30 Simple Ice Pop Recipes That Are Perfect for Summer

This dairy-free recipe is a healthy one—oranges, carrot juice, strawberries, and chopped fresh ginger are blended together and poured into ice pop molds. The bright orange color is eye-catching and enticing, so you won't have to convince your kids to try this better-for-you snack.

Your family will go crazy for these ombré treats! The stripes of frozen iced tea, lemonade, and mashed raspberries are as stunning as they are delectable.

Is your breakfast routine a little stale? Freeze your usual Greek yogurt, honey, and berries and dip in granola for the perfect morning pick-me-up. Then try our Tropical Fruit-Coconut and Apricot-Pistachio variations.

Popsicles that are creamy and vegan? Yes, it's possible, thanks to coconut milk. Just blend with frozen mango, orange juice, honey, and vanilla, then freeze your mixture in molds.

These are the perfect post-workout treat. Mix coconut water, agave nectar, and the tropical fruit of your choice, freeze, and get hydrated.

Sweet-tart blackberries and raspberries get a hit of sugar and heavy cream and then take off for the freezer in rocket-style molds.

Do you know what these nostalgia-inducing popsicles mean? No more fighting over the flavors in the carton of Neapolitan ice cream! Everyone gets a bite of each.

We omitted the booze in these frozen riffs on the classic cocktail, but you can always serve them with a sidecar of rum if you're so inclined. Pair with our tricolor Tropical Sunset Ice Pops for a crowd-pleasing dessert duo.

Balance out the tanginess of buttermilk with sweet honey or agave syrup in these creamy, fruity ice pops.

These patriotic treats are perfect for the Fourth of July, but you can also make them with other berries or fruit. If you're looking for other festive desserts, check out the rest of our spectacular red, white, and blue desserts.

Here's a decadent take on the ice-cream truck favorite that's sure to please!

These tangy hand-held treats make you feel grown-up and kid-like at the same time.

Swirled strawberries, blueberries, and yogurt bring the red, white, and blue to these ice pops.

These surprisingly simple pops are a healthy alternative to the usual frozen treats.

Frozen hot chocolate sounds like an oxymoron, but our hot cocoa recipes make amazing ice pops.

Kids love to help making these frozen treats almost as much as they love eating them. If you're making the pops for adults only, you can add Chambord, a raspberry-flavored liqueur.

Greek yogurt is used in these treats to give them a touch of tang.

These refreshing flavors create one sweet treat. We bet you can't eat just one!

Ice pops made with real fruit beat anything you'll find in the freezer case or the ice-cream truck.

These delicious ice pops let you transform an everyday grocery convenience item into a sublime summer treat.

This frozen favorite turns the classic dessert into something extra-special: A frozen, deliciously creamy treat!

They say good things come in small packages, and sure enough, these decadent ice pops are downright delicious, with a frozen peach exterior and a vanilla ice cream interior.

Combine leftover strawberry jam with tart Greek yogurt to create this delicious combination.

When the heat rises, everyone wants to cool off with a delicious frozen treat. Loaded with fresh blueberries, these ice pops are perfect on hot summer days.

These easy-to-prepare sweet treats, made with fresh mango, light coconut milk, and fresh lime juice, are delightful for outdoor entertaining.

All you need is ripe summer watermelon to create these delicious popsicles.

Kids can help make these easy treats—making for both a tasty treat and fun activity.

Enjoy the classic flavor combination of berries and yogurt in this creamy frozen dessert.

This versatile recipe couldn’t be more of a cinch to make. Just mix simple syrup with any fruit juice, nectar, or purée you please and pop in the freezer.