You scream, I scream, we all scream for . . . yogurt popsicles! Hot Summer days are upon us, and what better way to celebrate the everyday than a cool and refreshing snack that's healthier than ice ...

Sometimes getting your children to eat a healthy snack is a complete fail especially if your child is a picky eater. Here we share this great idea for fruit and yogurt popsicles which focuses on using ...

Baking enthusiast Sally McKenney Quinn is the author of the popular blog and cookbook Sally’s Baking Addiction as well as PEOPLE.com‘s newest food blogger. Check back each month for her latest easy-to ...

Swap sugar-laden, fruit-like drink for a little real juice (without any added sugar), a lot of real fruit, a good wallop of unsweetened yogurt and a couple spoonfuls of honey. Log in to find recipes ...

Place half raspberries in medium bowl and mash well; set aside. In large bowl, combine limeade, yogurt and sparkling water; mix well. Add 1/2 cup limeade mixture to raspberries; mix well. Refrigerate ...

These greek yogurt popsicles are simple and can be made with so many different combinations of fruits, sweetener and granola. My favorite combination is with raspberries, blueberries, cinnamon granola ...

WSVN — Join Belkys Nerey as she shows you how to make delicious yogurt popsicles. Belkys Nerey: "Hey, everybody. I’m Belkys Nerey with this Online Extra! A lot of us buy these little baby-sized yogurt ...

Not only are these pops nutritious, but unlike their store-bought counterparts, parents can control the ingredients — especially the sugar. They're packed with protein and good fats which are ...

1. Using a blender or food processor, blend fruit until pureed into a smoothie-like consistency. 2. Pour fruit mixture into a large bowl. 3. Stir in the yogurt and honey. 4. Make sure your popsicle ...

Hot summer afternoons are so much better when the freezer is filled with frosty popsicles to snack on. These are nothing like store-bought popsicles. Yogurt makes them creamy and the berries are on ...

During these hot months, one of my kid’s all-time-favorite treats are popsicles. They are quick, easy and taste soooo good. I wanted to create a healthier version of one of our all-time-favorite ...

As a child of the '70s, my idea of homemade Popsicles was this: Pour some Hawaiian Punch into a bathroom Dixie cup. Cover with foil. Poke a wooden Popsicle stick you saved from the Fudgsicles you ate ...