Summertime means popsicles! But not just any old popsicles: healthy popsicles!! If you check the labels from the standard pops from the store, you will find all sorts of artificial colors, flavors, and lots of sugar. None of this is good for kiddos to consume and definitely not on a daily basis — as goes our popsicle consumption.

So, I turned one of our favorite healthy pudding recipes into Healthy Fudgesicle Fudge Pops. My kids had no idea that they were healthy when they first tried them! Gobble these down to your heart’s delight.

Healthy Fudgesicle Fudge Pops

I turned one of our favorite healthy pudding recipes into Healthy Fudgesicle Fudge Pops. Gobble these down to your heart's delight.

Ingredients

2 avocados
1 banana
1/2 cup raw honey
1/4 cup cocoa powder
2 Tbsp coconut oil
Pinch of sea salt

Instructions

1. Throw all ingredients into a food processor and process until smooth and creamy

2. Pour into popsicle molds.

3. Add popsicle sticks, straws, or whatever you want to use as healthy fudgesicle popsicle sticks.

4. Freeze until solid.

5. Store your Healthy Fudgesicle Fudge Pops in the freezer.

Notes

When you order from Perfect Supplement, use coupon code REALFOOD for 10% off your entire order!

Recommended Products

As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.

I had the pleasure of doing a demo of these popsicles on our local news station Twin Cities Live! You can watch the video demo below…

CLICK HERE to Pin this Recipe

Healthy Fudgesicle Fudge Pops | Real Food RN

More to Love:

Restaurant Style Carrot Ginger Dressing

Fresh & Flavorful Cowboy Caviar

95 Summer Potluck Primal & Paleo BBQ Recipes

Rich & Creamy Cheesy Sausage & Grits Bake

Hi, my name is Kate.

I love food. Real food. We eat all of the things that nursing school taught me were bad for you: butter, eggs, bacon, and raw milk.

I am a Nurse, a Mom, and a Real Food loving blogger. Just trying to save the world.

5 Comments

healthy fudgesicles indeed…no added sugars!! Great idea!!

I really dislike when recipes say ‘one’ avocado. Avocados come in different sizes; as do onions, etc. So easy to measure an ingredient when the recipe is being developed. Please try. thank you.