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Limey Watermelon-Kiwi Ice Pops
A minimal ingredient ice pop recipe that will please your taste-buds. The tartness from lime and kiwi along with a touch of sweetness from refreshing watermelon creates the perfect balance to take you on a mini-escape to paradise in your own home!
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| Servings | Prep Time |
| 10ice pops | 6-10minutes |
| Passive Time |
| 3+hours |
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- 4cups seedless watermelon, cubed
- 1cup coconut water May use regular water if desired
- 2medium limes, squeezedYields about 4 tablespoons of juice
- 2medium kiwi, sliced and/or cubed (as preferred)
- 1cup ice cubes
- Take the slices (and/or cubes) of kiwi and place into bottom of each mold. Note: I used a alternated between thick slices and cubes of kiwi for variety.
- Combine watermelon, coconut water, lime juice, and ice cubes into blender – blend until smooth.
- Pour into molds and freeze for at least 3 hours or until solid.
- Once completely frozen, you may run the mold under warm water to help release the ice pops. Note: I did not have any issues just pulling my pops by the stick (while lightly squeezing the base of the mold) to get them out, but if you run into difficulty, go ahead and use the warm water technique. Hope you enjoy!!!
Side Note:
After seeing this recipe all blended up, you may have thought to yourself, “Man, this looks so good I could drink it….” and you may have done just that (no shame, I know I tried it out)! So why not make refreshing little ‘coolers’ out of this ice pop recipe, too? You may choose to ‘muddle’ in the kiwi or just skip it all together. Regardless, both options are very tasty. Simply follow step #2 of the instructions and pour over more ice (crushed ice is best).
Watermelon-Lime Coconut Coolers below!
Kitchen Tools Used:
Below are some links to the kitchen items I used in these recipes and would recommend to my anyone in the market for these tools. What I love about finally getting myself some molds is that now I can create endless varieties. My list of ‘ideas’ is getting pretty big. (ha-ha) Speaking of which, keep an eye out for another favorite ice pop recipe of mine *coming SOON*: Creamy Coconut Mango Chia Ice Pops!
O.k., so back to the kitchen stuffs…
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