Strawberry Freezer Pops
These healthy and delicious strawberry freezer pops have only three ingredients, and are full of strawberry flavor. They’re so simple to make, and the kids will love them!

I’ve mentioned before that my mom didn’t give us a lot of sweets when I was growing up. She tried really hard to get us to eat healthy food, which is awesome, although I think that it may account for my overconsumption of sweets as an adult. 🙂 One of the few exceptions was that every summer we would buy several large boxes of Otter Pops. Those artificially colored and flavored frozen popsicles were one of my favorite things about summer vacation! My little brother and sister were born at the end of July, and they often asked for Otter Pops for one of their birthday gifts. We all loved them that much!
Now that I’m an adult, and not quite as thrilled about those artificial flavors, I thought it would be fun to make a healthy homemade version that’s just as delicious. These strawberry freezer pops are every bit as tasty as those Otter Pops from my childhood, but way more healthy! They’re made with fresh fruit, apple juice, and yogurt, and they are the perfect refreshing summer treat. My kids love these, and actually prefer them to store-bought freezer pops. That’s a win, in my book!
Strawberry Freezer Pops
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Ingredients
- 2 cups fresh or frozen strawberries
- 1 cup apple juice
- 6 ounces vanilla yogurt
- ice pop bags or popsicle molds
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into ice pop bags, filling to fill line. Close the bags, lay them flat on a baking sheet, and freeze at least two hours.

Hi Alicia, Love your blog and your fabulous recipes! This is definitely on the list for us as we get ready for the hottest month on the planet in Missouri. I've never seen icepop bags. Any idea where I can get those? Those would work much better than the icepop molds for my kids (teens). Thanks so much and thanks for all the great ideas! PJ
I used these ones that I bought on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Zipzicle-Zip-Top-Ice-Pouch-36-Pack/dp/B00N795KR4/ref=sr_1_5?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1501256453&sr=1-5&keywords=ice+pop+bags and they have worked really well. There are some cheaper versions on Amazon, but a lot of them had reviews that said they are leaky. Mine have held up really well!