I love peaches, but only if they are firm…meaning I hate them once they become mushy. Brian on the other hand likes them soft, which kind of makes me gag. He’s like that with many vegetables as well. I always have to pull out my corn on the cob, green beans, asparagus and broccoli far ahead of his because again, he likes them mushy {gag}.Okay, back to the peaches, I bought a huge bag last week and after making this cobbler I still quite a few left. Since I am a popsicle making fool with my new Zoku Quick Pop Maker, I decided to whip up some Peaches and Cream Popsicles. How delish does this combo sound?
These are easy, delicious, super healthy and they only require 4 ingredients…which is always a plus in my book! The beauty of whipping together your own popsicles is that you have complete control over the ingredients. With the abundance of seasonal fruit available right now, I have a feeling I’ll be creating many more delectable flavor combinations in the coming months!
If you are looking for a way to beat the heat by making popsicles in 7-9 minutes, then definitely check out my giveaway for a Zoku Quick Pop Maker.
Print this recipePeaches and Cream Popsicles
makes 6 popsicles
Ingredients
1 cup of peaches; chopped then pureed
½ cup peaches; diced
6 tablespoons milk
1 5.3 ounce container of Greek vanilla yogurt
2 teaspoons Agave Nectar
Directions
1. Mix peach puree, milk, agave and yogurt until smooth.
2. Stir in diced peaches.
3. Fill your popsicles molds.
4. Freeze at least 4 hours unless you have a Zoku Quick Pop Maker, if so, you’ll be snacking in about 7-9 minutes.
Notes:
-Agave Nectar is a readily available sweetener typically located in the baking aisle near the granulated sugar.
-If your peaches are not too sweet, you may need to add more Agave to suit your taste.
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They are so pretty! And I just love the peaches and cream combo.
these look delicious, I wish I had one right noow! It’s so hot where I am
Those look amazing! I tried making peaches and cream ice cream earlier this year with failed results… wish it turned out like this!
This looks fab!!! I cannot wait to try this.
I love the fruit and cream combo. What a need pops machine. We would enjoy it a lot.
Those are the most beautiful popsicles I have ever seen! LOL!
Can’t wait to make some of my own.
I’m right there with you gagging! I do not like anything mushy especially fruits and veggies either.
I have an ol’ school Popsicle maker and need to break it out for my kiddos to help beat this FL heat.
~ingrid
wow, they look so pretty!
Oh my, these are perfect… Love it!.
) Gorgeous pics, too.
I am the EXACT same way with peaches! We should start a support group or something because no one understands my hard crisp peach needs!
These popsicles look delicious. I love peaches and cream.
Yum! Love peaches and cream and anything in popsicle form is just even more delicious! Could definitely use a few of those on this hot Sunday!
This is so creative, I love everything about these cool treats. Bye bye dairy queen!
These sound so refreshing and I love that they’re pretty healthy too!
These look so delicious. I need to get myself a homemade popsicle try thingy
This looks awesome Jaime. The perfect summer treat.
Wonderful use for peaches you won’t eat. I’m the same way with peaches. Firm or bust! These look delicious!
This could be a real treat for a crazy hot summer day!
mmmmmm so refreshing in the summertime. My qualm about peaches is their fuzzy skin, can’t handle it! But, if they are peeled I love them.
These popsicles look delicious! I have the Zoku too and have had the most fun with it this summer. Great recipe:)
These popsicles look so refreshing and delicious. Lovely photos as usual!
Those are so beautiful! What a delicious idea for a popsicle. Off to check out the popsicle maker!
nice popsicle sticks!
How fun this looks! I will have to check this out. Thanks for sharing!
Those popsicles look so delicious. So creamy looking….thanks for sharing this with us.
Those look so pretty and sound like they taste amazing! I’ll have to make them sometime before the summer’s over!
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My first pop? Mmmm, probably a strawberry cheesecake frozen yogurt type thing. I could also see myself doing a watermelon lime, though…
Can you make me some please?! They look so yummy.
Those look yummy! With this weather I wish I had a giant popsicle maker to jump in!
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Perfect for hot summer days!
Those pictures are just great! Love the popsicles in ice, too.
What a cool summer treat. Beautiful photos too!
I, myself am on a popsicle making spree, and yours look so pretty. Btw, I am exactly opposite to you, I like my peaches soft
Oh, those looks so refreshing and inviting.
these look phenomenal! and i seriously adore your Popsicle sticks!
Cool
. I like this. Thanks
These look delicious and so refreshing in this summer heat. Lovely photos.
those are totally sexy. i am going to south carolina next week and i intend on bringing back a huge bag of peaches. will definitely have to try this when i get back
Oh my, how delicious! I need these right away.
Oh my my my!! I just bought this machine yesterday!! I’m going to try this recipe of yours today!! i’m so excited!!!!
i cant wait for my popsicle maker to come this weekend. the only problem i can see is people returning the sticks. i saved the peaches and cream recipe. thank you so much
I love peaches! How awesome these popsicles look!
These just sound and look so good!
Super yummy!
Yum! These look so good and I’m dreaming of the summer sunshine. I wish your photos were set up on your website in a way that’s pinterest-friendly! I would love to link your delish food to my boards!
Michelle-
The photos should definitely be Pinterest friendly. You can pin from the Pinterest button at the end of each post or use a pinning tool from your browser. Hope this helps.
-Jamie
Do you have to use Greek yogurt? I’m not a huge fan of the taste of it, just wondering what you thought would be a good substitute?
Adrianne-
I have tested this recipe with regular yogurt, but I am guessing they will be just fine.
-Jamie
these truned out very yummy, thanks for sharing!
m-
So happy to hear you enjoyed them! Thanks for coming back and leaving your feedback.
-Jamie
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