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Chocolate Strawberry Banana Pops!

Chocolate Strawberry Banana Pops!

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After school pickup is immediately met with “I’m hungry!”. It’s almost like a ritual now when I pick up our daughter from school. Me – “How was your day? What did you do today?” Her – “Fine. I’m hungry!” I’m sure some of you moms can relate. And then the car ride home is filled with “Can we get something to eat? I’m starving!” And as soon as we get in the house, shoes and backpack are flung and the kids are scrounging around the kitchen for what they can eat. This happens everyday, 5 days a week. One of the things they like to have after school is a cold class of chocolate milk and lucky for them we always have a carton of TruMoo in the refrigerator.

Lately the weather has been really warm and sunny and the kids have been asking for Popsicles more. Traditional popsicles and be loaded with not so good for you stuff, so they tend to be an occasional treat in our home. So to keep the kids happy I whipped up a batch of nutritious smoothie pops that combine a few of their favorite things like TruMoo Calcium Plus chocolate milk and fruit for a nutritious and delicious snack they can enjoy after school. Packed with protein, chocolaty goodness, and fresh fruit it’s a treat the kids love. 

TruMoo Calcium Plus Chocolate Milk

TruMoo is a favorite in our home because of the great taste and because it contains NO artificial growth hormones* and NO high fructose corn syrup. TruMoo Calcium Plus low-fat milk has 50% more calcium than regular low-fat milk and is the newest product from TruMoo. It also provides eight essential nutrients, including that extra boost of calcium that helps keep little bones strong and growing.

 Banana Strawberry Smoothie Pops

To make these Chocolate Strawberry Banana Smoothie Pops you’ll need a popsicle maker or mold. Any kind will do. The first step will be to slice your strawberries and bananas thin so you can line the popsicle mold, this is optional, but I love how the chunks of fruit look in it. 

Banana 

Strawberries

Drop a few slices of strawberry and banana into the mold and try to get them to stick to the sides. If not you can’t get them to stick, it’s fine. It can be tricky and not all of mine would stay.

 Smoothie Pops

Next up you’re going to make your milk mixture. Combine chocolate milk, yogurt, strawberry, and banana in a blender until smooth and creamy.

Strawberry Banana Smoothie Pops

Once the milk mixture is done you’ll fill up each mold, place Popsicle sticks, and freeze for a few hours.

Smoothie Pops1 

Once frozen they’re ready to enjoy! To remove them from the mold, I run the mold under hot water for a few seconds to loosen them up.

Chocolate Smoothie Pops

 

Banana Strawberry Smoothie Pops2

 

 

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*No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from cows treated with the artificial growth hormone rbST and non-rbST-treated cows.

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sandyhills25

Saturday 26th of March 2016

I would have to say this would be great to serve at a upcomeing event

Dandi D

Friday 25th of March 2016

Yum, these look delicious and I know my whole family would enjoy them!

Lisa Brown

Saturday 19th of March 2016

Good flavor combination. I haven't made popsicle in ages, and using milk is a great idea.

Elena

Wednesday 16th of March 2016

Looks yummy. I am going to try this recipe

M.S.

Wednesday 9th of March 2016

Looks good! 2 questions: 1) Once made, how long do they last fresh until they go bad (since they have banana )? 2) How much yogurt do you add? It was accidentally left out of the recipe's ingredients. Thanks! :)

Jamie

Thursday 10th of March 2016

Once frozen they can stay in the freezer for several weeks. You can add in 1/2 cup of yogurt.

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