1) Puree together 1/2 melon and 1 mango (obviously both have to be peeled, seeds removed, cubed)
2) Pour the mixture into ice trays
3) Insert toothpicks or Popsicle sticks
4) Keep in the freezer
5) Enjoy
I got this idea from my friend Cindy who made watermelon Popsicles for her kids from a watermelon that was slightly pass its ripeness. Her little son is in love with watermelon! Obviously you can make these Popsicles using any combination of fruit and berries.
I think it would be fun to do multi-colored ones by making mango puree, strawberry puree and kiwi puree and then layering those flavors on top of one another (but allowing each layer to freeze before adding the next one).
You can cover the tray with plastic wrap before inserting toothpicks to make them stand up well too!
ReplyDeleteNice! I know my kids would love those... and I'll bet they would be great in a drink as ice cubes! Delicious Olga *hug*
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice way to add more fruit to your diet!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought was or... ooh... maybe you could mix a little of the strawberry puree with vanilla ice cream and somehow have that be in the middle of the mango! Mango-covered strawberry creamsicle? :) At any rate, these look incredibly refreshing!
ReplyDeleteExcellent way to eat ice pops plenty of natural vitamins :)
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Gera
Very cute idea, and it doesn't ruin your diet either :)
ReplyDeleteA very neat idea....:-)
ReplyDeleteAngie's Recipes
i love simple great ideas like this. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I wish Summer will stay longer.
ReplyDeleteThose look great! My attempt at soup ended in bit of a disaster, not my fault really, the mango was going bad but at the same time it wasn't quite ripe :( Will try it again next time and will definitely make these popsicles too!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! Multi color ones would be pretty too.
ReplyDeleteOh that look very cute. Love yellow ...
ReplyDeletethis is a great idea. have you seen how you can freeze flavored yoghurts too. i totally want to try that.
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