Make these awesome mango yogurt popsicles for summer cool down for you and the kids! They are creamy and delicious and super easy to make.
My little munchkin has been teething on and off since she started sleeping through the night. It has been a long road with lots of sleepless nights, high fevers, drooling and nose running. We are actually in the home stretch right now, she has her last molars coming through.
Last week, she started with a high fever. Unfortunately, this is something that I passed on to her. My fevers still get crazy high -around 103+.
Next, she started with the drooling and runny nose. I spoke to my husband who told me that all her teeth came in. He took a quick look and could see that there were 2 more molars coming in on the top.
My other go-to remedy for teething is yummy frozen yogurt pops. I usually put together a mixture of greek yogurt, coconut water, sugar, and fresh mango. It has always been a hug hit in my house.
This week, I decided to make it even more delicious with adding another fruit flavor and cookies.
Mango Yogurt Popsicles
Ingredients
- 4 Cups Greek Yogurt
- 2 Ripe Small Mangoes peeled, diced and pitted (or 1 Large Mango)
- 1 Cup Coconut Water
- 4 Tbsp Unsalted Butter
- 15 Cookies Crushed
- 1 Cup Fruit Juice
Tools & Supplies
Wax Paper
Deep square pan 8 x 8 or 5 x 5 that can be frozen
Popsicle sticks
OR
Pop Maker
How to Make Mango Yogurt Pops?
Start by melting the butter in the microwave and allowing to cool down to room temperature.
Stick all the cookies into a ziplock bag so you can crush them. If you want your kids to help, this a fun activity for kids.
Heat 1 cup coconut water and 1 cup sugar on medium until sugar is melted. Let cool to room temp.
Line to the square pan with wax paper.
Mix room temp butter with crumbled cookie.
Put the pan in the fridge for 15 minutes.
While you are waiting, mix 1 cup of the sugar & coconut mixture with 1 cup of purred or smashed mango, 2 cups yogurt.
Put the mix in the freezer while you wait for first 15 minutes to elapse.
When the 15 minutes has passed, pour the mango mixture on top of the cookie in the pan. Put in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Mix together 1 cup fruit juice, the remainder of the coconut sugar mixture, and 2 cups yogurt with a whisk, put in freeze to cool.
When the 30 minutes has passed, pull out the pan and pour the fruit juice mixture on top of the mango.
Put in the freezer for 15 minutes.
Pull out the pan 1 more time to insert 16 popsicle sticks in rows.
Stick in freezer for 2 hours to completely cure.
To serve, take pan out of the freezer and let sit for 10 minutes.
Cut into squares around the popsicles.
Now that I have shared my teething tips and pop recipe with you do you have any tips of your own to share?
Mango Yogurt Popsicles
Ingredients
- 4 Cups Greek Yogurt
- 2 cup Mango diced and pitted (or 1 Large Mango)
- 1 Cup Coconut Water
- 4 Tbsp Unsalted Butter
- 15 Cookies Crushed
- 1 Cup Fruit Juice
Instructions
- Start by melting the butter in the microwave and allowing to cool down to room temperature.
- Stick all the cookies into a ziplock bag so you can crush them. If you want your kids to help, this a fun activity for kids.
- Heat 1 cup coconut water and 1 cup sugar on medium until sugar is melted. Let cool to room temp.
- Line to the square pan with wax paper.
- Mix room temp butter with crumbled cookie.
- Put the pan in the fridge for 15 minutes.
- While you are waiting, mix 1 cup of the sugar & coconut mixture with 1 cup of purred or smashed mango, 2 cups yogurt. Put the mix in the freezer while you wait for first 15 minutes to elapse.
- When the 15 minutes has passed, pour the mango mixture on top of the cookie in the pan. Put in the fridge for 30 minutes.
- Mix together 1 cup fruit juice, the remainder of the coconut sugar mixture, and 2 cups yogurt with a whisk, put in freeze to cool.
- When the 30 minutes has passed, pull out the pan and pour the fruit juice mixture on top of the mango.
- Put in the freezer for 15 minutes.
- Pull out the pan 1 more time to insert 16 popsicle sticks in rows.
- Stick in freezer for 2 hours to completely cure.
- To serve, take pan out of the freezer and let sit for 10 minutes. Cut into squares around the popsicles.
I’m sure this recipe is so soothing for achy gums. This recipe looks so delicious I may have to try it myself! #client
My 18 months old is being hit by 6 teeth at once. I’m gonna go grab the stuff to make this right now! Yum and thank you for sharing.
I love Cami’s adorable faces in this post!! Such a great idea for teething! š
What a smart idea for a teething babe. I wish I had thought of that.
Thank you for the recipe. The kids would love to try this.