Earl Grey Tea Popsicles
EASY 25 calorie Earl Grey Tea Popsicles are the best homemade Summer dessert! These popsicles are made with 3 ingredients and are only 25 calories a piece making them a healthy popsicle! Experiment with different teas with this DIY recipe!
Tea is serious business to me, but in the Summer I have to change my daily rituals. Instead of a hot cup of Earl Grey or English Breakfast, I find myself sipping iced green tea for breakfast and throughout the day. I’ve been missing the taste of Earl Grey but with 90 degree temperatures it just doesn’t have the same enjoyment to it, so instead I came up with a way to make it shine in the Summer – Earl Grey Tea Popsicles!
These homemade popsicles are incredibly easy to make and only require 3 ingredients – tea, water and a sweetener (I prefer sugar, but you could use honey too). The tea taste is strong and you will definitely taste the Earl Grey with these making them a hit with tea lovers!
If you’re feeling adventurous you can try upping the yummy level of these popsicles by adding some frozen fruit to them. You can also change the tea flavor if you’re feeling in the mood for Chai Tea Popsicles or Mint Tea Popsicles!
First up, grab 2 bags of Earl Grey tea.
Add 1 1/2 cup of boiling water to your tea bags in a large measuring cup. Add 2 tablespoons of sugar or honey and stir. Let steep for 10 minutes.|
Once it’s done steeping let it sit to cool down or put in the fridge for 15 minutes to quicken up the cooling down process.
Once cooled down, pour into your popsicle molds. This recipe makes 4 delicious popsicles.
Now press in your popsicle sticks and freeze overnight.
The next day you’ll have the best Earl Grey Popsicles to eat!
Hope these Earl Grey Tea Popsicles become your new favorite Summer treat! Enjoy!
Earl Grey Tea Popsicles
EASY 25 calorie Earl Grey Tea Popsicles are the best homemade Summer dessert! These popsicles are made with 3 ingredients and are only 25 calories a piece making them a healthy popsicle! Experiment with different teas with this DIY recipe!
Ingredients
- 2 Earl Grey tea bags
- 1 1/2 cups boiling water
- 2 tablespoons sugar or honey
Instructions
- Add tea bags to large measuring cup. Pour in boiling water. Add sugar and stir. Let tea bags steep for 10 minutes. Continue to let sit until cooled down or quicken up the process by placing the measuring cup in refrigerator for 15 minutes to chill.
- Remove from refrigerator and pour into 4 popsicle molds. Put in freezer and freeze overnight.
Recipe Notes
Makes 4 popsicles.
It is 100 degrees here and I could totally use these popsicles. Love the low calorie option, I could suck on them all day. Have a great weekend.
A perfect summer cooler!
Such a great way to enjoy Earl Grey all year round! I love tea, too, and still drink it hot at night in the summer. But then, I’m also the girl who gets a hot coffee in the morning all summer long 🙂
What a great new way to enjoy tea
What a creative idea! Popsicle instead of hot tea for breakfast:)
Oh, I absolutely love this. Earl Grey is a fantatic tea, but right now I am obsessed with Vanilla Chai Spice tea and cannot wait to try this recipe. Love it!!!!
Pamela, they look refreshing and perfect for a hot summery day! 😉 Happy weekend!!
These look refreshing and perfect for summer!
Hi Pamela, these are perfect for summer and look so refreshing. Such a clever idea!
I seriously need to get a posicle maker 🙂
I can’t wait to make these. .. . I’m not sure these will be the popsicles my kids have been begging me to make, but. . . . 🙂
These sound amazing! I drink waaaaayyyy too much tea throughout my day so I’d love to be able to consume it in popsicle form 🙂
My favorite tea is darjeeling. Can’t wait to make Darjeeling pops. Thanks.
Those sound delicious!
I do like my earl grey tea, and now I’m intrigued as to how it tastes frozen in a Popsicle.
It is time to pull out those popsicle molds!
As a tea-loving girl, why have I never thought of this? Great idea!
it was so cold in my office that i had to make myself a hot cup of earl grey (: it hit the spot! and now i’m wishing i had one (tbh, a whole tray) of these to cool off with now…
My tea routine is always thrown off during the summer heat. This is an excellent idea to enjoy your favorite teas during summer! Pinned for later, Thanks!
These look so refreshing!
thank you for sharing this creative twist on ice tea at the TFT party. Pinned, hugs!
How yummy! Definitely need to give these a try this summer. Thanks so much for sharing at the #happynowlinkup!
What a fun adult Popsicle recipe!! I would totally eat that!!
You should link this up at #bloggerspotlight too!
http://www.raisingfairiesandknights.com/bloggers-spotlight-70/
Oh yum!
A healthy, cold treat for the hot summer days.
I absolutely LOVE this idea, especially when it can be made as a vegan recipe with stevia. Thanks so much!
Hi, Pamela. Yummy idea. I’m going to give these a try. I usually drink Bengal spice tea (sometimes with a bit of milk) so wonder what it will taste like in a popsicle form. Coffee popsicles?
That’s a really neat idea, especially when it’s so hot outside. I’d probably add a hint of lemon to the tea. Do you think it will still freeze okay?
Hey Michelle, absolutely! Sometimes I like to add a touch of lemon and lime to my popsicles! Enjoy!
Yum, off to share before I make some (with green tea), thank you. Dropped by from #BloggersPitStop and very glad I did. Hope this weekend treats you kindly. 🙂
I am so happy you shared this! I’m a huge Earl Grey fan, so I’m about to whip some of these babies up! #TrafficJamWeekend
What a good idea! I used to drink Earl Grey but I have changed to others flavors of tea. Your great idea would work with any tea. I could taste a twist of lemon in it too.
Thanks for being so innovative to cool us off when needed,
Kathleen
Blogger’s Pit Stop
What a lovely summer treat for those hot summer days. Only 25 calories too!! BONUS!!
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This is kind of genius! I love Earl Grey, but give it up during the warmer months as well. It never dawned on me to try to find other ways like popsicles to enjoy it. Can’t wait to make some of these!
I LOVE this recipe, Pamela! As a massive tea lover, I’ve got to try this one as soon as possible 🙂 This will be super fun with other sorts of tea, too, such as fruit teas and sweetened herbal teas!
BTW: You are featured at the Friday Favorites linky party, so head over to see all the features: https://be-alice.blogspot.com/2017/07/friday-favorites-week-380.html
Happy Friday!
Maisy