Introduction
Popsicles are delicious no matter the age, and they can have better ingredients besides the store-bought ones with a ton of sugar and ingredients that are super hard to pronounce.
Instead, make some popsicles with fresh and frozen produce and pantry staples. Try these vegan popsicle recipes today, including but not limited to the following.
- Kiwi Watermelon Popsicles
- Peanut Butter Banana Popsicles
- Pineapple Mango Popsicles
- Cookie Dough Popsicles
- Lemon Cheesecake Popsicles
If this is up your alley, read my blog post on vegan American recipes.
1. Kiwi Watermelon Popsicles
This was the first popsicle recipe I ever made, but that batch would have been better if I had in-season watermelon, ripe kiwi, and popsicle molds that worked. I hope you have better luck than I did making these kiwi watermelon popsicles from Food with Feeling.
If you like watermelon, you may like my blog post on vegan watermelon recipes.
2. Peanut Butter Banana Popsicles
There are way more popsicle flavors out there besides fruit ones. Try these peanut butter banana popsicles from From My Bowl.
3. Pineapple Mango Popsicles
I want to be in a tropical paradise right now, but that will have to wait until I can afford it. Until then, the consolation prize is these pineapple mango popsicles from Salt & Baker.
4. Cookie Dough Popsicles
Who likes cookie dough? Then make these cookie dough popsicles from ShortGirlTallOrder.
If you also like cookies, check out my blog post on vegan cookie recipes.
5. Lemon Cheesecake Popsicles
One thing that confused me while compiling popsicle recipes for this blog post was that some people call popsicles "pops." That’s because most people in Iowa call soft drinks pop, and we also have freeze pops, which aren’t the same thing either.
Here is a lemon cheesecake popsicle recipe from A Virtual Vegan. Have more lemon recipes today.
6. Watermelon Burst Popsicles
These are the most aesthetic popsicles I’ve ever seen because of the whole fruit inside them. Try these watermelon burst popsicles from Elise Museles.
7. Fudgesicles
Fudgesicles are chocolate fudge popsicles. Make some vegan fudgesicles with the help of Vegan Blueberry.
8. Spinach Mango Popsicles
You can make green popsicles in addition to creating green smoothies. For example, here are some spinach mango popsicles from Keeping the Peas.
If you would rather have a green smoothie, read my vegan smoothie blog post.
9. Tropical Coconut Chia Popsicles
Some of these popsicles are layered and made by freezing the layers one at a time. That’s how you make these tropical coconut chia popsicles, a recipe by Choosing Chia.
10. Piña Colada Popsicles
Adult popsicles are a thing. Try some boozy piña colada popsicles from Minimalist Baker.
11. Marshmallow Coconut Popsicles
Regular marshmallows aren’t vegan due to containing gelatin. Try some vegan marshmallow coconut popsicles from Live Eat Learn.
12. Strawberries and Cream Popsicles
Strawberries are among the best fruits in popsicles because they are in season. Make some strawberry and cream popsicles from Recipe Runner.
If you’re a strawberry fan, you may like my vegan strawberry blog post.
13. Coconut Lime Popsicles
If you like Key lime pie, these are the popsicles for you. Try some coconut lime popsicles from Vegan Huggs.
I also have a vegan pie blog post that may suit your fancy.
14. Watermelon Peach Popsicles
This is the first recipe I’ve seen combining watermelon and peach. If you’re up to it, make some watermelon peach popsicles from The Glowing Fridge.
You may also like these peach recipes.
15. Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Popsicles
Many vegans consider Oreos vegan, but stricter vegans like me claim Oreos aren’t vegan because the sugar may be processed in bone char.
Grab your Oreos or your Oreo equivalents to create these cookies and cream ice cream popsicles from Green Smoothie Gourmet.
16. Yogurt and Granola Breakfast Popsicles
Who wants something different for breakfast? Then you may like these yogurt granola breakfast popsicles from A Dash of Megnut.
For more breakfast ideas, you may enjoy my vegan breakfast blog post.
17. Matcha Green Tea Popsicles
Where are our tea lovers? Make these matcha green tea popsicles from Feed Your Beauty.
18. Grapefruit and Peach Cream Popsicles
Monika Hibbs lets you choose between two popsicle recipes: grapefruit cream popsicles and peaches and cream popsicles. If you have a preference on which one you would pick, tell me that in the comments.
You may like these grapefruit recipes.
19. Strawberry Rhubarb Coconut Milk Popsicles
Strawberry rhubarb is a popular summer flavor combo. For example, here are some strawberry rhubarb popsicles from Veggie Inspired.
If this recipe sounded flavor, it was also in my vegan rhubarb blog post.
20. Blueberry Maqui Popsicles
Did you know that the United States is the biggest producer of blueberries worldwide?
If you have fresh or frozen blueberries at home, I recommend making these blueberry maqui popsicles from From My Bowl.
21. Raspberry Coconut Creamsicles
It’s berry season in Iowa, so there should be a plethora of fresh raspberries in other places too. Use some to make these raspberry coconut creamsicles from Choosing Chia.
Want more raspberry recipes?
