These avocado ice pops are creamy and refreshing for summer.
I’m back to making creamy ice pops. I definitely prefer them over the icy ones. These avocado ice creams are super creamy– almost ice cream like thanks to the addition of fat-free sweetened condensed milk. I’ve also made Avocado Coconut Ice Pops using fat-free condensed milk for a creamy tropical version of this recipe.
Now that summer is here and most of our TV shows are on hiatus, we’ve been searching for other shows to watch in the evenings. We recently became obsessed with Shark Tank and have been watching re-runs of older episodes. I like guessing which pitches are going to be successful and investigating to see which deals actually went through after the show. The one downside of watching the show is that I also get sucked into buying some of these products.
So far I’ve purchased the Mission Belt for Mr. K and Rapid Ramen Cooker. I really want to try some of the food products featured on the show like the gumbo brick, but they never seem to be in my area.
I bring this up now because I was thinking about inventions as I was writing this post. As much as I love my summer creamy ice pops, I really hate cleaning the ice pop molds. While the pops do come out easily, since they are soft ice pops, there’s always a little residue at the bottom and on the sides and it makes them a pain to clean. If someone can come up with an easy way to clean these, I’d totally buy it.
But don’t let the clean-up stop you from making these. Because they are worth it. If you love popsicles you might like my Creamy Biscoff Popsicles, too.
For those interested, I use this Norpro Ice Pop Mold* and these Wooden Treat Sticks* for my ice pops.
*Some of the links contained in this post are affiliate links. Much like referral codes, this means I earn a small commission if you purchase a product I referred (at no extra charge to you).
Avocado Ice Pops
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 medium (182 g) ripe avocados skin and pit removed
- 1 (14-oz) can fat free sweetened condensed milk
- 1 cup fat free milk
Instructions
- Blend all ingredients into a blender until smooth. Pour into ice pop molds. Freeze overnight.
- Follow manufacturer's instructions for removing ice pops (it usually involves running the molds fat-free for a few minutes). Eat right away as they will soften and melt faster than icier ice pops.
Notes
- You must use fat-free sweetened condensed milk otherwise the ice pops will be too creamy and won't firm up.
- I use this Norpro Ice Pop Mold* and these Wooden Treat Sticks* for my ice pops.
- *Some of the links contained in this post are affiliate links. Much like referral codes, this means I earn a small commission if you purchase a product I referred (at no extra charge to you).
Nutrition
The nutrition information provided are only estimates based on an online nutritional calculator. I am not a certified nutritionist. Please consult a professional nutritionist or doctor for accurate information and any dietary restrictions and concerns you may have.
These are fantastic! My only change was adding a teaspoon of lime zest for a kick of flavor. These are absolutely perfect on a summer day.
I’m so glad you liked them!
I am absolutely in love with a gourmet popsicle shop in my home town. They have an Avocado Cream popsicle which sells for 4$ a pop, and I used to buy on the regular. Yikes! I’m so glad that I tried this recipe because it tastes EXACTLY like theirs, and it’s so much more affordable. Now I can make these at home and eat them whenever I want. Thank you so much for posting this delicious recipe!
Oh yay! I’m so glad these taste like the ones you love.
I made these for my Pinterest Friday post today — they’re excellent. Thanks for the recipe! :0)
I’m glad you enjoyed it!