Healthy Funfetti Popsicles for Kids + Toddlers

These Healthy Funfetti Popsicles for Kids + Toddler are a perfect frozen treat on a hot summer day. Made with greek yogurt, honey and dye-free sprinkles, these protein-filled popsicles can be served for breakfast, a cold snack or a deliciously frozen dessert.

Healthy Funfetti Popsicles for Kids + Toddlers

You’re toddler or kid is about to have the BEST DAY EVER!

Cuz, let’s face it, these healthy funfetti popsicles are about to blow their little minds!

A creamy and naturally sweetened popsicle base filled with a big serving of dye-free rainbow sprinkles.

Could life get any better?

Probably not.

Because these popsicles are also healthy – filled with protein, probiotics, a pinch of magic and are natural sweetened.

And don’t worry if you find yourself enjoying one as well – they are that delicious!

Plus, these are super easy to make!

All we do is mix together greek yogurt, honey, vanilla extract and sprinkles then freeze it in popsicle molds – 10 minutes of hands-on time!

My girls call these Magical Rainbow Pops and I couldn’t think of a better name for them.

Pure summer magic, frozen into a popsicle.

Enjoy at the pool, beach, front porch or anywhere else your summer life takes you!

Reasons to Love these Healthy Funfetti Popsicles:

• good source of protein
• healthy popsicle for toddler, kids and adults
• made with natural sweetener (no processed sugar)
• healthy
• easy-to-make
• can be served for breakfast, snack or dessert
• homemade
• frozen treat on a hot day
• filled with probiotics for healthy digestion
• can be made with dye-free sprinkles

How to Make these Healthy Funfetti Popsicles:

• in a medium bowl, mix together the yogurt, honey and vanilla extract
• add in sprinkles and combine
• pour into popsicle molds
• add in more sprinkles for even more magic
• freeze for at least 4 hours
• serve and enjoy

POPSICLE MOLDS FOR KIDS AND TODDLER:

• Zoku Mini Mold – hands down my favorite mold for toddler sized popsicles. Each popsicle is less than an ounce in size and there are 9 popsicles in the mold. I have found that because of their small size these popsicles get devoured before they have time to melt all over the place —> not as messy!
• Zoku Classic Pop Molds – these are bigger then the mini molds, but still great for older toddlers and kids. I used this mold for this recipe.
• FoodWorks Silicone Ice Pop Maker Molds/Popsicle Molds – these are great for toddlers and kids because they are a little bigger. The best part about these molds is that they are transportable and be popped into a cooler for a park or pool picnic.

MORE HEALTHY KIDS + TODDLER TREAT RECIPES YOU’LL LOVE –

• 7 Healthy Popsciles for Baby + Toddler
• Strawberry Lemonade Slushies for Toddlers + Kids
• Easy Watermelon Slush for Toddlers + Kids
• Sweet Beet Dreamsicles for Baby + Toddler

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Healthy Funfetti Popsicles

These Healthy Funfetti Popsicles for Kids + Toddlers are a perfect frozen treat on a hot summer day.

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Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Freeze Time: 4 hours

Servings: 6 3.1 ounce popsicles

Author: Michele Olivier

Ingredients

• 2 cups plain greek yogurt
• 1/4 cup honey or maple syrup
• 3 tbsp milk
• 1/4 tsp vanilla extract
• 1/3 cup dye-free sprinkles divided

Instructions

• In a medium bowl, mix together the yogurt, honey, milk and vanilla extact until completely smooth.
• Add in 1/4 cup of sprinkles and mix until combined.
• Spoon the mixture into your yogurt molds.
• Add the extra sprikles on top of the yogurt. Slid in popsicle stick.
• Freeze for at least 4 hours or until frozen.

Notes

Popsicle Amount: this recipe makes 6 – 3.1 ounce popsicles, depending on the size of your molds, you may need to make more or less of this recipe. 

Dye-Free Sprinkles: I used a combo of these and these dye-free sprinkles, though any Jimmys will work in this recipe, we just prefer to use dye-free products.

Yogurt: you can also use vanilla greek yogurt in this recipe instead of the plain greek yogurt and the honey. You would still use 2 cups of it. 

 

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