Honeydew Melon Berry Pops

ByLyuba Brooke Updated

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Honeydew Melon Berry ice Pops with watermelon flowers between them on a glass platter
 
Fruit Pops are very popular around here, during the summer time of course.  Although, in Florida, summer is about 8  months out of the year! 
 
At the farmer’s market last week, I loaded up on fruit and berries. I absolutely love farmer’s market produce, it does not compare to store bought produce. The taste is so much more flavorful and the cost is so much less.  Not to mention that its all from local farms.
 
Well, I got some great honeydew melon, sugar-baby watermelons, big beautiful raspberries, blueberries and so much more. I was using all my fruit and berries left and right. The little man got yogurt with fresh berries every morning and I made these pops. You just thought that my Cherry Limeade pops were awesome…these pops rub their noses in how much better they are!

Honeydew Melon Berry ice Pops with watermelon flowers between them on a glass platter

Ingredients:
1/2 of a medium honeydew melon
1 tbs sugar (I prefer sugar substitute)
1 tbs water

3/4 cup blueberries
1/2 cup raspberries

Directions:
1. Scoop out the meat of the honeydew melon with an ice cream scoop or a melon baller into a blender or a food processor.

ingredients in a food processers on a green cutting board

2. Heat up water until hot and add to sugar. Stir and let the sugar melt in the water. Pour the sugar water into the melon. Puree the melon.

ingredients in a food processers

3. Drop some blueberries into half of the ice pop molds and raspberries into the other half of the molds. Slowly pour the melon puree into the ice pop molds. Gently shake the molds and tap it on the counter to make sure the puree goes all the way to the bottom and there are no air pockets.

4. If using wooden popsicle sticks: cover the ice pop molds with saran wrap, tightly. Gently poke a hole in the saran wrap with a toothpick. Put in the popsicle sticks.

ingredients in a popsicle mold

5. Freeze for at least 4 hours.

Honeydew Melon Berry ice Pops with watermelon flowers between them on a glass platter
 

Enjoy!!

Honeydew Melon Berry ice Pops with watermelon flowers between them on a glass platter on a picnic table

 

 

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29 Comments

  1. Athena Bonner says:

    I can’t wait to try these!!  Pinning! 🙂

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  2. Rachel Roland says:

    Holy moly, those look fabulous!!  Not only beautiful but nutritious, too!  

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  3. Oh goodness.. I might have to make these for labor-pops!

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  4. Blessedwithgrace says:

    These really look great! What a perfectly healthy snack for my daughter this summer – who LOVES frozen Popsicle! Thanks for sharing and linking to Tempt My Tummy Tuesday.

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  5. Debi Bolocofsky says:

    These look so good.  I have a Blog Hop on Wednesdays, and I would love it if you would link this post tomorrow. 

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  6. Diane Balch says:

    Beautiful looking, low in calories, nutritious… looks like a great hot night dessert. Thanks for sharing it on foodie friday.

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  7. Laura Richard says:

    I sure wish I could grab one of those pops right now! 😛

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  8. Thank you so much for linking these up to The Fun In Functional; I can’t wait to try them!

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  9. These just look so cheerful and summer-y! Thanks for the recipe!

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  10. These look amazing; I have to try this! 

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  11. These look so refreshing. I am reminded to get a popsicle mold ASAP.

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