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Blueberry Watermelon Hibiscus Ice Pops Recipe – sweet and refreshing, perfect for a summer snack.
Happy Monday guys! How was your weekend? Hibiscus Ice Pops anyone?
Mine was nice and quiet! My husband was out of town for work. I had planned to do so many things around the house and was only able to finish just a third of that I wanted.
Well, this happens to me all the time, because my “to do” lists are extremely long!
What I’m happy about is that I made these Blueberry Watermelon Hibiscus Ice pops.
Growing up I was never a huge fan of ice cream, but I did love popsicles. Especially the fruity kind. I sometimes make creamy ice pops, but the icy, sweet and fruity ones, made with juice are my favorite.
These are the perfect homemade snack for a hot summer day. I’ll definitely make them again!
In these pops I used watermelon juice, fresh blueberries, and hibiscus tea.
I make sure I always have watermelon at home during summer. It is one of my favorite seasonal fruits and my dog loves it, too. I’ve found that it tastes great when frozen, like in these popsicles.
I like to make my own tea with dried hibiscus flowers, rather than using tea bags. It has more intense flavor and color. I used to love hot hibiscus tea, but recently started making iced tea with it and it tastes refreshing! It is rich in Vitamin C, minerals and antioxidants.
Hope you enjoy this simple summer treat!
BLUEBERRY WATERMELON HIBISCUS ICE POPS
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup dried hibiscus petals
- 2 1/4 cups chopped watermelon
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1/4 cup fresh blueberries
- 8 wooden popsicle sticks, , soaked in cold water for 15 minutes
Instructions
- In a small pot, bring 3/4 cups water and hibiscus petals to a boil. Remove from heat and cover. Let the tea steep for 10 minutes. Strain the petals and let it cool to room temperature.
- In a blender blend watermelon until smooth. Strain though a fine mesh sieve. You should have 1 1/2 cups watermelon juice.
- Combine hibiscus tea. watermelon juice, honey and lemon juice.
- Pour into molds, leaving 1/3 inch on top empty. Add 5-6 blueberries to each mold. Place the lid and insert popsicle sticks.
- Freeze for 6 hours.
- To remove pops from the molds, run under hot water for 30 seconds, then gently pull.
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
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delicious flavors Mira, this looks like the perfect summer treat! Would love to give it a try 🙂
I think you’ll like these Manali!
The color of these ice pops is so gorgeous! And I Iove the whole blueberries! What a wonderful and perfect summer treat!
We are going through about 2 watermelons per week, we love it so much. And my 2 year old granddaughter is on a kick where all she wants to eat are blueberries. These are perfect for us. They look so refreshing!
These popsicles are SO pretty, Mira! Watermelon and berries are my EVERYTHING right now and I absolutely love the use of hibiscus in these!
Those look too pretty too eat (although my kids would probably have no compunction about doing it, anyway.) Stopping by from Monday Madness!
Wow they look so delicious, I am drooling here!!! Pinning, thank you so much for sharing!
I could eat popsicles all day on a hot summer’s day! I love it when they are homemade and full of healthy ingredients. The whole blueberries in here are wonderful!
I’m so excited – I just happen to have hibiscus petals! I never pick them up but I did recently because I think they’re just so pretty! Now I know what to do with them! Love this recipe, Mira! So tasty and refreshing!!
Thanks Annie! You can also make iced tea with them, if you happen to like the flavor!
Frozen watermelon is the BEST. I had no idea dogs would be into it, too! And as for those long to-do lists…do NOT get me started. So tough to get to everything!
While I love ice cream more than life itself, popsicles are another love. These are gorgeous!
These sound so refreshing and perfect for a hot summer day. I’m assuming the hibiscus tea adds a floral note to the popsicles, which sounds absolutely delicious to me!