Friday, 1 August 2014

Stripy Fruit Lollies

Well howdy peeps! Long time no see!! I hope you are all well wherever you are at moment!! We have just got back from our summer holiday. It was so lovely to get away and have a change of scene. We have all returned refreshed and ready to enjoy the rest of the summer. With that in mind, Sprout and I have continued experimenting with different ice lolly recipes - a couple of months ago I shared a recipe for Strawberry, Blueberry and Raspberry Ice Lollies - so here's another of our favourite recipes....


Stripy Fruit Lollies

Ingredients 
1 cup frozen mango
1 cup frozen raspberries
1 cup frozen strawberries and blueberries
100-150ml Vita Coco Natural Coconut Water 

1. Use a handheld blender to blitz together the mango with a couple of splashes of coconut water. Keep adding coconut water until you get a nice smooth consistency.

2. Add 1-2 tablespoons of the mango to each section of your lolly mold. (I held my mold up the light to check that I had roughly the same amount in each section.)

3. Pop the mold into the freezer and scoop the remaining mango into a bowl. Rinse your blender.

4. Blitz the raspberries in the same way as the mango - adding coconut water until the berries are a smooth consistency. Pour the mixture into a small bowl.

5. Repeat with the strawberries and blueberries.

6. Take the lolly mold out of the freezer. Add a layer of  the raspberry mixture and then a layer of strawberry/blueberries.

7. Top each mold with a layer of the left over mango.

8. Push a lolly stick into each mold and freeze for at least 4 hours.


Stripy Fruit Lollies

9. When you're ready to eat, take the lollies out of the freezer and pour hot water over the mold to help release them. 

10. Lastly..... enjoy of course!!


Stripy Fruit Lollies

Have a wonderful weekend!
Let me know if you get a chance to test these out - especially if you try out any different flavours!

Sprout’s House
xox

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23 comments:

  1. These look delicious! Perfect for the end of summer!

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    1. Thanks for dropping by Tricia. I hope you get a chance to try these out. Have a great weekend. xox

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  2. These will definitely go down well with the kids!

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  3. They look so colourful and so refreshing too. What a great treat for summer! Thanks for sharing this at the #saygdayparty. I just pinned this to the Say G'day Saturday board.

    The party is in full swing now so if you haven't had a chance to visit some the links please do stop by and have a look!

    Best wishes for a wonderful week,
    Natasha in Oz

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    1. Thanks so much for hosting, Natasha. Have a good weekend. xox

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  4. These look delish...I love these during the summer!

    Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thanks for dropping by and commenting. Have a good day.

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  5. Love ice pops, and all natural ones are best! Love that you used coconut water-I would never have thought of that! Saying hello from happiness is homemade! :-)
    Cathy @ three kids and a fish

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    1. Thanks, Cathy. We love coconut water at Sprout's House and try to have a little bit every day. Have a good day. xox

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  6. Such a great idea!! I've pinned this recipe, will be making these when the warmer weather arrives :)

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  7. These look great, apparently coconut water is hot right now! Or cold. If you freeze it...

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  8. Ooh, they look delicious and healthy. Great for this weather :)
    #MMWBH

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  9. These look delicious and would love for you to link up your idea! http://partypatisserie.com/2014/08/party-time-linky-5/

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    1. Hi Debbie, Popping over to link up now. Thanks for dropping by. xox

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  10. I need to get some Popsicle molds this looks so yummy. Pinning for later. Thanks for sharing at the party @DearCreatives Theresa

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  11. Oooh yummy!! What a lovely snack... this will be perfect for summer in a couple of months! I love it :-) Oh and my little nephews would love them so much too! Thank you for linking your post up to our Fabulous Foodie Fridays party! xx

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  12. These look so yummy :)

    Thanks for linking up to Creative Mondays, pinned and featured this week at the hop..

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  13. I love icecream and of course love all naturals most because they taste best. Thanks a lot for sharing, will try to make this :)

    Dana
    http://danalovesfashionandmusic.blogspot.de/

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  14. This is perfect for summer. Yum! Pinned. Hugs! Lou Lou Girls

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