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Kids · Tips and Tricks · 2 comments · Jul 30, 2014

How to Make Frozen Ice Pops

how to make frozen ice pops
Do you love ice pops? Did you know you can make your own, and it's quick and easy. All you need is three simple ingredients and a blender to get the job done. You can add your favorite, and if you really want to mix things up, you can even add real fruit to the molds before you freeze them. Enjoy! Let us know in the comments below what your favorite ice pop flavor is.

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  • Kelli Farley Sep 01, 2014

    The ratio will vary depending on the fruit you are using. You probably want to use at least 2 cups of fruit to 1 cup of liquid. Here’s some recipes on our site that might be good resources: http://www.blendtec.com/recipes?ingredient=ice+pops


  • Trisha Lyn Fawver Aug 31, 2014

    My issue is always proportions… what proportion liquid to fruit ratio?


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