Homemade ice pops are the perfect summer treat — they're refreshing, customizable, and super easy to make. The best part is you can get as creative as you like with your flavors, whether you're adding ...

FARGO – If you have kids (and even if you don’t), ice pops are practically a summertime staple. The problem is that many of the tasty treats have very little, if any, nutritional value. And those that ...

Our summer diet is as follows: ice cream, sorbet, ice pops, repeat. Kidding...kind of. When the temperature creeps above 80 degrees, the last thing we want to do is cook, but just because it’s hot ...

Technically, we aren’t supposed to call them “popsicles.” That’s a registered trademark. But ice pops, creamy pops made with milk or yogurt and other fruity desserts-on-a-stick are having a moment.

Raise your hand if you love dessert! In the final installment of this series, we are serving up three ways to sweeten your summer. To beat the heat, we vote for homemade ice pops. The hard part is in ...

If you are going to all the trouble to make ice pops at home, what's the point of making them in orange, grape and cherry? You can find those flavors in any grocery store freezer case. Depending on ...

If you are going to all the trouble to make ice pops at home, what's the point of making them in orange, grape and cherry? You can find those flavors in any grocery store freezer case. Depending on ...

Remember the joy of breaking a Popsicle in two and sharing the fruity, icy sweetness with your best friend on a hot summer day? If you want that nostalgic treat, without all of the sugar, homemade ice ...

Add remaining ingredients and stir to combine. Pour mixture into ice-pop molds and freeze for 30 minutes. Insert a wooden stick into each pop; then freeze for at least 2 more hours. Per serving: 141 ...