Out on the patio, in the house, or at a fair, there are no bounds to where you can go with this convenient treat. This round-up is dedicated to the ever-popular popsicle. From recipes and appliances, to invitations and games, we have everything you need to get reacquainted with popsicles. Forget about the classic Firecracker–your best popsicle days are ahead of you.
Dreamsicles get a grown up twist with this recipe. Try these Kiwi Orange Creamsicles from Desserts for Breakfast and switch up the layers of custard, kiwi, and orange to make a personalized popsicle for everyone.
This DIY Paper Popsicle Memory Game from Eat Drink Chic by Amy Moss is great as is, but we see even more possibilities. Personalize the matching game with couples’ names for a party, or even math facts for an interactive game in the classroom.
Do you love the allure of popsicles but hate the mess? These No Melt Pop Invitations from Martha Stewart are the perfect invite for a save the date or summer shindig.
We knew you wouldn’t miss firecracker popsicles after seeing these. These Rainbow Popsicles from Babble are twice as colorful and deliver twice as many as smiles.
You no longer have to wait hours for your homemade popsicles to freeze in a cup. Zoku Quick Pop Maker from Bed Bath & Beyond makes popsicles in as little as seven minutes, and you don’t even need electricity.
Your favorite summer drink is now a popsicle thanks to Pass the Sushi and this Strawberry Lemonade Popsicles recipe. They are made with low-fat yogurt, which should make them healthier, except that we would probably eat a whole batch.
Cookies ‘n Cream tastes better on a stick. These Oreo Popsicles from Little Inspiration are a great addition to the icebox.
If summer and flowers go hand-in-hand, they may as well join together in a popsicle. We love these Spring Bouquet Popsicles from Family Fresh Cooking. Use edible flowers for a summer treat, or use your favorite blooms in your color scheme for a fancy centerpiece that beats an old ice sculpture any day.










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