22. Pomegranate Strawberry Popsicles
Pomegranates fascinate me because you eat arils and seeds, instead of the fruit’s flesh. Get some pomegranate juice for this pomegranate strawberry popsicle recipe from Vegan in the Freezer.
Here are other pomegranate recipes.
23. Avocado Popsicles
I first learned about the creamy goodness of avocados right after I became vegan because that’s when I tried Cado avocado ice cream, which is pretty good. Have some mint chocolate avocado popsicles from The Conscious Plant Kitchen.
If that sounds good, you may like my blog post on vegan Mexican recipes.
24. Papaya Lime Popsicles
When traveling in Latin America, please call papaya "pawpaw" because papaya is a vulgar term for a female’s private parts in some countries like Cuba.
Try some papaya lime popsicles from ShortGirlTallOrder.
25. Sweet Cherry Lime Popsicles
Who likes cherries? Then have some cherry lime popsicles from Delish Knowledge.
Also, please read my vegan cherry blog post.
26. Orange Creamsicle Popsicles
If you like oranges, try these vegan orange creamsicle popsicles from Vegan Huggs.
You may like these orange recipes.
27. Coconut Popsicles
When I think of coconuts, I recall beaches because they grow on a palm tree. Here are some vegan coconut popsicles from Resplendent Kitchen.
28. Chocolate Cherry Chia Pudding Popsicles
Pudding isn’t usually vegan because it contains dairy and eggs. If interested, make some vegan chocolate cherry chia pudding popsicles from Create Mindfully.
29. Dragon Fruit Piña Colada Popsicles
In case you were unaware, dragon fruit and pitaya are the same. Here are some dragon fruit piña colada popsicles from Green Smoothie Gourmet.
30. Mango Lassi Popsicles
Lassi is an Indian drink. Try some vegan mango lassi popsicles from Choosing Chia.
31. Neapolitan Ice Cream Popsicles
Neapolitan ice cream was invented in the United States by Italian immigrants. This ice cream has three flavors: vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. Make vegan Neapolitan ice cream popsicles from Healthiir.
32. Mint Chocolate Chip Popsicles
Mint chocolate chip is my favorite ice cream flavor. Have some mint chocolate chip popsicles from It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken.
33. Pineapple Popsicles
At Disney theme parks, they have a vegan dessert called Dole Whip, which is a non-dairy pineapple ice cream. But if you prefer popsicles over ice cream, here are some pineapple popsicles from The Fit Cookie.
34. Mint Limeade Popsicles
If you like lemonade but want it to change things up a bit, limeade may be a good option. Try some mint limeade popsicles from Raepublic.
35. Strawberry Shortcake Popsicles
Who’s in the mood for some cake? Then have some strawberry shortcake popsicles by Murielle Banackissa.
If you would rather have an actual cake, check out my vegan cake blog post.
36. Blueberry Coconut Popsicles
Lisa from The Viet Vegan has many vegan appetizer and Vietnamese recipes on her blog. In terms of popsicles, check out her blueberry coconut popsicles.
37. Mango Bourbon Smash Popsicles
Does anyone need another reminder that you’re good to add alcohol to your popsicles when the kids aren’t around?
Here are some mango bourbon smash popsicles from Heart of a Baker.
38. Berry Coconut Popsicles
Berries are tasty and have a lot of health benefits. If you like mixed berries, make these berry popsicles from The Busy Baker.
39. Raspberry Popsicles
Growing up, we used to have some raspberry bushes by the garden until someone ran them over with a lawnmower. I still don’t get why we haven’t planted any more since.
If you like raspberries, try these raspberry popsicles from Blooming Nolwenn.
40. Strawberry Rosé Lemonade Popsicles
Rosé is a type of wine. Here are some strawberry rosé lemonade popsicles from Heart of a Baker.
41. Pumpkin Popsicles
You can have pumpkin in more seasons besides fall. Have some pumpkin popsicles from Raepublic.
Do you like pumpkin-flavored food? Lucky for you, there are copious vegan pumpkin recipes out there.
42. Chocolate Peanut Butter Chia Pudding Popsicles
I have one more pudding popsicle recipe to share with you. Try these chocolate peanut butter chia pudding popsicles from Create Mindfully.
43. Strawberry Banana Popsicles
If you want a mild fruit flavor, strawberry banana would be a good fit for you. Make some strawberry banana popsicles from The Conscious Plant Kitchen.
Make more banana dishes today.
44. Lemon Popsicles
These popsicles get their blue color from blue spirulina powder. Try some lemon popsicles from Green Smoothie Gourmet.
45. Cherry Pineapple Popsicles
The last popsicle recipe I have for you is some cherry pineapple popsicles from ShortGirlTallOrder. After reading this blog post, please tell me your favorite popsicle flavor in the comments.
If you like pineapple, check out my vegan pineapple blog post.
Conclusion
Popsicles are great for all ages, and they’re usually healthier if you make them homemade than buying them in the grocery store.
For more summer blog posts, here is my past blog post on vegan burger recipes, and I also will write about vegan salad recipes, vegan s’more recipes, and vegan kebab recipes. Have a fun summer while it lasts.