These banana freezer pops are so easy to make and involves no cooking. It can be an excellent dessert for kids in summer or as an after school snack.
Kids always want variety when it comes to food. I have found that feeding my kids variety has always helped them appreciate food and they are not scared of trying out new flavors. After school snack are very important to keep them filled up for the rest of the evening as well as to get rid of the tiredness of school.
I always believe that the snacks we provide them should be nutritionally filling as well. These Banana Freezer Pops were so cute when I saw them in one of the cook books that I had picked up from the library.
I used bananas and cranberry juice in the pops, but you could go ahead and use any juice that you have in the refrigerator. To name a few combinations that works very well with bananas are orange juice and grape juice.
These Banana Freezer Pops are loaded with potassium from the bananas and Vitamin, C, E and K from the cranberry juice. Cranberry juice is also known to prevent UTI’s.
Make a few of these pops one day and enjoy them for the next couple of days. So this recipe goes in for my second day of BM, under the theme Kid’s delight – After school bites.
Preparation time – 5 mins plus at least 3 hrs to freeze
Cooking time – none
Difficulty level – easy
Ingredients to make Banana Freezer Pops – makes 8 small pops
- Medium bananas – 2 ripe
- Cranberry juice – ¾ cup
- Water – ¼ cup
- Honey – 1 tbsp
- Vanilla – 1 tsp
- Freezer pop molds or small foam cups
- Wooden stick – 8
Procedure –
- Peel bananas, break into chunks and add it to the blender jar.
- Add the Juice, water, honey and vanilla to the jar and process until smooth.
- Pour evenly into molds or small cups and cover the top with aluminum foil. Insert the wooden stick through the foil into the cup and freeze it for at least 3 hrs.
- Remove the foil and slowly slide off the cups or molds and serve.
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Banana Freezer Pops Recipe
Equipment
- plate
- Blender Jar
- Cup
Ingredients
- 2 ripe Medium bananas
- ¾ cup Cranberry juice
- ¼ cup Water
- 1 tablespoon Honey
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- Freezer pop molds or small foam cups
- 8 Wooden stick
Instructions
- Peel bananas, break into chunks and add it to the blender jar.
- Add the Juice, water, honey and vanilla to the jar and process until smooth.
- Pour evenly into molds or small cups and cover the top with aluminum foil. Insert the wooden stick through the foil into the cup and freeze it for at least 3 hrs.
- Remove the foil and slowly slide off the cups or molds and serve.
veena krishnakumar says
I am drooling here!!!
Harini-Jaya R says
Cranberry juice adds a punch I guess..shall try the combo sometime!!
Sreevalli E says
yummy pops..They look delicious..
Nalini's Kitchen says
Sounds interesting,kids would love it for sure...
Preetha Soumyan says
Ice pops looks yummy... with honey..wow!!!
Sona S says
Nice idea, pops look delicious.
Pavani N says
Those pops are looking great..
Gayathri Kumar says
Delicious looking pops...
Jayanthi Padmanabhan says
Nice Ice pops. If not for my kids perpetual colds, I'd be trying these too..
Nisha Sundar says
Ice pops are a wonderful treat to kids. 🙂 Thanks for linking it...
Manjula Bharath says
Interesting recipe 🙂 and pops looks so refreshing 🙂 would love slurp 🙂
vaishali sabnani says
Like the idea of using fruit pulp and juice..kids will love these.Super idea.
sangeetha pn says
good recipe.. worth trying..
The Pumpkin Farm says
nice recipe, my lil one would love
Akila says
I am drooling here... Yummmy
Mayuri's jikoni says
excellent idea.So healthy and no artificial colouring or flavours.
Priya Suresh says
The addition of cranberry juice give a beautiful mild colour to those pops na, feel like relishing some.