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These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

 

 

Hi there From Play Dates to Parties fans! If we haven’t crossed paths before, I’m Gina & I blog over at Kleinworth & Co. I have 3 kids, ages 13-19 who are the driving force & the inspiration for most everything I do. Before moving to North Idaho a few years ago we spent 12 long years living in the Nevada desert. So it’s no surprise that I’m overloaded with frozen treat recipes & I like to share those recipes in my little corner of the web. It’s there you’ll also find easy DIY projects, fun crafts & a whole lot of recipes. I’m so thrilled that Leslie invited me to share a little bit of me & what I love here with you today.

These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

Is it hot where you are? Up here in North Idaho summer just doesn’t want to happen. It’s still chilly, but I’m not going to let that stop me from making all my favorite summer treats. Usually, when we get to this part of the year & through the summer it seems I’m making some sort of frozen treat just about every day. So I like to keep things fun & fresh. If I can, I try to wait a couple weeks between making a recipe for a second or third time. That doesn’t always happen when the family falls in love with one & they spend day after day reminding me that I need to make a certain something again & again. I usually give in, like with these Raspberry Coconut Pops. They went nuts for them.

These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

You see, the family is nuts for raspberries. We just love snacking on them, baking with them & adding them to as many recipes as we can. So, of course, I grabbed some to make these awesome dairy-free pops. YUM! The flavors compliment each other so well. It’s like having raspberries & cream ice cream, only healthier. What more could you ask for?

These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

Look how easy it is to make these!

Raspberry Coconut Pops

Yield: 12 popsicles

Raspberry Coconut Pops

Raspberry Coconut Pops

These Raspberry Coconut Pops are so incredibly easy & delicious! The perfect blend of raspberry & coconut in a cool & refreshing pop.

Prep Time 15 minutes
Freezer Time 3 hours
Total Time 3 hours 15 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 14-oz can full-fat coconut milk, refrigerated overnight
  • 6 tbsp sweetener of choice, divided (you can use sugar or Splenda or whatever you like)
  • ½ tsp vanilla extract
  • 3 cups raspberries
  • ¾ cup water
  • Popsicle sticks

Instructions

  1. Turn chilled coconut milk can upside down and open. Pour off coconut water & reserve for another use.
  2. Scoop coconut cream into a medium bowl and add 2 tbsp sweetener & vanilla extract.
  3. Beat until mixture holds soft peaks. (If your coconut cream is too thick to beat properly, you can add a tbsp of the reserved coconut water to thin it out)
  4. In a food processor, combine berries with remaining sweetener & water. Puree until smooth.
  5. Add berry mixture to coconut cream mixture & fold together -be careful to not fully combine.
  6. Pour into 12 small popsicle molds
  7. Push wooden popsicle sticks about halfway into each mold & freeze until firm, about 3 hours.
  8. To release popsicles, sit molds in hot water for 10 to 20 seconds and then pull gently.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

12

Serving Size:

1 grams
Amount Per Serving: Unsaturated Fat: 0g

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© Gina @ kleinworthco.com
Cuisine: American / Category: Dessert

So there you go, isn’t that easy? You have to give them a try!

Thank you so much Leslie for inviting me over today. I loved being here!

I would love for you to stop on by Kleinworth & Co & say hello & maybe grab a few recipes too!

You can connect with Gina via Blog, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram & Pinterest

Thanks so much Gina for sharing your fantastic recipe with us today! I know I can’t wait to give it a try with my kids. We’ve got the popsicle molds all ready to go!

 

 

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About Leslie

Leslie is the passionate party planner in her family. Living with metastatic breast cancer since 2022, she is determined to find a way to continue making amazing parties for her kids that don't leave you exhausted. To do that Leslie combines the experience she learned working for a professional event planner with the reality of a busy family life to create party inspiration that the average mom can reproduce and be proud of.

Comments

  7. Hena Tayeb says

    thanks for sharing.. I make my own popsicles too..
    I usually grab a bag of frozen fruit.. usually an assortment of berries and pop them in the blender.. add some orange juice and done.

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  22. Carolina Twin Mom / Mary Peterson says

    Wow, I have never thought of coconut milk in popsicles. Brilliant!

    I’m terribly jealous of you for getting to spend summertime in Idaho. Must be such a treat for your family after enduring the desert heat!

    Thanks for the recipe!
    #happynowlinkup

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  30. Patty Gordon says

    Another great summer treat! I think I’m going to need to plan a whole series where I make recipes like this and share them with my readers. My collection is growing too fast though!

    Thanks so much for posting this to the FanDayFriday Link Party this week!

    Reply

  32. Vanessa says

    Thank you for linking up at “A Little Bird Told Me” Wednesday Link party! You have been featured on Mama’s Happy Hive blog. 🙂

    Reply

  38. KArEn / two tiny Hands says

    We don’t get many hot hot days here in the UK but ice cream and lollies are always a great treat! My freezer isn’t really logistically accessible for lolly making. I’d do this recipe for sure. Is it absolutely necessary to add sugar?

    ‪Thank you for linking up to the #familyfunlinky‬

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  39. kid can doodle says

    Those fruit pops look delicious! I made some homemade popsicles for a dinner party and was surprised what hit they were. Especially when spiked w/ alchohol 🙂

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  43. Of Goats and Greens says

    Thanks! I have a couple of lactose intolerant friends, and I can see making this to keep everyone happy, plus or minus dairy being incidental. I am glad you’ve shared this with Fiesta Friday.

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  45. Miz Helen says

    Your Raspberry Coconut Pops look awesome. Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday and come back to see us real soon!
    Miz Helen

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  48. Emily says

    I can’t wait to try these – they sound so good! Thanks for sharing at our Merry Monday party; I’m going to be featuring these pops at Sunday’s party 🙂

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  49. Erlene says

    Ooo…this sounds perfect for summer. We’re literally melting in SoCal and these look so good. Pinned and will be featuring this pops recipe on my Merry Monday features this week.

    Reply

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