Yogo-Berry Sugar Free Ice Blocks (Ice Cream)

A delicious frozen ice cream popsicle. The perfect way to cool down but without the sugar. An easy blender recipe with only 4 simple ingredients.

These healthy sugar free ice blocks (popsicles) that can be made in just under 5 minutes, then freeze for later.

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• What are popsicles?
• Do you need an ice cream maker?
• Ingredients
• How to freeze popsicles
• 📖 Recipe
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What are popsicles?

A popsicle is single-serve frozen ice cream on a stick. They may also be called ice blocks.

They are a quick and tasty portable ice cream that you can enjoy on the go, and you can keep in your freezer. They are single-serve so portion control is easy.

Do you need an ice cream maker?

No, you do not need an ice cream maker. This frozen ice cream dessert is so easy because it is made in a blender in just a couple of minutes.

There are some ice creams that do require an ice cream maker but you can usually adapt them all to be frozen as popsicles on a stick.

Sugar-free ice cream is a wonderful way to stop your sugar cravings, stay on track and stay cool this summer.

You might also like sugar free mint ice cream (with chocolate magic shell), peanut butter ice cream, and even berry layered cheesecake popsicles.

Ingredients

These Yogo Berry sugar free ice blocks are made with unsweetened natural yogurt, coconut cream, berries, and your favorite sugar free sweetener. You can use frozen berries, but in the summer months fresh berries become more readily available and the price drops.

• Berries - you can use fresh berries or frozen berries. The low sugar berry you decide to use will have an impact on the nutrition value of the frozen ice cream. The nutrion panel below is a guide only.
• Natural unsweetened yoghurt - always check labels for any added sugar, starches, cornflour or thickeners.
• Coconut cream - use the full fat coconut cream, not coconut milk. This ensures the sugar-free ice cream thickens when frozen and is smooth and creamy.
• Sweetener - use your favorite sugar replacement, and add more or less to your taste.

Ice blocks are so refreshing in the summer, children and adults love them. I made this one with only 4 ingredients and it takes less than 5 minutes to prepare. They are sugar-free, color-free, preservative-free, and incredibly healthy.

Most frozen ice blocks, popsicles, ice lollies, or freezer pop are not much more than frozen sugar and flavorings. Next time you're standing at the freezer at your grocery store, read the nutrition label to see how much added sugar they contain before you buy.

How to freeze popsicles

The sugar free ice cream mixture can be frozen in popsicle molds, in a cup with a spoon, or in ice cube trays. These would be great for teething babies wrapped in muslin to soothe their sore gums.

📖 Recipe

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