Homemade Ice Pops
June 25, 2025

Homemade Ice Pops


1. Tropical Berry Summer ice pop recipe

A red, white & blue-inspired treat that’s fruity, fun, and naturally stunning.

Ingredients:

  •  ½ cup brewed Butterfly Pea tea (steep 1 tsp in 200°F water for 6 min, chill)
  •  ½ cup brewed Hibiscus Bliss tea (steep 1 tsp in 200°F water for 4 min, chill)
  •  ½ cup coconut water
  •  ¼ cup fresh or frozen mixed berries

Directions:

  1. Fill popsicle molds halfway with chilled Hibiscus Bliss tea for a deep ruby red base.

  2. Add a layer of berries.

  3. Pour the chilled Butterfly Pea tea on top to create a stunning blue layer.

  4. Top off with coconut water for a crisp, light finish.

  5. Freeze 4–6 hours until solid.

Pro tip: Add berries last to keep them visible near the front for a beautiful, layered effect.

 

2. Magical Lemon Natural popsicle recipes

Citrus meets color-changing wonder in these tart-sweet pops.

Ingredients:

  •  ¾ cup brewed Butterfly Pea tea (chilled)
  •  ½ cup lemonade
  • Optional: fresh lemon zest or a few mint leaves

Directions:

  1. Mix lemonade and Butterfly Pea tea together for a purple hue.

  2. Pour into molds and freeze.

  3. Add zest or mint for a fresh twist.

3. Hibiscus & Pineapple Homemade summer popsicles

Tropical, tangy, and naturally caffeine-free, these popsicles are a fruity treat the whole family can enjoy.

Ingredients (Makes ~6 popsicles):

  •  1 cup brewed Hibiscus Bliss tea (steep 1 heaping tsp in 200°F water for 4 minutes, chill)
  •  ¾ cup pineapple juice
  •  1 tbsp honey or agave (optional, for sweetness)
  •  ¼ cup chopped pineapple chunks
  • Optional: fresh mint leaves or berries for extra color

Directions:

  1. Brew and chill your Hibiscus Bliss tea.

  2. Mix the tea, pineapple juice, and honey/agave until well combined.

  3. Add a few pineapple chunks and optional mint or berries into each mold.

  4. Pour the liquid mixture over the fruit in the molds.

  5. Freeze for 4–6 hours or until solid.

Tip: For extra flair, layer with coconut water or lemonade before freezing!