There is nothing more refreshing during a hot summer day than a cold delicious popsicle! Thanks for the yummy suggestions. - 7/22/2012   10:03:56 PM

These recipes are great but I have one that uses 1 cup each of mango and peach puree and a little lime juice. This mixture can be made in a blender or food processor and sugar substitute can be added if you prefer a sweeter taste. The calories in these popsicles are nominal (under 100 calories) and this recipe makes 8 small popsicles. Once frozen they can also be used in smoothies. - 7/22/2012   5:08:55 PM

These are great to cool off in the summer. Love the varieties that are posted. I'm sure my grandaughter will enjoy them and so will I. - 7/21/2011   8:39:16 AM

Thanks for sharing, they all look wonderful. I can't wait to try them! :) - 7/4/2011   5:08:02 PM

Definitely the strawberry and lemon berry popsicles. :) - 11/11/2010   11:02:40 AM

i will have to try these...they are so easy and sound delicious... - 7/29/2010   4:20:19 PM

These def sound yummy! - 7/27/2010   4:46:37 PM

I am definitely going to have to try some of these. - 7/24/2010   10:27:08 AM

They are not on your list, but we just got done making orange juice with fresh rasberries. We put in the fresh rasberries (just picked!) and added just enough orange juice to feeze them. Looking forward to them this afternoon! - 7/22/2010   12:51:55 PM

My favorite summer "popsicle" is frozen grapes. Bite-size, sweet, and delicious! No artifical sugar, just the natural goodness. Frozen bananas are also yummy. When our kids were little, their friends would want to trade with them! - 7/22/2010   8:47:19 AM

I wish some didn't use artificial sweeteners! :o( - 7/21/2010   11:52:18 PM

Yum! Have to do some shopping, but I'll definately try a couple of these! - 7/21/2010   8:11:46 PM

Thank you for posting these! I am not too big on juices and popsicles but my daughter loves them. Thanks! - 7/21/2010   4:24:16 PM

I'd like to try all except the Rhubarb-Apple. Never eaten rhubarb, don't think I'd like red celeryLOL! - 7/21/2010   4:00:38 PM

Can't wait to try them all!! - 7/21/2010   3:18:22 PM

Popsicles are not only yummy, but also a great way to beat the heat! Thanks so much. I like to eat frozen whole strawberries right out the freezer. - 7/21/2010   1:19:48 PM

Oh yum! I can't wait to try some of these...the first being the banana cream pop! - 7/21/2010   12:31:37 PM

They all sound great. Will try them all!! - 7/21/2010   11:37:30 AM

I saw a spot on TV from the local newscast where they suggested you crush water melon and cantaloupe and layer it in with alternating low fat or fat free yogurt. I think i might like to try that. I never thought of melons frozen! - 7/21/2010   11:34:18 AM

Ideally? I'd love to try all of them. Realistically? That's not a real plan...I would undo everything I've done! The temptation is fun to toy with, though.... - 7/21/2010   9:34:51 AM

My daughter is lactose intolerant, so the dairy-free popsicle made with soy milk is a favorite. Thanks for the wonderful idea. It's a thrill to have something special for her. - 7/21/2010   7:42:11 AM

I will try the banana popsicle....I love anything with banana flavor.
yum...yum - 7/21/2010   6:28:06 AM

blueberry Mango sounds delish! - 7/21/2010   12:59:09 AM

The banana cream. I looked at the blueberry honey but would have to make w/o the soy stuff since I can't use anything with soy - 7/20/2010   11:51:06 PM

Great ideas for grandkids - 7/20/2010   11:24:06 PM

Banana Cream of course! - 7/20/2010   8:32:37 PM

Shared this one on Facebook - 7/20/2010   8:29:42 PM

Yum! The rhubarb apple ones sound really intriguing! - 7/20/2010   8:09:01 PM

the blueberry-mango yogurt ones sound tasty. so do the mango-coconut ones. - 7/20/2010   7:37:01 PM

Those Blueberry Mango Yogurt popsicles look good. I might have to try those! - 7/20/2010   7:20:20 PM

My boys like a can of LITE Peaches (juice and all) with 3/4 to 1 cup yogurt in blender until smooth and then pour into popsicle molds. One way for them to get fruit. - 7/20/2010   6:52:34 PM

Can't wait to try that Coconut one...thanks for sharing :) - 7/20/2010   6:47:31 PM

I can't wait to try these! They sound so delicious and easy! - 7/20/2010   4:22:31 PM

I love popsicles i will be making these this week for sure.. - 7/20/2010   2:51:13 PM

What a great idea for a Healthy Low Calorie Treat! I tried the Strawberry Pops and just love them! - 7/20/2010   2:42:10 PM

Wow!! These all sound so refreshing! Now I know what to do with the left over coconut milk from other recipes--make mango coconut popsicles. I used to make popsicles when my son was very young. Wonder where those popsicle molds are? It's time to get them back out. - 7/20/2010   2:25:25 PM

Not a POP fan. Too drippy. - 7/20/2010   2:23:19 PM

I'll be making the mango coconut without the sugar added. - 7/20/2010   2:03:25 PM

Blueberry Mango Yogurt sounds delicious. Gotta get a mango today! - 7/20/2010   1:30:57 PM

my guilty treat is cutting a banana in 1/2 and then sticking it on a popsicle stick, dipping it in dark chocolate and freezing it that way....soooo yummy - 7/20/2010   1:25:07 PM

Sound sooo yummy. Thanks - 7/20/2010   1:21:41 PM

great thanks - 7/20/2010   1:19:59 PM

I have been looking for some recipes for quite some time.. Thank you! - 7/20/2010   1:17:21 PM

I'm feeling mango lately and have always enjoyed the pina colada! The actaully sound like smoothie flavors which I'll add banana to the strawberry flavors! Good going! - 7/20/2010   1:01:19 PM

These look really good and luckily I just bought a popsicle mold from Target for like 3 dollars! - 7/20/2010   12:22:48 PM

Going to add strawberry to the mango coconut...great recipes thanks! - 7/20/2010   11:43:37 AM

pina colada pops sound yummy - 7/20/2010   11:36:21 AM

Great ideas! I forget about popsicles! - 7/20/2010   11:15:22 AM

thanks for sharing - 7/20/2010   11:01:25 AM

wow- thanks for the great ideas to keep cool! - 7/20/2010   10:40:16 AM