If you are looking for a fun sweet treat for summer, then I have you with these peaches and cream popsicles! Made without yogurt, this is a simple but delicious recipe that combines sweet peaches, coconut milk and a touch of maple syrup.
Popsicles are always fun in the summer months, so perhaps you may also like to see my melon blueberry popsicles and cherry popsicles. Both fruity and delicious!
My cherry mango popsicles are also so fun, and made without yogurt for a dairy-free treat.
These peach popsicles are so refreshing, and the perfect treat for summer gatherings or just a mid-afternoon snack! Made without dairy, and using coconut milk instead, they are so creamy and delicious. A vegan, gluten-free and low histamine snack that will go down well with kids and adults alike!
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Why these fruity popsicles are so good
Few ingredients. You only need fruit, coconut milk and maple syrup to make these creamy peach popsicles.
Healthy sweet treat. So much better for you than store-bought popsicles that often have all kinds of strange ingredients!
Easy to make. A very simple recipe, the hard bit is waiting for them to be freeze before you can enjoy them!
Ingredients
This really is a few ingredient recipe, with lots of healthy fruit and a touch of maple syrup for extra sweetness.
- Peaches: the loveliest fruit in summer, and full of sweetness. Make sure they are ripe for the best flavour.
- Cherries: OK, so this doesn't go along with the peaches and cream theme I know, but if you like you can add a small handful for some extra flavour. But optional - up to you!
- Coconut milk: the type in a can rather than a pouring carton (that you would use for coffee). Gives the lovely creamy flavour without using dairy.
- Maple syrup: for a touch of extra sweetness
Make sure to see the recipe card below for the full ingredient and their quantities!
Step by step instructions
I almost feel bad about this recipe, because it's just so simple! But that makes it perfect to make at home during the summer months.
Steps 1 & 2
Add your ingredients to a Nutri-Bullet (what I use) or a blender, and blend for a few seconds. If you want to have a few chunks of fruit then leave it there, or blend for a few seconds more for it to be all combined.
Step 3
Pour the mixture into a jug, and then pour into your popsicle molds. Leave to freeze for at least six hours then enjoy!
Frequently asked questions
Yes, use ripe fruit to ensure the popsicles are lovely and sweet, and that it blends well also.
Leave the popsicles in the freezer for at least six hours to set and freeze.
Remove the popsicles from the molds by running warm water over the mold to loosen.
More popsicles and icy treats to enjoy
Melon popsicles with blueberries
Blueberry and cherry popsicles
There are also some fun blueberry and pomegranate popsicles in my low histamine sweet treats ebook to try out!
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📖 Recipe
Peaches and cream popsicles
Equipment
- Nutri-Bullet
- Popsicles mold
Ingredients
- 4-6 peaches de-stoned, adjust to preference and the size of your fruit
- 1 can coconut milk
- 1 tablespoon maple syrup optional
- handful cherries de-stoned, optional
Instructions
- Add all the ingredients to your blender. Blend until combined but with a few chunks of fruit remaining.
- Pour the mixture into your popsicle molds. Place in the freezer for at least six hours to freeze. Then enjoy!
Notes
- The maple syrup is optional, and for extra sweetness.
- Adjust the quantities of peaches to the size of your fruit.
- The cherries are optional, but add a nice flavour!
- Always leave to freeze for at least six hours. They will be too soft before that.
- the optional cherries score 0, but have a note stating 'controversial'.
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