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Strawberry Kiwi Slush Popsicles

Strawberry kiwi is childhood classic that reminds me of hot summer days with cold caprison in my hand. This popsicle recipe is reminiscent of those little drinks. The recipe is quick and easy to make. You can enjoy it right away as a Slushie or pop it into the freezer for popsicles. You’ll love the naturally sweet, low sugar recipe. Just 4 simple ingredients to pop in the blender and you’ll be enjoying a refreshing summer treat.

Ingredients to make Strawberry Kiwi Slush Popsicles

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1 large kiwi, peeled
9-10 strawberries, cored
2 tbs strawberry jam
ice/water

How to Make Your Strawberry Kiwi Slush Popsicles

Prepare all of the ingredients for your strawberry kiwi popsicles. Add the kiwi, strawberries and jam. Blend until smooth. For a slushy, add ice until you have the amount and texture that you want. For popsicles, add water until you have enough of the mix to fill your molds or sleeves. Pour into your desired vessel.

Variations and Add-ins

  • This recipe would be delicious with a splash of lemon or lime juice. If you’ve got one lying around, go ahead and squeeze the fresh juice in while blending.
  • Add some protein powder to make it a hearty snack.
    for a rich, decadent dessert, use heavy cream instead of water- it will be velvety smooth and luxurious.
  • Add a packet or two of your favorite electrolyte powder. We only had these two when I tested this recipe, and neither flavor suited strawberry kiwi popsicles, but I would have added some if I had a complementary flavor.
  • Electrolytes would make a great addition, especially for sneaking in some summertime hydration:
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  • This recipe would be delicious with a splash of lemon or lime juice. If you’ve got one lying around, go ahead and squeeze the fresh juice in while blending.
  • Add some protein powder to make it a hearty snack.
    for a rich, decadent dessert, use heavy cream instead of water- it will be velvety smooth and luxurious.
  • Add a packet or two of your favorite electrolyte powder. We only had these two when I tested this recipe, and neither flavor suited strawberry kiwi popsicles, but I would have added some if I had a complementary flavor.
  • Electrolytes would make a great addition, especially for sneaking in some summertime hydration:
    Watermelon:https://amzn.to/4kxm01q
    Sour candy: https://amzn.to/4nIp79t

  • This recipe would be delicious with a splash of lemon or lime juice. If you’ve got one lying around, go ahead and squeeze the fresh juice in while blending.
  • Add some protein powder to make it a hearty snack.
    for a rich, decadent dessert, use heavy cream instead of water- it will be velvety smooth and luxurious.
  • Add a packet or two of your favorite electrolyte powder. We only had these two when I tested this recipe, and neither flavor suited strawberry kiwi popsicles, but I would have added some if I had a complementary flavor.
  • Electrolytes would make a great addition, especially for sneaking in some summertime hydration:
    Watermelon:https://amzn.to/4kxm01q
    Sour candy: https://amzn.to/4nIp79t

Substitutions

This recipe doesn’t really allow for substitutions. A kiwi is a kiwi, and nothing is particularly close to the flavor. A strawberry is hard to replace too. You could opt for frozen instead of fresh, and that would even help your popsicles freeze faster. Other that choosing frozen strawberries, I’m not sure if there is any other substitute. I suppose if you don’t have strawberry jam, you could just add sugar, honey or maple syrup. Sweetener options are usually versatile. The fruit should cover up any difference in taste.

Tips to help when you’re making Strawberry Kiwi Slush Popsicles

  • Freeze otter pop style sleeves for 1 hour or more.
    Freeze full size popsicle molds for 4+ hours.
    We have tried a lot of different molds and sleeves and found these to be our favorites.
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    Freeze otter pop style sleeves for 1 hour or more.
    Freeze full size popsicle molds for 4+ hours.
    We have tried a lot of different molds and sleeves and found these to be our favorites.
    Silicone otter pops: https://amzn.to/46bTfEd
    Disposable otter pops: https://amzn.to/44qTOsl
    Popsicle molds: https://amzn.to/3IjtQP3
    Popsicles sticks: https://amzn.to/4eRaOM6

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How to store Strawberry Kiwi Slush Popsicles

I don’t usually have to store these very long- just a few days at a time. Obviously they have to remain frozen, so keep them in the freezer. If you’re wanting to set them out to serve them, create a cute little display by filling la tray or casserole dish with ice. Then, lay the popsicles over the top of the ice. If you really want to make it beautiful, slice a strawberry or lime to decorate the tray.

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FAQs

Of course! Obviously you’ll have to make it ahead of time to allow it to freeze. But these would be safe in the freezer for at least a month with out getting freezer burn.

Just keep your popsicles sealed and in the freezer. If I expect to have extra popsicle mix, I definitely use the otter pop style sleeves for the additional popsicles. The popsicles on a stick are a bit trickier to save, unless you want to individually wrap them.

You’ll need a decent blender and the popsicle molds or sleeves. However, you could pour this mix into paper cups, put a plastic spoon in as the stick, and it would turn out just fine.

 

Strawberry Kiwi Slushy Popsicles

Ac childhood favorite flavor that's perfect for a homemade summertime treat.
Print Recipe Pin Recipe
Prep Time 4 minutes
freeze time 2 hours
Total Time 2 hours 4 minutes
Course Dessert
Servings 8 popsicles

Equipment

  • 1 blender
  • 1 popsicle mold or sleeves

Ingredients
  

  • 1 large kiwi peeled
  • 8-10 strawberries washed and cored
  • 2 Tbs strawberry jam
  • ice or water as needed

Instructions
 

  • Blend kiwi, strawberries, and jam until smooth.
  • Add ice or water until you have the needed amount of popsicle batter.
  • Pour into popsicle molds or sleeves.
  • Freeze for 2 or more hours and enjoy.
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Print Recipe
Pin Recipe




Prep Time 4 minutes freeze time 2 hours Total Time 2 hours 4 minutes





Course Dessert




Servings 8 popsicles



Equipment

  • 1 blender1 popsicle mold or sleeves

Ingredients
  
  • 1 large kiwi peeled8-10 strawberries washed and cored2 Tbs strawberry jamice or water as needed


Instructions
 
  • Blend kiwi, strawberries, and jam until smooth.Add ice or water until you have the needed amount of popsicle batter.Pour into popsicle molds or sleeves.Freeze for 2 or more hours and enjoy.







Keyword popsicles