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Every summer I have my freezer stocked with Homemade Popsicles,
And that's exactly the recipe I'm going to share with you today,
Two of my favorite Popsicle recipes in this video.
The first recipe is for Fruity Lemonade Popsicles,
And of course, the first thing we need is some lemonade.
So here I have some sugar syrup made with equal parts,
That's 1/3 cup of sugar and 1/3 cup of water.
And I'm going to add this to 1 cup of water.
And add the zest of 1 Lemon.
And the juice as well.
Just stir that well.
The lemonade is ready, I'm just going to start assembling the popsicles.
So the first thing I'm going to add to the mold is some Kiwi fruit.
And since it's summer, I can't skip Mangoes.
Now just for some beautiful color,
I'm going to add some Pomegranate Seeds.
And now just gently pour in the lemonade.
Now we're going to move on to the mango and blueberry popsicles,
For that, I've got 1 cup of Blueberries.
I'm just going to puree these Blueberries.
They need just about 1 tbsp of Sugar,
Because they tend to be a little sour.
I'm just going to pour this into a piping bag,
Just makes it much easier to put it into the popsicle mold.
I've also pureed the pulp of 2 Alphonso mangoes...
...which I'm also going to pour into this piping bag.
Time to layer up these popsicles.
I'm going to start with the Mango puree.
Just snip this off at the bottom.
And now time for the Blueberry puree.
These popsicles are now ready for the freezer,
Where they will take anywhere from 4 to 6 hours to set.
So that's where I'm headed now.
6 hours are up and it's time to unmold our Popsicles.
I'm going to first unmold the lemonade and fruit popsicle.
But it's very important to dip the popsicle mold in water.
Now let's unmold the Blueberry and Mango Popsicle.
Yum! that looks so good.
These homemade popsicles are made with very little sugar...
...compared to what you would buy.
And they're made with fresh fruits.
Such a great alternative to buying Popsicles in the market.
So I really hope that you'll try these recipes at home.
And when you do, please leave a comment below.
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