Orange Creamsicle Popsicles
Creamy deliciousness and a snap to make, that’s what these cool and refreshing frozen orange creamsicle popsicles are all about. Enjoy every last lick!
This is a wonderful, creamy treat for the entire family.
After making this recipe, you won’t need to buy these pops at the market anymore, especially since these take only minutes to prepare.
I love this healthy recipe, they remind me of when I was a child and the Good Humor Ice Cream Man would come around in his singing truck during the warm months.
Creamsicles were always top of my list for a frozen treat. I loved them then and I love them even more now knowing I can make them with better ingredients for my family.
My son loves these and says they tastes just like the ones he would get from the ice cream man too. I told him I agreed.
Give this easy-peasy recipe a try. Betcha everyone in your home loves them as much as we do.
Orange Creamsicle Pops
Yields 8 popsicles
Nutrition: calories 63.9, fat 0 g, sat fat 0 g, carbs 15 g, sugars 14.1 g, fiber 0.4 g, protein 1.1 g
WW Smart Points: 4 – WW Points Plus: 2 – WW Personal Points: 3
What you’ll need to make these luscious orange creamsicle popsicles…
Ingredients:
- 3 mandarin orange cups in its own juice — they come in a four pack, 1/2 cup each
- 6 ounce container fat free vanilla Greek or regular yogurt
- 3 to 4 tbsp honey
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Creamsicle supplies:
- 8 – 3 ounce paper cups, found with other paper cups in grocery stores
- 8 wooden popsicle sticks, you can find these in any craft store or online, make sure they are food safe
- 8 small cut pieces of aluminum foil — to cover the cups
Here’s how to make some orange creamsicle popsicles…
Directions:
- Have 8 cups ready in an 8 inch round or square pan lined with paper towels.
- In a blender, whirl up the 3 cups of oranges until smooth.
- Add the yogurt, honey and vanilla extract. Blend once more until you have a smooth, creamy mixture.
- Pour into paper cups and cover with the small pieces of foil over each.
- Freeze for about 30 minutes. Remove from freezer and make a small cut in each piece of foil and insert the wooden stick into each cup.
- Put back in the freezer until completely frozen. About 6-8 hours.
Enjoy this cool, creamy, delicious treat!
Here are a few more frozen treats to enjoy…
Frozen Mini Chocolate Chip Yogurt Mocha Cups
Frozen Strawberry Chocolate Chip Cups
Nutella Cookie Sandwiches
No Fat Orange Creamsicle Pops
Creamy deliciousness and a snap to make, that’s what these cool and refreshing frozen pops are all about. Enjoy every last lick!
Ingredients
- 3 mandarin orange cups in its own juice — they come in a four pack, 1/2 cup each
- 6 ounce container fat free vanilla Greek yogurt
- 3 - 4 tbsp honey
- 8 3 ounce paper cups
- 8 wooden popsicle sticks, you can find these in any craft store or online
- 8 small cut pieces of aluminum foil — to cover the cups
Instructions
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1.Have 8 cups ready in an 8 inch round or square pan lined with paper towels.
2.In a blender, whirl up the 3 cups of oranges until smooth.
3.Add the yogurt, honey and vanilla extract. Blend once more until you have a smooth, creamy mixture.
4.Pour into paper cups and cover with the small pieces of foil over each.
5.Freeze for about 30 minutes. Remove from freezer and make a small cut in each piece of foil and insert the wooden stick into each cup.
6.Put back in the freezer until completely frozen. About 6-8 hours.
Enjoy this creamy cool treat!
So refreshing
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What a fun, healthy and delicious looking recipe! I’ve bookmarked it and also added it to a roundup of Weight Watchers Friendly Summer Recipes I’ll be posting tomorrow!
Hi Martha, Thank you! You are such a doll. I really appreciate you doing that. I just went to your blog and it’s great. I love it. So many of us have been on Weight Watchers. I don’t consider WW a diet, just a great eating plan. That’s why I like to put WW points for each recipe. This way people can have their sweets and not feel guilty. I really respect you for being a WW leader. I know from personal experience, the leaders have been so helpful and just really wonderful. Thanks again. Smiles, Pam
Hi Ellen, you are a doll! Thank you! Don’t they just remind you of the Ice cream truck? LOL! Take care and thanks as always! 🙂
What a fantastic idea! I love homemade treats!