Strawberry Lemonade Popsicles
Strawberry Lemonade Popsicles – Simple refreshing popsicles with real strawberries inside to help you beat the heat!
So I made these popsicles a few weeks ago, and they were gone in like a day and a half! They were perfectly refreshing and thirst-quenching with all this heat.
Speaking of heat…we spent the day at the Golden Nugget Lake Charles pool yesterday. This is a brand new casino built in our town. We have two really nice ones over here. The other one is L’Auberge Du Lac, and they are right next door to each other on the water.
We aren’t big gamblers at all, but we do like to go for the restaurants. Our town isn’t huge like say Houston (2 hours away), so it is nice to have some fun and exciting places to go every now and then.
Yesterday, several moms and kids planned a day at the Nugget. We had a really good time floating along the lazy river and cruising down a few water slides. It kind of feels like we aren’t even in our town!! Now it was not a cheap day by any means! But I looked at it like our last little hoorah before the kids head back to school in a few weeks.
We had a really great time. My hubby and I are going back this weekend for a few days to celebrate our 13th wedding anniversary. I’m so excited to get away for a few days!!! I could just burst with joy! #thismamastired
Strawberry Lemonade Popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 cups water, divided
- Juice of 3 lemons
- 3 cups ice
- 1 small container frozen sliced strawberries in sugar ( you will need about 3 tbsp per popsicle)
Instructions
- Make simple syrup by heating 1 cup sugar and 1 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan. Remove from heat and let cool.
- Place simple syrup in blender with lemon juice, 1 cup water, and ice. Blend.
- Place 1 to 2 tbsp of strawberries into the bottom of each popsicle mold. Pour in a little lemonade slush mixture leaving room to add more strawberries. Carefuly place popsicle stick into mold. Freeze until mostly set.
- Add a little more strawberries (about a tablespoon) to each popsicle and freeze completely.
Notes
I have a traditional popsicle mold where wooden sticks are used and a lid is place over the entire mold to allow placement of sticks.
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I love simple and delicious recipes like this one. It totally brings me back to my childhood (except we would make frozen Kool-Aid popsicles!)
Totally wish I had these growing up! Love how you can see the strawberries!
Mmmm these are so perfect for the hot humid weather we’ve been having this week!
Sounds like you had a fun day! These popsicles look awesome, totally refreshing for the crazy heat wave we’ve got going on here in Calfornia.
I am seriously obsessed with homemade popsicles this year! Definitely adding this one to the list! Pinned!
These popsicles look like the perfect way to cool off!!! Yumm!
I am not a gambler either…I don’t like the idea of pretty much, just throwing away my money! Way more fun to go shopping with it 😉
Can you tell me how many this makes? Thanks!
Hi Katie! I was able to make 5 with my popsicle mold.
Thanks!
My son has recently fallen in love with Strawberry Lemonade and we’re so excited to try these! I have a question, though. The ingredients list TWO cups of water, divided, but then only mention using ONE cup in the simple syrup. What do you do with the second cup of water?
Hi Cat! Thanks for catching that! I fixed the recipe. You add in that other cup when blending.