or ice pops since they’re so easy to make on your own. In fact, just this past Mini Chef Mondays we made Pineapple Lemonade Ice Pops! If you like kid made recipes, definitely check out Mini Chef Mondays! We have a new kid made, kid friendly recipe every single Monday. We go live at 12pm EST with several other bloggers sharing their kid made recipes too!
She starts off by squeezing the juice from the lemon over a mesh strainer.
Then she slowly adds in the fruit with the lemon juice. We added a little bit of water as the watermelon and strawberries we had were SUPER sweet. Adding water will make the ice pops a little more icy, rather than smooth, so keep that in mind. It’s completely optional.
Then she starts the blender up! Making sure everything gets liquefied.
Things can get a bit loud, so cover your ears! Put into your favorite ice pop molds and they’ll be ready to enjoy in just 4-6 hours! She truly enjoys making her own desserts. They’re delicious and not bad for you either. 🙂
Strawberry Watermelon Ice Pops
Instructions
- Blend together in a blender and add water if the mixture is too sweet for you.
- Pour into ice pop molds and freeze for 4-6 hours.
- Enjoy!
Nutrition
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Natalie Monson
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I used your recipe and the ice pop is delicious! 🙂
Sweetie
I’m going to make these tomorrow forsure cause I buy boxes of Fruit Boxes A Week We Just Love Them
TY
My 3 year old loved them
My daughter and I really enjoyed these – especially on a hot summer day. As a parent, I love the healthy ingredients in the recipe.
We love fruit pops.
These are delicious!
We’ve been making these for years after finding this recipe on here. They are the best, yummiest popsicles!
Do you make sure the watermelon has no white seeds before blending? It’s hard to pick all of those out…
We do not remove all the seeds! We just blend it all up. 🙂
Amazing recipe. Thanks for sharing <3
it was really good and yum I like it a lot