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I’ve got a really fun recipe to share today guys!
Well, at least I think it’s pretty fun. Any time a recipe can be healthy enough to count as breakfast, easy enough to make with the kiddos, require minimal ingredients and labor, and taste great any time of year, now that’s a really fun recipe in my book.
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So I haven’t made popsicles in a really long time si I decided to make some. It’s sort of a win win for everybody I think, with it being Summer for a bunch of you guys I thought these would be a fun treat to fix for a quick snack or a fun dessert that you can feel good about giving the little ones.
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Don’t get me wrong though, these definitely don’t have to just be for the shorties, they’re every bit as appealing to the grown-up’s palates too! Especially when the weather is super hot.
Guess what, not only are they only a few ingredients but they’re vegan, dairy free, and gluten free! I’m pretty sure they qualify as raw and paleo as well, although I don’t know a whole lot about those diet trends. Can I get a WHOO-HOOOO??? Yeah, so I think that covers pretty much all of the most common diet restrictions making these pops perfect to have on hand for unexpected company or parties. Hello refreshing bikini-friendly treats!
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If you’re a avo hater and you’re a little worried about the avocado, don’t be. The lime and syrup/honey make the perfect flavor balance in these and you won’t even think about the fact that it’s avo you’re eating.
And by the way, these were kiddo-approved by my loyal little helpers!
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5-Ingredient Avocado Key Lime Pie Popsicles
Prep Time: 25 minutes
Total Time: 8 hours, 25 minutes
Yield: about 6 pops
Ingredients
2 medium (ripe) avocados, pitted
1/4 cup fresh lime juice (about 4 small or 2 large limes)
1/3 cup maple syrup or agave (or honey if not vegan)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
1/3 cup raw cashews
1/3 cup pitted dates
1/8 teaspoon salt (optional)
Instructions
Combine the cashews, dates, and salt in a small food processor or blender and pulse until very fine and starting to stick together in a sort of dough. It doesn't need to be completely smooth because you still want a little texture. (If you don't have a small food processor this can be done by hand-chopping but it does take much longer to get it as fine.) Pour the mixture into a small dish and set aside.
Add the avocado, lime juice, syrup, and vanilla to the processor and blend until creamy smooth. Divide the mixture into your popsicle molds leaving about 1/2 inch of space empty at the tops (depending on the size of your mold it should fill about 6 slots). Now fill in the empty spaces with your nut/date mixture and press down just slightly.
Insert popsicle sticks in the middle of each pop and freeze for a minimum of 8 hours until solid. Once frozen, run the outside of the mold under hot water for a few seconds to loosen the pops, then serve and enjoy!
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Nice idea
@detlef-s 😀
howdy @gringalicious..hey you hit it out of the park for this summertime winner! can't beat cold, healthy and delicious all in one creation. great job!
@janton 😀
Frankly, the name sounded terrible to me, but I bet these are really good!
@scribblingramma 😀 Haha, that's nice to hear honesty. Thanks!
haha looks attractive these☺️😋
@jassi 😀
Amazing photos and backdrop as always!
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Wow looking nice
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Delicious!
@daysiselena 😀Thanks!
wow so yamme
@jessypol 😀
Love those pops! It's summer time and you can't make too many of those in my house! Great recipe, the lime really makes them zing.
@birdsinparadise 😀
Whoa!!! Now thats what I call going green!!!
@goldmatters 😀
I love the shots, looks super delicious! I bet you are using a specially silicon form to make these?
@rawadventuress 👍😀 I just used a typical popsicle mold.
looks so good. you are a professional @gringalicious. this is just so good, love theicecream. so creative this looks. keep up the good work
@kamrankhan900 Thanks so much!
hello this gift for u , i made it for u , i hope u like it
@maad666 Thanks!
This is outstanding looks so yummmmmmyyyyyy :D
@blazing Happy July!
Interesting. The idea to eat Avocado as a sweet dish never occured to me.
@paparodin Thanks!
wow avocado popsicles! Very interesting! Looks pretty yummy! haha :)
@mrchef111 Happy weekend!
Thank you! :) You too!
@mrchef111 😀
These are phenomenal, absolutely love it 🌸💖🌸
@lenasveganliving 😀
@lenasveganliving thanks so much, so good to hear from you
Always a pleasure Tori 😊
@lenasveganliving 😀
Hey love I hope you're doing well! I'm so happy to see that you are sharing more vegan recipes. I love them all, especially this avo one ♥ Thank you so much for the inspiration! I included your popsicles to my "best of" post here: https://steemit.com/food/@isshappy/iss-happy-s-5-favorite-vegan-steemit-recipes-of-the-week-14 Have a great week :)
@isshappy That is so sweet. Thank you so so much and have a great week!😍
That rich friend excites my palate with that texture of delicious lemon ice cream what I have in my daughter that I have a tree with a lot of lemons
@valeria22 Thanks!