Any Fruit Popsicles

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SERVES:

6 Popicles

Prep Time:

10

Cook Time:

4 Hours [Freeze Time]

Introducing our Navel Orange Popsicle recipe – a delightful and refreshing treat perfect for beating the heat! Whether you're planning a summer picnic, a garden gathering, or just craving a cool snack, these popsicles are the ideal treat. You can make these popsicles with any fruit you have at your fingertips. Here are some other good fruity ideas: Strawberries, Kiwifruit, Stonefruit, Cherries, Grapefruit, Lemon, Apple, Pear and Feijoas!

_Ingredients:

2 navel oranges
3/4 cup plain Greek yogurt
1 tablespoon honey

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_{Instructions:}

Peel the oranges.
Cut the orange into pieces and remove the pips.
Place the orange pieces into a blender and blitz.
In a bowl, combine the blitzed orange, yoghurt, and honey.
Transfer the mixture to a jug for pouring into the moulds.
Pour the mixture into the moulds, ensuring not to fill them to the very top.

Tip: Don't throw away your orange peel. Instead, make candied citrus peel to add to your baking!

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