My mold is in the shape of a small champagne bottle, so I thought using a little bubbly (in the form of Sprite!) was appropriate! You could use coconut water, lemonade, or other white or clear liquids. I like how the bubbles make tiny spaces in the popsicle!
If you like this mold, it is called Betchsicles. I got it with my subscription box this month.
Red, White and Blue Popsicles
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: freezer time 60 minutes
Ingredients (serves 6)
- 1 can Sprite
- 6 strawberries
- 1/4 c blueberries
Instructions
Wash strawberries and slice them up. Wash blueberries and wipe dry. Place blueberries in the bottom (it will be the top of the popsicle) and arrange strawberries in each mold. Pour Sprite S L O W L Y into the mold. This will keep the fruit in place. Freeze.
To remove popsicles, run warm water over the bottom of the mold, gently remove popsicle.
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So cute Terri! A great cool down treat!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, celebratory pops! Perfect for the 4th!
ReplyDeleteCute molds! They would cool me off on a hot day!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome. I love how festive they are.
ReplyDeleteThose popsicles are really fun and festive! I love the assortment of recipes you offered - the sugar cookies look like something I would like to try! Cookies are my weakness!
ReplyDeleteKaren | GlamKaren.com
These look adorable, and with how easy they are to make, I think even I can do it! Perfect when I need something quick.
ReplyDeleteCute popsicles! Love them! Enjoy your 4th!!
ReplyDeleteThese are sure cute! I love that they're in the shape of champagne bottles. I never thought to add bubbly soda to popsicles. Great idea!
ReplyDeletePopsicles are the easiest to make during the summer and they are one of the yummiest treats too. I love homemade popsicles because you can create your own recipe and add things that you love, like fresh fruits! This is recipe is a keeper and you can have it even after the 4th of July!
ReplyDeleteInteresting idea using sprite to make popsicles. I love the pretty color of this refreshing treat.
ReplyDeleteAh yes I remember seeing your other post with the champagne molds, this is one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Perfect for parties.
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of these ice pops! We love making our own!
ReplyDeleteSprite and berries, they make wonderful taste. I'm looking for some idea for bbq party, I think this is a perfect dessert to serve. Pinned it.
ReplyDeleteThese popsicles are so festive and patriotic. They would have been perfect for serving to the family this past July 4th.
ReplyDeleteYummy! I like the ingredients list. :)
ReplyDeleteOmg not only do these look delicious they sound yummy as well!!!!! So patriotic! So making these!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! And I love the champagne bottle mold. So fun! I'll have to pin this for later.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a refreshing popsicle recipe! I am looking for lots of them too, as my kids want them constantly. Great collection of recipes here - I am definitely digging that founders mac and cheese.
ReplyDeleteOK that mold is so so cute! It took me a minute to figure out what it was but I LOVE it! Also such a great idea to add a little bubbly, have never done that before, so fun and festive!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you could freeze Sprite!
ReplyDeletewhat cute molds. I never seen champagne molds like this love this idea for pops beyond the 4th of july!
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