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Pistachio and Raspberry Freezer Pops!

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June 11, 2017 Carlee at Fun Learning Life 7 Comments

With lots of warm weather in the forecast, I found a COOL way to incorporate more produce into my kiddos’ day through fun Freezer Pops!

The following Pistachio and Raspberry Freezer Pops are part of a sponsored post on behalf of the Produce for Kids campaign with Publix. Opinions expressed are that of my own.

Now what truly inspired me to create this yummy combination was an excellent initiative being championed by multiple organizations. Produce for Kids and Publix have teamed up again to raise funds to help feed local families through Feeding America!

Look for special signage at your local Publix now through June 28th because your purchases truly can make a difference!

Sponsors supporting this program include: Avocados from Mexico – Avocados, Crunch Pak® – Sliced Apples, Driscoll’s® – Raspberries, Del Monte Foods® – Fruit Naturals® Cups, Eat Smart® – Fresh Cut Vegetables & Salads, Fresh Express® – Packaged Salads, RealSweet® – Vidalia® Onions, Little Bear Brand, Wonderful® – Pistachios, and Marie’s® – Salad Dressings.

To date, this partnership has donated over 4 million meals to children and families in need.

By adding more nutritious fruits and vegetables from these brands to grocery carts, Publix shoppers will help to feed local families. For additional details visit ProduceForKids.com/Publix.

Want to try out my new freezer pop recipe? See how I incorporated sponsors products into my recipe below!

Pistachio and Raspberry Freezer Pops
Serves 6

Ingredients:

1/2 Cup of Shelled No Salt Wonderful® Pistachios
1/2 Cup of Driscoll’s® Raspberries (around 10-12)
3/4 Cup of Lowfat Vanilla Yogurt
1/2 Cup of Vanilla Almond Milk
6 Slot Freezer Pop Container

Directions:

First remove the shells from the Pistachios and place them into a nut grinder.

Use the coarse option to yield around a 1/3 of a cup, then set this aside.

Next add the Raspberries, Lowfat Vanilla Yogurt, and Vanilla Almond Milk to a blender and puree completely.

Then stir the Pistachios in this mixture and pour the combination into the Freezer Pop Container.

Place this into the freezer for 3 or more hours until set, and then serve.

My kids love these Pistachio and Raspberry Freezer Pops, and I love that this recipe is so easy and ends up with such a pretty color.

Not only is this a cool treat for the summer, but it is a snack or dessert that I can feel really good about serving my kiddos.

Looking for more recipes like this?

Visit ProduceForKids.com for more than 250 registered dietitian-approved and family-tested recipes, meal planning tools, grocery store specific campaign details, and healthy tips from real parents.

To get involved in supporting this campaign visit ProduceForKids.com/Publix. Plus, follow Produce for Kids on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest for healthy eating tips all year long.

Plus, be sure to share your own healthy recipes and ideas with the hashtag #produceforkids.

I HOPE YOUR FAMILY FINDS INSPIRATION IN THIS WORTHWHILE PROGRAM AS WELL AS IN MY Pistachio and Raspberry Freezer Pops!

Carlee @ FLL

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Comments

  1. Kristi says

    July 2, 2017 at 5:35 am

    These sound delicious. Will be pinning this to have it on hand when I want to make them this summer.
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  2. Jennifer says

    July 3, 2017 at 6:04 am

    Those look amazing, and they sound so refreshing! This is the perfect thing for the hot Miami days down here.
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  3. Mel says

    July 3, 2017 at 8:19 am

    I honestly never thought of making pops using pistachios, but I must admit they are really good nuts. I will have to try to make these freezer pops over summer season, I am certain raspberry and pistachio is a great mix!
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  4. Heather Johnson says

    July 3, 2017 at 9:33 pm

    Pistachios are one of my top favorite nuts. Your freezer pop recipe looks and sounds absolutely amazing as a refreshing summer treat!
    Reply
  5. Marysa says

    July 4, 2017 at 8:37 am

    What an interesting idea. I don't think I ever thought to put nuts in a freezer pop. These sound delicious and something a little different!
    Reply
  6. Jennifer Johncock says

    August 23, 2017 at 10:02 am

    These look amazing! The kids and I definitely need to make these!
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  7. Richard Hicks says

    September 11, 2017 at 10:06 pm

    I like these. Will have to try it very soon
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