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Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

By A Cultivated Nest Team

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I can’t believe how hot it is here already! The first official day of summer is still a month away! If you’re experiencing similar high temperatures, then you’re probably like me and looking for easy ways to cool down. Probably one of the tastiest ways to get cooler on a hot day is with a cold treat, like these Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops! They’re very easy to mix up!

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

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What’s great about these is that you can easily make them in little paper cups that you probably already have (we normally use ours for mouthwash). But if you wanted to make bigger blueberry lemonade ice pops, you could easily pour your mixture into popsicle molds, skipping the sliced lemon if you preferred.

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

Ingredients/Materials

12oz frozen lemonade concentrate
3 1/2 cans (42oz) cold water
1 cup washed blueberries
1 washed lemon
3oz paper cups
Wooden freezer pop sticks (food safe)
Mixing bowl

Directions

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

1. Mix together your lemonade concentrate with 3 1/2 cans (not cups) of cold water.
2. Slice your washed lemon into thin slices.

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops3. Place about 5 washed blueberries (or more) into each cup.

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops4. Fill each cup with lemonade.
5. Place a wooden pop stick in each cup (you might need to replace the sticks after the pops begin to freeze).

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops6. Now place lemon slices over your sticks.
7. Freeze for about 5-6 hours or overnight.

Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

Then enjoy your blueberry lemonade ice pops!

Since a can of lemonade concentrate makes a lot of lemonade, you’re likely to have extra lemonade left over. You could either make more pops, or you could mash up any leftover blueberries (to get the flavor out), and put them in a pitcher with your lemonade. This would be a great dessert and drink combo for a party- blueberry lemonade ice pops to eat and blueberry lemonade to drink!

One of the best ways to beat the summer heat is with a tasty, cold treat! These blueberry lemonade ice pops are so refreshing, and are very easy to mix up!

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Blueberry Lemonade Ice Pops

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These blueberry lemonade ice pops are easy to put together, and so refreshing on a hot day!


Ingredients

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  • 12oz frozen lemonade concentrate
  • 3 1/2 cans (42oz) cold water
  • 1 cup washed blueberries
  • 1 washed lemon
  • 3oz paper cups
  • Wooden freezer pop sticks (food safe)
  • Mixing bowl

Instructions

  1. Mix together your lemonade concentrate with 3 1/2 cans (not cups) of cold water.
  2. Slice your washed lemon into thin slices.
  3. Place about 5 washed blueberries (or more) into each cup.
  4. Fill cup with lemonade.
  5. Place a wooden pop stick into your mold (you might need to replace the stick after the pop begins to freeze).
  6. Now place a lemon slice over your stick.
  7. Freeze for about 5-6 hours or overnight.

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Filed Under: Desserts, In the kitchen, Snacks Tagged With: Frozen Summer Treats, Homemade Fruit Popsicles, lemonade, popsicles, recipe, Recipes, Summer desserts, Summer desserts for kids

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Comments

  1. Shirley says

    June 8, 2016 at 9:22 pm

    They’re almost too pretty to eat. Love the way you used the lemon slice. Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday.

  2. Laura | Food Fun Family says

    June 16, 2016 at 10:43 pm

    I love the idea of using the lemon slice as a “top” – I’ve never thought of doing that! Thanks for sharing at Delicious Dishes recipe party! Pinned it!

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