Recipe: Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles

Our favorite summer pastime is experimenting with different homemade popsicle recipes. We’ve had some definite recipe fails, but so far this pink lemonade popsicle is one of our favorites! It combines homemade lemonade with chopped raspberries, which make the perfect pop. If you don’t have popsicle molds on hand, I show you how to make these delicious pops using little paper cups and popsicle sticks. We make an extra batch and instead of raspberries, we add in sliced lemons for a yummy alternative. Happy summer!  

INGREDIENTS
1 cup water
1 lemon
2 tablespoons sugar
3-4 raspberries per pop, chopped

You’ll also need: small paper cups, popsicle sticks, foil

DIRECTIONS

Mix 1 cup water and 2 tablespoons sugar together over low heat, continuously stirring, until sugar is fully melted. Remove from heat add juice from 1 lemon. Allow to cool. Chop 3-4 raspberries for each pop and add to the bottom of each cup. Pour liquid into the cups, almost all the way to the top. 

Cover each cup with a piece of foil and cut a slit in the middle to stick the popsicle stick through. Place in the freezer.

Once the pops are fully frozen, peel off the paper cups and enjoy! 

Check out these other delicious popsicle recipes:

Key Lime Pie Ice Cream from Around My Family Table

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Pineapple Chipotle Popsicles from Home Cooking Memories

Blackberry Yogurt Popsicles from Big Bear’s Wife

Mango Strawberry Yogurt Pops from Cooking on the Front Burner

Strawberry-Yogurt Popsicles from Love Bakes Good Cakes

Mexican Hot Chocolate Ice Cream from Thyme For Cocktails

Red, White & Blue Popsicles from Celebrating Family

Cookies and Cream Pudding Pops from Pink Cake Plate

Tiger’s Blood Popsicles from Liz on Call

Raspberry Lemonade Popsicles from See Vanessa Craft

Snickers Ice Cream Cake from Kleinworth & Co.

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I'm Vanessa and it's my mission in life to spread my love of hot glue guns and glitter to others. I suffer from craft ADHD, regularly working on at least 10 projects at the same time and my craft room looks like a tornado hit it. My first craft book, Party in a Jar, was published in 2014. I look forward to crafting with you!

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