Homemade Strawberry Honey Ice Pops

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As a child, summertime meant freedom to create and play outside as long as possible, and eat as many popsicles as we could find in the freezer. My two oldest children start school tomorrow, and I thought it would be a fun nod to summer, and a sweet goodbye if we made ice pops together. These homemade strawberry honey ice pops took less than 15 minutes of prep time to make, and even less time for my children to enjoy! My children love the simple sweetness of these ice pops, and I love the simple goodness of the three better for you ingredients. It is so nice to know what goes into your treats.

Also, these new ice pop mold finds are incredible, and I suggest you add them to your tool kit if you like making popsicles just as much as we do.

This recipe is 100% customizable. You can use whatever fruit or liquid you want. You can even add flavorings like vanilla or mint. However, I know my audience prefers for me to keep it simple. This recipe makes enough for 6 ice pops, so please feel free to adjust the portions accordingly.

I hope you enjoy this very simple recipe that is reminiscent of how summer should be: sweet and simple!

To make your homemade strawberry honey ice pops, you will need:

6 Silicone Ice Pop Molds. These are a game changer if you enjoy making popsicles. BPA free, fun colors, and very easy for children to grab and eat out of, and clean.

1 Carton or 3 Cups of Strawberries

2 Teaspoons of Honey

1 Cup of Apple Juice or Liquid of Choice

Food Processor or Blender

Step 1: Clean the strawberries, remove the stems, and cut the strawberries in half.

Step 2: Add the prepped strawberries, honey, and apple juice to a food processor or blender. Blend until all of the ingredients are nicely incorporated together, and the strawberries are pureed.

Step 3: Pour the strawberry mixture into the silicone ice pop molds.

*Leave about half an inch of clearance at the top so you can close the lid.

Step 4: Add the silicone lid to the ice pop molds and press firmly down to close.

Step 5: If possible, set the ice pops upright in a cup and place in the freezer.

Step 6: Wait about 4 hours or more, then remove the ice pops from the freezer, and enjoy!

All three of my children (my baby included) loved these ice pops. It was a fun and healthy treat that we will continue since the high temperatures are not going anwyhere in Texas anytime soon.