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I am kinda in love with these popsicles.  And because they are healthy, I can totally eat as many as I want a day with no regrets!  Isn’t that the best?

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These popsicles have watermelon, strawberry, lime and mint in them.  As a sweetener you can leave as is or you can add a little honey (that’s what I did).  With the fruit already sweet, you don’t’ need much additional  honey – a little goes a long way.   And can we talk about how easy they are?  You just throw the ingredients in a food processor, pulse it, pour into popsicle molds and freeze.  Boom, done!   Amazing!

These popsicles have been helping my post dinner dessert craving to try something new besides chocolate, and they are perfect for the 5PM “I’m hungry!” snack attack.    With summer winding down, why not take a minute out of your day to sit on your porch, your roof, your fire escape and enjoy one of these popsicles. 

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Watermelon & Strawberry Lime Mint Popsicles

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Ingredients

  • 4 cups fresh watermelon chopped
  • 1 cup fresh strawberries hulled
  • 1/4 cup mint leaves
  • 2 tablespoons lime
  • 1 tablespoon honey

Instructions

  • Take all ingredients and put in food processor.
  • Pulse until smooth.
  • Fill popsicle molds and freeze.

Notes

This makes 6 popsicles.
When ready to eat, run the popsicle mold under warm water or just hold with hands on a hot day to slide the mold off.
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Here’s all your ingredients. I was able to pick all mine from the garden! The watermelon from the garden has been a highlight this summer.

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Throw everything into your food processor.

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After a few pulses you will have this amazing smelling watermelon liquid.

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Fill your popsicle molds up.  Tip: If you have slightly some left over,  fill up some ice cube tray spots and throw them in a glass of water once frozen. 🙂

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Once they’re frozen, then you can enjoy!

They taste sweet and you can taste every single ingredient so distinctly.

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I love that the watermelon is still clearly visible in the popsicles as well. 

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These are definitely going to become staples in my popsicle rotation.  I just love that they are so stocked full of healthy fruits!

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Hope you enjoy! 

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  2. Stacy | Wicked Good Kitchen says

    Beautiful watermelon popsicles and flavor combo, Pamela! Truly, lovely and such a pretty deep color. Stopped by to see what you are up to. For some reason, even though I am following you via Bloglovin’, I am NOT getting your feed! Boohoo! 🙁 I feel like I’ve missed out on some sunshine. 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing!

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  3. veganmiam.com says

    Watermelon and strawberry are my two favorite fruits, you’ve guessed it right! And with mint sounds even better, reminds me of a watermelon-strawberry mojito! mmmmmm, I would love to use this recipe on a raw cheezecake, of course with maple syrup, thank you for an inspiration! Cute popsicles!

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  9. abby says

    awesome! we just bought these popsicle tray and would love to try this. my son has been bugging me to make him something, but we never really had anything in mind when we bought it, ha! I will def try it out this weekend since it is still incredibly hot here. 🙂 thanks for sharing

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  10. [email protected] N Cookies says

    What a refreshing flavor combo, Pamela! The color on these turned out amazing! You know, my husband keeps gushing about a watermelon mojito that he had years and years ago. I bet these popsicles would taste like the non-alcoholic version of that mojito. Yum!!!

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  27. Koko says

    I gotta make these! I feel like I could freeze them for a few months and in the depths of Winter pull them out for a taste of Summer!! Wahoooooooo!

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  28. Amy @ Elephant Eats says

    Yummy! I love watermelon in the summer…but I find that I can never eat a whole watermelon before it goes bad (since my weird husband doens’t like watermelon!), so this would be a great way to use it up. I NEED to buy a popsicle mold!!!

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  29. Jamie G says

    Yum! I think mint and lime make something taste so refreshing. Can you believe my popsicle molds haven’t been used yet this summer?! I need to remedy that ASAP!

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