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Sweet Summertime

Summer can be a precious time of year when you have little ones.

While my kiddos are mostly grown now (21, 18, and 12), I will always cherish all those summer months we had off from formal learning.

Those years were filled with long summer days in the pool, followed by frozen treats and bonfires, and I fiercely miss them sometimes, you guys!

I even recall the fond memories of making homemade yogurt and kefir pops with my older boys.

Now that my daughter is older and we are finally living in a sticks-and-bricks home, I’m ready to start making all the homemade things again — including frozen treats!

All that said, summertime is officially coming to an end here in Montana, and my series of must-try healthy popsicle recipes is about to wrap up with these homemade strawberry popsicles.

Check them out, you guys!

Just Strawberry Popsicle Recipes

While I came across a ton of strawberry popsicle recipes I’m excited to try, the first ones I want to touch on are all the ones where strawberry runs the show.

These next 6 strawberry popsicle recipes feature strawberry as the only fruit and are sugar-free, leaning on honey and agave nectar for extra sweetness!

So, if you have a strawberry lover in your home, these are frozen treats for them!

First up, these basic strawberry popsicles – via The Food Blog.

Not only do they look great, but they sound like one of the easiest frozen treats to throw together, you guys!

Using only strawberries and almond milk, this is a great (added) sugar-free, gluten-free, dairy-free option for your summer cool-down!

Next up, these strawberry lemon popsicles via Eat Your Beets.

These popsicles were first featured here on Healthy Farmhouse as a part of our mega list of fruit popsicles for summertime.

They are made using simple ingredients such as fresh strawberries, lemon, water, and agave nectar, and sound incredible, you guys!

Don’t have agave nectar or dislike lemon? No prob! You can always omit the lemon and swap agave for honey, like in this simple strawberry popsicle (not pictured) via Foodess.

If yogurt pops are more your style, I’ve got you!

These strawberry yogurt popsicles – via Food Meanderings, not only look fantastic with their pink coloring and coconut garnish, but they sound pretty easy too!

You can easily make this frozen creation in your kitchen using fresh strawberries, Greek yogurt, coconut extract, coconut shreds, and agave nectar!

Talk about YUM!

The next yogurt pop you should put on your try list is definitely this one, you guys!

This strawberry and cream popsicle recipe – via Style and Grace, is made with strawberries, lemon, honey, Greek yogurt, and milk.

While it’s not a dairy-free option, it sounds incredibly creamy and rich, which is totally my style when it comes to dessert!

Next up, these strawberry chia pudding popsicles – Via Marathons and Motivation.

Ok, not going to lie, this is another amazing sounding treat, and I officially can’t decide which strawberry popsicle recipe I’m most looking forward to trying!

You can make these bad boys using strawberries, chia seeds, coconut cream, water, coconut chips, and agave syrup.

Delicious!

Finally, for our last just strawberry pop, are these strawberry protein popsicles – via Fit as a Mama Bear.

As a momma bear myself, whose youngest has health struggles (including needing a high-protein diet), I’m all about this one, you guys!

These dairy-free pops sound like a great way to sneak protein into my daughter’s diet, and I’m gonna go for it.

You can make these frozen protein pops using strawberries, coconut yogurt, collagen protein powder, lemon juice, and honey!

Mixed Strawberry Popsicle Recipes

While all of the above frozen strawberry popsicle recipes sound incredible, these next 5 take it up a notch by adding in some other fruity friends!

Check out some of my top picks for mixing things up!

First up, this super basic 2-ingredient strawberry mango popsicle recipe – via Strength and Sunshine.

This strawberry popsicle recipe is made using only strawberries and mangos (fresh or frozen).

It seriously does NOT get any easier than this, you guys!

Love mango? Check out our full line-up of mango popsicles too!

Next up, we have an immune-boosting frozen treat — definitely one of my favorite kinds of desserts, you guys!

These strawberry mango kiefer popsicles – via Moderatly Messy are made using strawberry kiefer, strawberries, mangos, chia seeds, vanilla extract, honey, and the optional protein powder to sneak in some extra protein!

This recipe sounds like a true winner!

These next 2 frozen pops focus on that classic strawberry banana flavor kids love!

First up in our straw-nana category are these strawberry banapple popsicles via Mommy Evolution.

These delicious frozen treats are made using strawberries, bananas, apples, apple juice, vanilla yogurt, and vanilla extract!

Not only do these sound great, but they look fantastic!

Next up in our straw-nana lineup is this slightly simpler variation.

These strawberry banana popsicles – via Tastes Better from Scratch use fewer ingredients and only call for strawberries, bananas, and apple juice!

Plus, the sliced fruit makes these pops unique and fun for little ones!

Last, but certainly not least, we have these strawberry banana peach popsicles – via Recipes from a Pantry.

These multi-ton popsicles are made using strawberries, bananas, peaches, almond milk, and maple syrup.

While I use maple syrup to sweeten lattes and other treats in our home from time to time, this sweetener could easily be swapped out for honey or agave nectar if needed.

That said, this frozen pop sounds incredible, and I will likely try it for the first time with the syrup, you guys!

More Summer Recipes

Love this list of strawberry popsicle recipes for summer? Me too!

This post is actually one of many that I’ve been dishing up over the summer months as I’ve been searching for new healthy recipes to lean on.

From healthy grilling recipes to incredible summer sides, I’ve got you covered for all your summer cooking needs!

Enjoy the rest of the summer and get to cooking, you guys!