Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles

Cool down in the Summertime with these refreshing Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles.

Last year the kids wanted to make some of their own popsicles (ice lollies) of choice, so I ordered this fab ice Norpro Frozen Ice Pop Maker on Amazon with some wooden ice pop sticks.

and the kids had great fun coming up with some suggestions for ice lollies, the ones they loved the most were these cute little Watermelon Ice Pops.

With the weather being pretty hot this week, I dug it out of the drawer to make some refreshing ice lollies, that I can enjoy to cool down that were low syn.

Hunting around for what I had, I combined some raspberries with some lemonade that was a little one the flat side (best thing to use, don't use fizzy or it will expand out of the moulds (trust me).

To make the raspberry lemon, I blended up the fresh raspberries in my Nutri Ninja Blender with Auto IQ (click to see me on amazon). This blender is amazing. The auto iq technology feature, mean it blends to a set pattern depending on what it is your are making.

Remember blended or cooked fruit is synned, as only fruit in it's raw form is free. However these Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles only use 1 cup of raspberries which is 3 syns and when divided up into 8 which is how many ice lollies the mix makes, is less than 0.5 syns per lolly, so I have counted them as free.

Then once I had the raspberry puree, it is important to put it through a sieve to remove all the little seeds, otherwise you will have an Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles that is grainy.

Once you have put through the sieve, you can combine the raspberries with the slightly flat lemonade and 2-3 tbs of fresh lemon juice (depending on how sour you like them), you can taste test before adding to the moulds.

Then pour into the molds, place on the lid and pop in the wooden ice lolly sticks and you can place in the freezer to freeze. Once frozen, I run under running water just to loosen them from the mold and then pop into a zip lock bag and these Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles are all ready to grab and go for a hot summer's day when you fancy a refresh ice lolly.

Why not try some other fruits - like pomegranate, cherries, strawberries etc

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Syn Free Raspberry Popsicles

Yield: 8 popsicles

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

This recipe is gluten free, dairy free, vegetarian, Slimming World and Weight Watchers friendlyExtra Easy - syn free per servingGreen/Vegetarian - syn free per servingOriginal/SP - syn free per servingWW Smart Points - 0

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Ingredients

• 1 cup of raspberries
• 2 cups of slightly flat diet lemonade (sprite or 7 up) and additional for blending raspberries
• 2-3 tbs of fresh lemon juice

Instructions

1. Add the raspberries to a blender with a little bit of the lemonade and blend till smooth.
2. Pass throw a sieve, just to remove any of the seeds etc from the puree.
3. Add the puree to a large jug with 2 cups of slightly flat lemonade and the lemon juice
4. Mix to combine
5. Add the the ice lolly/popsicle mould. Cover with lid and add in the wooden ice pop sticks.
6. Place in the freezer until frozen.
7. Once frozen, just run under running water, just to loosen from mould and then pop into a ziplock bag. 
8. They are then ready to just grab and go when required. 

Notes

Fruit is normally synned when blended or cooked, but as the amount per lolly is less than 0.5 syn, I am counting these as syn free. 

Nutritional information is an estimate and is to be used for informational purposes only.

Ingredients can vary greatly from brand to brand and therefore it would be impossible to give accurate information. Also double check syn values of sinned ingredients as different brands can vary. 

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Nutrition Information

Yield 8 Serving Size 1 Popsicle
Amount Per Serving Calories 7.5Total Fat 0.1gCarbohydrates 1.8gFiber 1gProtein 0.1g

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