4 Popsicle Recipes you can't live without! Any flavor!

1. A few weeks ago we received a ZOKU Quick Pop Maker which we absolutely love! (Read that review here) I love how when we keep it in the freezer it takes just minutes to make a popsicle.  So I've been doing some searching to find the easiest, quickest, and best popsicle recipes out there. 
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3. I've narrowed it down to 4!  With these 4 recipes you can seriously create thousands of different popsicles.  With summer coming up, who wouldn't love a cool treat!  And with the ease of the ZOKU you can have it in minutes! 
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5. Easy Yogurt Pop
6. 1 Cup yogurt flavor of choice 

       2 Tablespoons of honey for sweetening- you may use more or       less depending on taste

       Add chopped fruit if desired and blend to mix honey and yogurt. 

I used Chabani's Strawberry Rhubarb low-fat Greek Yogurt Flip which was so good!  It has some crunchy graham cracker pieces mixed in with creamy frosting chunks.  It really added some texture to my popsicle 

Jello Popsicles

      1 (6g) unsweetened Kool-Aid powdered drink mix

      1 (3oz) box of Jello gelatin

      3/4 cup granulated sugar

      1 cups boiling water

      1 cups cold water

Mix together Kool-aid, jello, and sugar well.  This recipe is too large to use all at once in a ZOKU maker.  So divide the powder combination in half and set one half aside for another time.  

Stir in 1 cup of boiling water to dissolve powder combination well.  Stir in cold water.  Pour into molds.  

If using traditional popsicle molds, do not divide and separate and use 2 cups of boiling water and 2 cups of cold water. 

Simple Pudding Popsicle

1 pkg of Jello Instant pudding

2 cups cold milk

1 cup thawed cool whip 

Beat pudding mix and milk in medium bowl with whisk for 2 minute

Stir in cool whip

Pour into Zoku

Easy Any Juice Pops

1/3 cup sugar

2 cups fruit juice

In a small saucepan, bring sugar and 1/3 cup of water to boil over high heat stirring until sugar dissolves.  Transfer to a 4-cup liquid measuring up or medium bowl and refrigerate until cool, about 30 minutes.  Stir in juice and pour into pop maker. 

Or.....  You can cheat like I did and use a packet of Crystal Light...  This packet I found on Amazon and it makes 2 gallons!  But I only added half the water and it made a super sweet (sugar free) Rasberry popsicle.  TOO TOO GOOD! 

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