Can’t think of much that beats a fresh, juicy peach. We have, however, come up with a close second with this lovely little Peach Smoothie on a stick. Cold, crisp, and slow to drip–as if it would ever have the chance!
Ingredients:
8 fresh peaches–peeled, pitted and cut up
1 cup hot water
1/2 cup Peach Jello powder
1/2 cup milk
Directions:
Dissolve Jello powder in hot water–completely. Place all ingredients in the blender and whirl until smooth.
Pour into popsicle molds.
Freeze for at least 4 hours–overnight works great.
Feed to the popsicle wolves.
Or share with someone you love.
Either way–we know you’ll love them!
*Because you asked…
Click HERE for Shooting Star Popsicle Mold info!
Click HERE for Rocket Pop Popsicle Mold info!
Click HERE for Norepro Ice Pop Maker info!
- 8 fresh peaches--peeled, pitted and cut up
- 1 cup hot water
- ½ cup Peach Jello powder
- ½ cup milk
- Dissolve Jello powder in hot water--completely. Place all ingredients in the blender and whirl until smooth. Pour into popsicle molds and freeze 4 hours or overninght.
Launi, Wonderful! How many Popsicles does this recipe make? Can I use this recipe in a cook book that I am making? I would like to put it in the section called “Feeding the Grandkids.”
Launi, whoops! I forgot to ask – – where will I find Popsicle molds? It has been a VERY long time since I made stuff like this!
OH MY, I bet the (ahem…) kids would love them!
Yeh, where can I find a mold like that? Super cute! 🙂
I love the new look of your page. John would love those. He is a peach fan!
It actually makes quite a few. I had another set of bigger popsicle molds that holds 10, and it filled them up too.
Yes, you may use it in your cook book–would you mind adding the link to GraciousRain.com to it though? I’d love to see a copy.
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I just barely put the link to the popsicle mold down at the bottom of the post. Thanks for asking–I should have thought of that sooner. But it’s there now.
Oh, I know, I keep wanting to offer them to the grandkids…so I can have one too.
heh, heh.
I just this very minute posted the link to the popsicle mold, at the bottom of this post. There are other really good molds listed in the Amazon widget on the right side of my blog under “Some Favorite Stuff.”
I’m getting the Rocket Pops next. They are adorable!
Thanks for the kind words. My new blog look would be thanks to my “art director” April Rosenthal. You should check out her new blog: http://www.21stcenturycharmschool.com/
She must have a really good mama.
heh.
YAY for all things peach! It’s one of the best flavors on the planet! Shakes, pies… and now popcicles!!! yUUUm!!!
Can sugar free jello be used?