Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles (V, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Paleo)
Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles (V+GF): a 3 ingredient recipe for creamy popsicles packed with blueberries and coconut flavor. Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Paleo, Refined Sugar-Free.
Hi friend! So, I didn’t succeed in scaring you off in the last post… where I went all emo on you? *Pause* You’re still here! Fantastic! This is the start of a great friendship. I foresee many sweet memories, both edible and inedible.
Scratch that. What’s the point of inedible memories anyway?
In the spirit of kicking off summer and those old wintry/spring-that-acts-like-winter blues, I present to you: vegan blueberry coconut popsicles. There, don’t you already feel better?
It’s definitely popsicle season, and who better to usher you into the sweetest, coolest-but-not-’cause-it’s-actually-friggin-hot, season? As a bonafide newbie popsicle fanatic, I’ve tried quite a few delicious combos of icy and creamy popsicle goodness.
For instance, there was this chocolate peanut butter banana popsicle delight, an upcoming strawberry chia seed pop, maybe a few more top secret ones to come… and now these sweeeet (like, literally) vegan blueberry coconut popsicle goodies.
Oh, it’s been so long since I’ve been able to say the word “goodies.” Anyone else missing the days of 1,2 step and Ciara? 😉
Back on point… but who needs points anyway when it’s summertime? Um, as I was saying… I actually thought that popsicles were a lot more tricky to make. But, alas, I am yet again proven wrong. In the most delicious way possible. Oh yeah!
In this recipe, all you have to do is throw three simple, feel-good ingredients (blueberries, coconut milk and maple syrup) into a blender. Then, pour that delicious, coconutty, creamy mixture into your nifty popsicle mold. Then then, enjoy a lazy afternoon showing of The Sandlot, Stand by Me or… another coming of age movie that my sister Monica has suggested. Afterward, go for a late afternoon hike, followed by a supper of grilled burgers and roasted potatoes (man, I’m getting hungry).
Last then (I promise), take these frozen blueberry coconut yummy pops out of the ol’ icebox and enjoy! Afterward, go for a weekend camping trip, with s’mores, hourlong gossip sessions and maybe a wine tour?
Oh. My. Gah. I’m excited about summer! Can you tell? And it’s totally because the super fun aforementioned and… awesomely blueberry-infused recipes like Vegetarian Mamma’s Frozen Blueberry Lemon Pie! Just prepare to drool is all I have to say. .
How about you? What are your plans this summer? Anyone planning a cruise, a trip to Disneyland or just like three one-hour long naps in ONE week? Duuuuuuude. Tell me all about your plans in the comments below. That way, I can live vicariously through you, and spend a good amount of time convincing Erik we should do all of them!
This is super perfect for us anyway, because we like to change our plans last minute for, um, optimal ADVENTURING. Yassss!!!
In the meantime, let me shower you with these refreshingly sweet frozen treat’s best attributes. These Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles are:
- made of just 3 ingredients
- vegan, gluten free and dairy free
- prepped in just, like 5 minutes
- full of creamy coconut goodness
- just coincidentally packed full of blueberry antioxidants
- great for enjoying during a summer movie marathon
- refined-sugar free
- the official, unofficial kickoff for the summer!
Treat yourself to some refreshing blueberry coconut goodness and kick off your heels (or work boots). It’s summertime, friend!
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Here are a few items I used in today’s recipe. 🙂
Popsicle Mold | Coconut Milk | Popsicle Sticks | Food Processor | Blender | Maple Syrup
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Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles (Gluten Free, Dairy Free)
- Total Time: 5 mins
- Yield: 10 popsicles 1x
Description
Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles (V+GF): a 3 ingredient recipe for creamy popsicles packed with blueberries and coconut flavor. Vegan, Gluten Free and Dairy Free.
Ingredients
- 1 can full-fat coconut milk (13.66 oz.)
- 3 cups fresh blueberries
- 2–3 tablespoons pure maple syrup
Instructions
- Add coconut milk, blueberries and maple syrup to a blender or food processor. Blend until smooth, scraping down the sides of the blender as needed.
- Pour this mixture into a popsicle mold. Make sure to leave about ¼” of space at the top of the mold to allow the popsicles to expand in the freezer. Insert popsicle sticks into the mold, or follow instructions for your mold.
- Freeze for 6-8 hours.
- Remove from freezer. Allow to thaw for a minute or two. If needed, run popsicle mold under lukewarm water to help the popsicles loosen.
- Place the popsicle mold on a flat surface and wiggle the popsicles out. Enjoy!
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Category: Dessert, Snacks
- Method: Freeze
- Cuisine: American
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Chocolate + Peanut Butter + Bananas = YES. Try my Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Popsicles (Vegan, Gluten Free).
Cool off with my Mango Chia Seed Smoothie (Vegan, Gluten Free). Instant relaxation.
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Excellent and very easy recipes.
Thank you! I’m so happy you’re enjoying them, Marcia! 🙂
Hi, this is my first attempt at making popsicles and found that the coconut milk became gritty in the blender. Did I blend it for too long?
Hi Amanda. Hm, it could be that you got a bad can of coconut milk–happens to me all the time. If it’s chunky/grainy out of the can then it will stay like that no matter what. Hopefully you can give it another shot!
Pull these be made with a different kind of milk?
Hi Debbie! These call for cans of coconut milk because of its fat content, which is what gives the popsicles their creaminess. Using carton milk will give you icy popsicles, so I don’t recommend it. Hope this helps!
Looks great! I don’t have maple syrup or honey. I have dates and coconut sugar. Would either work and how much would you put for these substitutions? Thanks!!
Hi Greta! You could try the coconut sugar, but know that it could add a bit of a grainy texture to the popsicles. Or you could try leaving it out and see how you enjoy the base sweetness level. Hope this helps!
Thanks!! If I try it out I’ll let ya know 🙂
Absolutely delicious! My 5 year old and I made this; now it’s a family favorite!
Yay! How fun! . I’m so thrilled to hear that the popsicles are such a hit!
Can these be made with honey rather than maple syrup?? Looks delicious!
Hi Hannah, that should be just fine! 🙂 Enjoy!