Real Fruit Popsicles with Pink Grapefruit and Oranges

Ginny McMeans

Ginny McMeans

Published:

August 24, 2019

Last Modified:

May 8, 2024

Real Fruit Popsicles made from Pink Grapefruit & Oranges are juicy, quick & have refreshing popsicle flavors. A homemade popsicle recipe with 2 ingredients.

Overhead photo of a homemade popsicle recipe in a silver star shaped basket.

To continue my summer obsession with popsicles, I have squeezed the juice from fresh, ripe citrus and made Ruby Red Grapefruit and Orange Popsicles.

There are only two ingredients for this juicy and colorful citrus fruit treat.

Pink grapefruit is incredibly juicy and has that delicious tangy sweetness. They also happen to be the most popular grapefruit out there.

Combine their juice with sweet and deliciously ripe oranges, and you have utterly irresistible popsicle flavors. Nature’s candy on a stick!

Front picture of real fruit popsicles sticking up out of ice in an openweave silver basket.

I gladly turn any fruit combo into a frozen dessert. And pops are my favorite! They always bring a smile to my face and give me that good kinda feeling.

Real Fruit Popsicles

Nothing is better than homemade popsicle recipes that turn out healthy ice pops. They’re waiting for you in the freezer whenever you want something sweet. And these popsicles are incredibly refreshing.

I often enjoy them as a healthy snack, a guilt-free treat, or any time to cool off from a busy day. I don’t think I will ever get enough of them. They truly are just fruit on a stick.

My family loves them too, and they were pretty excited to test this citrus-flavored combo. Just look at these gorgeous fruits.

Overhead view of fresh pink grapefruit and oranges with some cut in half.

The finished product is a vibrant and bright orange color. There is no need for any extra sweetness, such as maple syrup. Mother nature’s fruit juice is enough to have these healthy popsicles burst with flavor.

Come to think of it, you can even control the color by adding an extra orange or an extra pink grapefruit.

Popsicle Flavors

Straight orange popsicles were my favorite as a child, and I seriously didn’t think they could be improved. But that combined tart and sweet flavor all at the same time tastes even better.

It’s a super simple recipe, but don’t let that fool you. All you have to do is combine the fruit juices and pour them into the popsicle molds. That’s it!

Just place them in the freezer and wait for them to set. You are going to love them!

Tilted silver metal basket holding ice and real fruit popsicles.

Both fruits are also packed with vitamin C to give you a boost of energy—perfect for after a good yoga session or walk in the park!

And as a bonus, Ruby grapefruits are an excellent source of vitamin A. Talk about a healthy snack!

I know summer is winding down, but we have a good month of warm weather still ahead of us.

So, it’s perfect timing to try these real fruit popsicles and let me know what you think. Or, be like me and enjoy them anytime during the year to get a taste of summer.

Ruby Grapefruit and Orange Popsicles

Ginny McMeans
5 from 3 votes
Ruby Grapefruit and Orange Popsicles are satisfying because they are quick, refreshing and impressive.
Prep Time 15 minutes
Freezing Time 6 hours
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings 9 Popsicles

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Ingredients
  

  • 3 large oranges equaling 1 1/2 cups juice
  • 2 ruby red grapefruit equaling 1 1/2 cups juice

Instructions
 

  • That is it! 2 ingredients.
  • Squeeze all the juice you can out of the citrus fruit.
  • I like the clear fruit juice so I put it 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.
  • Here is the clickable link for the popsicle mold that I used. I have used it a few times now and it works really well. Norpro Ice Pop Maker
  • To get the popsicles out of the mold I ran hot water on the underside first.
  • Take the frozen popsicles out of the mold and put in a freezer bag.
  • Replace in the freezer.

Notes

My freezer takes about 4 to 6 hours to freeze popsicles solid.

Nutrition

Serving:1Popsicle, Calories:43kcal, Carbohydrates:10g, Potassium:152mg, Fiber:1g, Sugar:7g, Vitamin A:725IU, Vitamin C:40.3mg, Calcium:29mg, Iron:0.1mg

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Ginny McMeans

Ginny McMeans

Hi, my name is Ginny and it is fantastic that you have come to visit and see my recipes. I have a positive attitude and can’t seem to be in nature enough. My North American bird count is 678 and I’m always watching for mammals and insects too. My head is stuffed full of recipes that I want to create and life is just to dang short. The recipes feature healthy and delicious vegan food that you can enjoy now or freeze for future meals.

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