Mango popsicle on blue plate with ice

Carrot Mango Popsicles

by Alex Jones | January 7, 2018

For some kids, the less they know the better.

Feel free to leave out the part where you tell your kiddos there is carrot and mango in these popsicles! Others, of course, will love the fact that they’re knowingly eating carrots. You make the call. Either way, these are delicious, fresh, and super nourishing!

Ingredients:

2 cups mango chunks, fresh or frozen
1 cup EACH: banana chunks, fresh or frozen and chopped carrot*
¾ cup orange juice
¼ cup fresh lime juice

Method:

Blend all of the ingredients together until velvety smooth in a high-speed blender.
Pour into popsicle molds and freeze. Once firm, remove and enjoy.

Makes about 6 popsicles

NOTE: If you don’t have a high-speed blender (such as a Vitamix or Blendtec), you can use a regular blender, but the carrots may not become completely smooth. However, I’d suggest grating the carrots up before blending well in a regular blender—it may just do the trick!

If you enjoyed this recipe don’t forget to check out others like No Sausage Rolls and Satisfying Plant Based Snacks.

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