Fruit Popsicles Sugar Free

Fruit Popsicles Sugar Free feature Blackberry and Grape Popsicles. They are so satisfying to make because they are quick, refreshing, and impressive. Everybody loves a popsicle!

I love fruit popsicles in the summer. Not only eating them but also making them because they are so easy and rewarding.

Today I combined sweet seedless red grapes with a few blackberries and got the best fruit mixture! That makes these popsicles sugar free - naturally.

Blackberries grow wild all over the United States and I mean on the roadsides and up trails and maybe even in your own backyard.

If you are lucky enough to live by one of these big patches make sure you get out there and pick some.

I mentioned boxed blackberries in the recipe because if you live in the city and/or can get to a farmer's market you'll be able to pick up blackberries this way too.

We use to live right up the road from a giant patch of blackberries where I was lucky enough to be able to pick to my heart's content.

Whether you eat them fresh or use them in a recipe, like this one, they are a wonderful fruit. What a treat!

📖 Variations

A little hint ... this mix is also a fantastic and refreshing slushie. Just freeze in a low wide casserole.

Scrape out like a granita or put chunks into a blender for another way to enjoy this recipe.

So, however, you can buy or pick your fruit try to make these popsicles. They are easy and rewarding. Just a little bit of time and they are ready for the freezer.

After they were frozen at my house they became my favorite frozen dessert and ... how can you get a healthier snack than from a two fruit ingredient popsicle? Too cool!

🥘 Ingredients

• Blackberries are mildly sweet with a distinct berry flavor.
• Red seedless grapes come in many varieties and some are a little tart. Go for the sweet ones. Flame are perfect and widely sold in grocery stores.

🔪 Instructions

• That is it! 2 ingredients.
• Pick the grapes from the stems.
• Add the grapes and blackberries to a food processor, chopper, blender. I used the Ninja and it really makes a smooth job of this process. Here is a link to the exact one that I have Ninja Master Blender
• After the fruit is all blended put through a sieve.
• I like the clear fruit juice.
• I also rub my finger around in the sieve and get as much juice as I can.
• There will be pulp leftover when you are done.
• Do not worry about exact measurements.
• Pour into your popsicle molds, stick in your popsicle sticks and freeze at least 6 hours.
• Take the frozen popsicles out of the mold and put them in a freezer bag.
• Replace in the freezer.

Want more fresh fruit popsicles? Check out Citrus Watermelon Popsicles for a pretty pink popsicle and Pineapple Kiwi Popsicles for a sweeter, golden popsicle.

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📋 Recipe

Blackberry and Grape Popsicles

Ginny McMeans

Blackberry and Grape Popsicles are the perfect blend for a delicious popsicle.

5 from 4 votes

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Prep Time 20 mins

Total Time 20 mins

Course Dessert

Cuisine American, Vegan

Servings 9 Popsicles

Calories 42 kcal

Ingredients

  

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• 6 ounces blackberries
• 16 ounces grapes red, seedless

Instructions

 

• That is it! 2 ingredients. Pick the grapes from the stems.
• Add the grapes and blackberries to a food processor, chopper, blender. I used the Ninja and it really makes a smooth job of this process. Here is a link to the exact one that I have Ninja Master Blender
• After the fruit is all blended put through a sieve. I also rub my finger around in the sieve and get as much juice as I can. There will be pulp leftover when you are done. Do not worry about exact measurements.
• Pour into your popsicle molds, stick in your popsicle sticks and freeze at least 6 hours.
• Take the frozen popsicles out of the mold and put in a freezer bag.
• Replace in the freezer.

Notes

Depending on your popsicle milds you may have to run hot water on one side of them for a second before you can remove the pops.

Nutrition

Serving: 1PopsicleCalories: 42kcalCarbohydrates: 10gSodium: 1mgPotassium: 126mgFiber: 1gSugar: 8gVitamin A: 75IUVitamin C: 5.6mgCalcium: 11mgIron: 0.3mg

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