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Thursday, June 13, 2013

Rose Raspberry Popsicle

 


I got a ZOKU popsicle maker for Christmas, and now that it is summer and steaming hot outside, I'm bustin' it out for some yummy frozen treats. 

The easiest recipe so far has been pouring Simply Fresh Orange Juice with whole berries mashed or thrown into the popsicle slots. Basically, no mixing or thinking required. Just freezing and eating!

However, I have experimented with blending strawberries, honey and greek yogurt, which is really good as well. But, my favorite concoction so far is mixing Rosewater with fresh mashed up raspberries and some greek yogurt. It tastes like it should be full of calories, but it's nice knowing that the yummy treat is good for you.

Recipe for Rose Raspberry Popsicles


Equipment Used

Zoku Quick Pop Make (Original - 3 count)


Ingredients

1/2 cup plain greek yogurt (I used Fage 2%)
2 tablespoon sugar (could substitue honey)
1 pint fresh/frozen raspberries
1 tablespoon rosewater* 
1 to 2 tablespoon milk

*You can find online or in specialty stores such mediterranean markets or Whole Foods.

Reserve a few raspberries (10) to slightly mash and fold into popsicle mixture later. Take all ingredients - yogurt, raspberries, rosewater and milk - and blend together in a blender. Fold in reserved mashed raspberries. Pour into prepared Zoku quick pop maker. Follow freezing times instructed for the pop maker.  Makes 4 popsicles.

Enjoy!






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