Easy Homemade Popsicles For Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner

Didn't I Just Feed You

Stacie Billis and Meghan Splawn

Kids & Family, Parenting, Arts, Food

4.9 • 608 Ratings

🗓️ 1 July 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Whatever you call them — Popsicles, freeze pops, ice pops, freezies, Otter Pops — easy homemade popsicle recipes never fail to save the day. And when you know how to make them nutritious, the sky’s the limit. Listen for everything you need to know to make Popsicles sweet, healthy, and good for breakfast. Or dinner, too, if you’re Meghan!

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0:00.0	Go to a farmer's market and actually look for the fruit that's bruised or sort of overripe
0:07.0	because that fruit is going to be the best for popsicles.
0:11.0	It's going to be sweeter. Like it doesn't have to be pretty, but then they also often put it on discount because it's not pretty.
0:18.0	Like no one wants brew strawberries, but for you, it's perfect
0:21.2	as a popsicle maker.
0:23.4	Welcome to didn't I just feed you. A podcast is about feeding us kids.
0:29.2	Hi, I'm Megan. And I'm Stacy. And today we're going to talk about popsicles.
0:36.5	Specifically, we're going to tell you how to turn anything into popsicles.
0:40.0	Can I tell you a funny story before we start?
0:41.9	Please.
0:42.6	Okay, so Isaac is my 12-year-old.
0:44.5	He and I recently played a game.
0:46.7	Please don't ask how it started.
0:48.7	Where we went through all the female grownups that he knows and male grownups. I know that's very gender
0:55.3	binary of us. And I apologize for that. It's just how it played out. Anyway, and we said,
1:00.5	who do you think of all these grownups could potentially be a serial killer? And we wouldn't know it.
1:08.5	That was the game. Then we went through all his friends and did the same thing, and it was very, very funny.
1:13.9	But he put me at the top of the list of the moms who could be a serial killer.
1:20.3	What?
1:21.2	And you know why?
1:22.2	I was like, that makes zero sense.
1:24.7	And he was like, it's because you have one weird serial killer-like behavior.
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