Because moms (and of course kids) will really love these homemade pops.
If you could turn any nutritious yogurt or juice into a freeze pop your kids love…and, get this…not have to wash anything afterwards…then these freeze pops might be high on your list.
It’s nice to know what we’re feeding our children….and we can’t say we can pronounce all the ingredients in typical ices or freeze pops. While I’m all for junk in moderation, here is an easy way to get your children to eat things that you feel good about…and kids won’t ever think they’ve given up their ices.
These freezer pops sleeves (or these) are fillable, freezable…and then the best part…disposable!
Fill them with orange juice, watered-down grape juice, lemonade, or your favorite yogurts.
For the large freeze pops, you’ll need about ½ cup of juice or 6 ounces of yogurt.
While in the photo we used the large freeze pop bags (it looks more like the real ones :), I think families with little children can easily use the smaller 5 inch bags (filling them with ¼ cup of juice or 3 oz of yogurt).
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Lea herzl says
I have been Making DIY freeze pops for 20 + Years with these zip lock ices bags. I used natural orange or lemon performance hydrating drink mix from Shaklee. It’s tasty and best of all, keeps kids lol and hydrated on hot summer days.
Chaya says
I love this idea, but have ent seen mentioned where these bags are sold. Can you provide info pls?
Leah Schapira says
Just click on the words that are colored red. They lead you directly to a link to buy them.
Suri says
I’ve also blended up frozen fruit with some juice and used that in those freeze pop bags! I saw an idea to use iced tea, sweeten as you wish. But haven’t tried yet.
Rachel R says
Is it hard to get the yogurt through the funnel into the bags?