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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
Vegan Blueberry Coconut Popsicles (Gluten Free, Dairy Free)
Equipment
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!
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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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These are SO wonderful! Where did you get your molds?
Thank you! This are the exact mold I used and loved (affiliate): http://amzn.to/2u0zH3U
It has been so. hot. lately. Omg, like unbearably.
These really do look soooooo tasty, and how cool that you know everything that is inside of them-gives me so much more peace of mind giving them to my 15 month old! I’ve thought about making popsicles before and was scared away at the idea they’d be too hard to make, but wow this sounds so simple! Totally going to give these a go. Thanks for sharing <3
Oh dear, unbearable heat is the worst! I hope you’re staying nice and hydrated. 🙂 Yup, the best part of making it by yourself is that you know exactly what goes into it! Plus, you get to brag that you did. 😉 I was super daunted by making popsicles at home too, until I tried. Now I can’t stop. Lol. Can’t wait to hear what you think of these! Thank you for stopping by, Savannah. 🙂
While I was reading this I couldn’t stop thinking that I need to buy myself some popsicle molds ASAP. These look so delicious. Now I only need the molds and then its popsicle time!
Omg you made me laugh so much when you mentioned Ciara. I do miss the good old days dancing in my room to 1,2 step as a teen. 🙂
Lol. Yup! That’s usually what happens… 😉 It’s a popsicle frenzy, I say! Ciara: Haha… so glad to take you back to the days of dancing to this awesome jam. 🙂
These popsicles (as usual) have me drooling in front of my screen, but THESE PICTURES! Demeter, you are an amazing photographer, but you have outdone yourself with these…that one of the pops in the bowl? SUITABLE FOR FRAMING, and then some. Yowza!
Thanks so much Kate! You’ve really made my day. 🙂 I hope you get a chance to try this. 😉
These popsicles look AMAZING!! I am on a fresh fruit kick right now (hard not to be when the store is packed full of the most beautiful looking fruit ever). I’m super excited to give these popsicles a try soon. 😀
Aw, thanks Kelsey! Oh, so true… the bounty of summer fruits is just spectacular. 🙂 Can’t wait to hear what you think of these!
These pops look gorgeous! Perfect for summer and I’m so happy it feels like real summer around here. I make popsicles all the time and will definitely try these!
Thanks Mira! I’m so happy that it feels like summer over there too. 🙂 Let me know how you like these! xo
these popsicles look so tropical and delicious. refreshing too! so perfect for summer & i love the photos.
Tropical and delicious is exactly what they are! Thanks so much Thalia. 🙂
I can’t believe these pops are made with only 3 ingredients, and they’re healthy, too! These look absolutely delicious, Demeter! Pinning, and sharing, of course! 🙂
Right? So convenient and easy!:) Thanks for everything, Marsha. 🙂
Ohhhhh – you’ve painted quite the pretty picture of summer – now you have me dreaming…I just hope I can get back to the task at hand! Oooops – I’ve already forgotten what that was! So the color alone on these pops has me swooning…but the flavor – forget about it! (I think I say that a lot! I just can’t help myself!) Our youngest is turning 21 this summer and we’re planning a trip to Disney and Harry Potter World….I guess we’re holding on to the last vestiges of childhood while we still can!
Lol: You and I share this doing something/dreaming/forgetting what we were doing thing, don’t we? 😉 I will forget about it (I think? Wait, what was I saying??). Say it all you want friend! It always brings a smile to my face. 🙂 Disney + Harry Potter World: WOAH. Best birthday present EVER!!! Did I tell you Erik and I talk about HP like, only everyday? 😉 Have lots and lots of fun my friend! And happy early birthday to your kiddo (can we still say that?) xo
I can’t believe you make such wonders just with 3 ingredients. I don’t know how you do this always, but it’s stunning!These popsicles sounds super delicious again and are definitely on my summer to-do list!
And about summer plans….difficult question. I surely have to visit my family and friends in Hungary, since I haven’t been there for over a year, but I hope to have a little holiday somewhere else too, because being at home never feels like holiday, it’s too much stress 😀
Other than that I guess just making popsicles and other fun summer recipes, having lots of picnics and barbecues, and going to farmer’s markets. You know my lameness 😀
Aw, thanks my dear. The simpler it is, the better I feel–and well, let’s face it, the easier it is! Oh yeah! Can’t wait to hear what you think of them E. 🙂
Hungary: that sounds really wonderful! Well, except for the stress part. But I totally get it–family is family, but sometimes when you care so much, it makes things more anxiety-ridden. I feel ya! I hope you get a chance to plan a holiday somewhere. 🙂
Girl, if that’s lame, I’ll be super lame with you! It all sounds fantastic. 🙂