A Rainbow of Popsicles for a Tasty Gay Pride:
Blackberry & Chèvre Popsicles

Fudgsicles made with chocolate earl grey tea, vanilla bean, and filled with candied orange peels. A delicious tea-based popsicle recipe.

What is it with the combination of grapefruit and vodka? It just pairs so well together, especially in this boozy popsicle recipe with fresh basil.

It’s a lot like a creamsicle but with goat milk. Honey and thyme are used to round out the earthier notes found in the goat cheese but trust me, you’ll never notice. Plus, this thing is bursting with bourbon so who cares, right?

Okay, I love making popsicles, no surprise there. I’ve been wanting to make a wine popsicle for quite some time. But I wanted one that really showcased the wine. I love using wine as an ingredient but not just to dump it into some sangria with no consideration to the tasting notes. Well I finally found my wine.

Ain’t nothing like a boozy popsicle, right? I sorta feel kid-like having one but in a “I snuck into my parent’s liquor cabinet” kinda way. And this deconstructed kiwi margarita is the perfect way to start!

I am always looking for fun and exciting ways to add heat to a meal. I put it in my sangrias, popsicles and pretty much everywhere. Well, sometimes I just want to go straight to the source.

It’s breakfast, Halloween style! These breakfast popsicles are made with whole fruit fresh mango and Greek yogurt, giving your day a healthy start that’s both festive and tasty.

The plums are super tasty but because they are foraged, there was a bit of inconsistency in the flavor. To sorta bring them all to the same place, I slow roasted them. I rounded them out with some Pinot Noir. Besides, who doesn’t love wine?

Love sweet and spicy? Try this watermelon, tomato, and jalapeño popsicle recipe, made with fresh juice and whole fruit. This is your next summer dessert.

Celebrate fresh rhubarb with these spicy and tart popsicles, made with cinnamon, chiles and clove. This recipe is what Summer is about.

A refreshing popsicle recipe made with homemade limeade and fresh pomegranate arils (the seeds). This four-ingredient recipe is as easy as it is delicious.

These Green Tea, Basil and Meyer Lemon Popsicles are fresh and tangy, kinda like an Arnold Palmer, but with healthy green tea.

If you love Thai Iced Tea, these homemade Thai Iced Tea Popsicles are the perfect summer treat. They’re easy to make and super delicious. And what better way to enjoy Thai Iced Tea all year long!

I simply love the idea of sneaking vegetables into popsicles. The idea of exploring veggies in a whole new way is sorta what this blog is about, right? So a Beets & Berries Popsicle is of no surprise, especially if you’ve had my Salted Celery Popsicle. Yum! 1. It goes without saying, but I am […]

I know what you must be thinking. Corn popsicles sound… crazy. But if you consider the role that corn plays in sweetening modern foods, maybe not? These Sweet Corn & Cardamom Popsicles are slightly sweet and savory and have a spicy finish to them. Perfect for your next BBQ! 1. Good pops starts with good […]