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Rainbow Popsicles Recipe: Sugar-Free Fruit Smoothies On A Stick

Natural fruit smoothie on a stick We all want to binge on ice-cream to cool down on hot days, but doing that all the time will make your body cry for help.

Rainbow Popsicles Recipe: Sugar-Free Fruit Smoothies On A Stick

Stuff yourself with one of these healthy fruit popsicles instead, which are creamy, refreshing and super fun to make! Per to With no, sugar, colouring or gelatine, these colourful pops are as good as it gets for your body.

Created using simple and natural components, this recipe is easy on the wallet and can be easily tweaked to produce more popsicles. Great for parties or as an afternoon perk-me-up, these are perfect for everyone who needs to cool down on hot and humid days. Rainbow layers: In clean blender, add the elements for the red layer and 1/5 of smoothie base.

Carefully layer 1 tbsp of each colour into popsicle mould. Lower mould into the bowl, ensuring water does not seep in.

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