Friday, June 21, 2013
31 Days of Pinterest: Day Eighteen: Frozen Fruit Pops
10:19 AM
Such a GREAT summer treat for kids!!! And healthy to boot! Can't beat it!
You'll need...
one container Greek yogurt (I used vanilla)
1 Tbs honey (may want more if you want a sweeter covering)
fruit - enough for 12 "chunks" (I used strawberries and mango)
small toppings (chocolate chips, coconut, sprinkles, etc)
12 popsicle sticks
wax paper
Mix together your yogurt and honey.
Place in the freezer for five minutes to thicken up.
While it's freezing, place each piece of fruit on one popsicle stick.
Using a spoon, coat the fruit with yogurt. Sprinkle on one topping of choice and place on a baking sheet lined with wax paper.
Place into the freezer for a couple of hours. Remove and let stand 1-2 minutes before eating. Any leftovers can be put in a freezer bag back into the freezer until you're ready to eat.
You'll need...
one container Greek yogurt (I used vanilla)
1 Tbs honey (may want more if you want a sweeter covering)
fruit - enough for 12 "chunks" (I used strawberries and mango)
small toppings (chocolate chips, coconut, sprinkles, etc)
12 popsicle sticks
wax paper
Mix together your yogurt and honey.
Place in the freezer for five minutes to thicken up.
While it's freezing, place each piece of fruit on one popsicle stick.
Using a spoon, coat the fruit with yogurt. Sprinkle on one topping of choice and place on a baking sheet lined with wax paper.
Place into the freezer for a couple of hours. Remove and let stand 1-2 minutes before eating. Any leftovers can be put in a freezer bag back into the freezer until you're ready to eat.
All three of my kids LOVED these!
One caution... the outside is tricky and makes you think of chocolate
covered fruit... it's much more bitter as yogurt and they may not be
prepared!!!
I LOVE this picture!!! Hilarious!
He did end up eating it all and had a strawberry one too...
and loved them!
The initial shock of bitter yogurt takes some getting used to! :)
Original recipe HERE.
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I am a single mom to four amazing kids; each of whom just happen to have been adopted. The first three were adopted through foster care, and we just completed an international adoption from Haiti. Our family has grown through adoption and I am all the more blessed to know each of my children. I worship a mighty God, teach Special Ed, love bargains, and am inspired by Pinterest... come along with us for the ride!
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Little did I know that the road would be so rocky
Little did I know that the trip would take so long
Little did I know that my heart could hurt so much
Little did I know that God is never wrong
Little did I know that love could be so powerful
Little did I know that a dream so far could go
Little did I know that God would place the right ones
Little did I know that my heart, so large, could grow
Little did I know that a dream has it’s own timing
Little did I know that this day would finally come
Little did I know that four souls would be sent to guide me
Little did I know that they would choose to call me mom
But God knew all along and He had a plan to follow
God knew all along that my dream would soon come true
God knew all along that we five should be together
God knew all along that I’d share it all with you
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