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Coconut Milk Lime Raspberry Pops

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Feeling a little bit hot and lazy, anyone? Sunshine summer just makes me want to jump in a cool green lake, dry off, put on my oversized sunglasses and an old hat, read some trashy magazines and eat snacks and drink a cool drink, get hot again then jump right back in. You can be extra lazy but still enjoy a beautiful, icy, rich and tangy homemade popsicle with this super simple recipe. You can also substitute the coconut milk for some rich, plain yogurt. The consistency of this pop is a bit on the ice-milky side. The coconut milk is pretty rich but the acid from the lime and raspberry gives it a tang. You can play around with the amount of sweetened condensed milk too – I prefer not-too-sweet. These popsicles are so darn easy they should really be called Lazy Pops… whisk ‘n pour into molds…!

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Coconut Milk Lime Raspberry Pops!

By: BigScoots

ingredients

  • 1 can good quality coconut milk
  • 1 lime
  • 3 tbs raspberry jam
  • 8 cut-up raspberries
  • pinch of salt
  • ¼ cup sweetened condensed milk

instructions

  • In a medium sized bowl, whisk to combine coconut milk with the juice of 1 lime, 3 tbs raspberry jam, 8 cut-up raspberries, a pinch of salt and ¼ cup of sweetened condensed milk.
  • Pour mixture into ice pop molds and freeze until solid. Run under hot water briefly to loosen before pulling out your pops!
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  1. Jane

    These sound really, really good. It has never occurred to me to use coconut milk in ice pops, but what a perfect concept! I’m getting great ideas from you beautiful blog.

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  4. Anders@icecreamnation.org

    I’m pretty sure my children will like these too:-) Thanks for the recipe, and for the inspiration to play around with coconut milk in future ice pops.

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  5. lyndsay

    hi jane! thanks for visiting and for the nice comment!

    thanks jan! ^__^

    thanks triplescoop! ^__^

    hey anders, thanks for visiting – i am excited to check out your blog! ^__^

    Reply

  11. ottawa loves ice cream

    One of the best coconut milk popsicle I’ve ever seen. Looks really good. Thanks for sharing the recipe of it. :)

    Reply

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