Strawberry Popsicles (Just 3 Ingredients!)

A closeup of a strawberry popsicle in a large bowl of of ice with fresh strawberry halves surrounding the popsicles.

These easy strawberry popsicles are a refreshing and tasty way to enjoy summertime. They’re quick and easy to whip up with minimal ingredients, giving you a delicious treat in no time. Not only that, but the natural sweetness of the strawberries pairs perfectly with the creamy Greek yogurt for an unbeatable sweet and tangy flavor combination.

With just 3 ingredients in these homemade popsicles, you can eat them for dessert, a refreshing snack or even a quick breakfast on-the-go. They’re pretty much a smoothie on a stick! Kids and adults alike can’t get enough of these frozen treats!

If you’re trying to cool off on a hot summer day, these creamy popsicles are the perfect treat! What better way to cool off than making your own popsicles!

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

It only has 3 ingredients. I love simple recipes with minimal ingredients! These homemade strawberry popsicles only need 3 simple ingredients to make a creamy and refreshing treat.
It’s easy to make. All you need to do is blend the ingredients in a blender and then pour it into the popsicle molds to freeze. It’s so simple. Simpler than going to the grocery store and buying store-bought popsicles.
It’s adaptable. I love how adaptable this recipe is. You can use fresh or frozen strawberries depending on what is in season. If you have leftover berries, like blueberries, raspberries, or blackberries, you can add those in with the strawberries for a mixed berry popsicle. If you don’t have honey, use agave or granulated sugar instead.

A bowl of strawberry quarters, a small bowl of honey, and a medium bowl of Greek yogurt on a pink table with text overlays over each ingredient.

Ingredient Notes

Strawberries – The main ingredient in this frozen treat is strawberries, so you want to make sure that you are using the most flavorful ones you can find. I used fresh ripe strawberries for this recipe because it was strawberry season and they were really ripe and juicy. If fresh strawberries are not in season, you can use frozen strawberries. No need to let them thaw if you don’t want to. You’ll need a high-powered blender to blend the strawberries if they’re frozen. You can also thaw them if you prefer.
Greek yogurt – Use full fat Greek yogurt for this recipe to make creamy strawberry popsicles. I used unsweetened plain Greek yogurt without flavoring, but this recipe is flexible. You can use a vanilla yogurt or strawberry Greek yogurt for additional flavor. For a dairy-free option, use your favorite dairy-free Greek-style yogurt.
Honey – I love the taste of honey in these refreshing popsicles, but you can also use agave or granulated sugar if you prefer.

Mix-In Ideas

For a fun twist on these strawberry yogurt popsicles, add some chopped strawberries or other chopped fresh fruit, like blueberries or raspberries, to the strawberry popsicle mixture before freezing. This will give your popsicles a delicious, fruity surprise!

Step-by-Step Instructions

You can make delicious strawberry popsicles with just 3 ingredients! The step-by-step instructions and matching photos are meant to help you see the recipe at various stages so that you can make these yogurt popsicles perfectly every time.

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A blender will fresh strawberries, honey, and Greek yogurt in it before mixing together. — Add the quartered strawberries, honey, and Greek yogurt to a blender or food processor.

A large blender with a blended strawberry Greek yogurt mixture. — Process until smooth.

A blender pouring a strawberry yogurt mixture into popsicle molds. — Pour the strawberry yogurt mixture into your popsicle molds.

A popsicle tray filled with frozen strawberry popsicles with a blue lid in place. — Place the popsicle sticks in the center of each mold and place the lid on top.

A popsicle mold tray filled with frozen strawberry popsicles with popsicle sticks in them. — Freeze the popsicles for at least 4 hours, or until solid.

Two strawberry popsicles in a large bowl of ice with fresh strawberry halves surrounding the popsicles. — Serve and enjoy!

Recipe FAQs

Are strawberry popsicles gluten-free?

This strawberry popsicle recipe is naturally gluten-free with only 3 ingredients. Just make sure your Greek yogurt doesn’t have any flavor add-ins that contain gluten.

Can I make strawberry popsicles dairy-free?

Yes, use your favorite dairy-free Greek-style yogurt in place of the Greek yogurt. You can also use 2 cups of full fat coconut milk if you prefer instead, which I have also tested.

Can I make this recipe vegan?

Yes, follow the instructions for the dairy-free popsicles and use a vegan sweetener instead of the honey. Agave syrup is a great option.

Can I use other berries besides strawberries to make yogurt popsicles?

Yes, use fresh blueberries, blackberries, or raspberries in place of the strawberries. You can also use a combination for a mixed berry popsicle recipe.

How long does it take yogurt popsicles to freeze?

Your popsicles should be frozen solid in about 4 hours.

What can I use to make popsicles besides a silicone popsicle mold?

You can pour the popsicle mixture into paper cups and freeze them to make popsicles. Insert wooden sticks into the center of each cup. Once frozen, peel off the paper cups to eat the fruit popsicles!

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Expert Tips

Use a food processor or blender. Either works for this recipe. A blender tends to get the mixture smoother, but a food processor is fine too.
Unmold easily with warm water. Run the sides of the popsicle mold under warm to hot water for 10 seconds. The popsicles should slide right out.
Use silicone popsicle molds. I have since updated my popsicle molds that I use since writing this post. I highly recommend these silicone popsicles molds (affiliate link) as they are so easy to use and clean! They’re my new favorite popsicle molds!

Storage Instructions

Popsicles will last about 2 weeks in the freezer. After that, they might start to get freezer burn. I like to keep my popsicles in the popsicle mold until I’m ready to eat it to try to keep it as fresh as possible.

Just unmold each popsicle as you plan to eat it. You can also wrap each individual popsicle up tightly in plastic wrap and place in a freezer bag.

Serving Suggestions

If you bought a big container of strawberries for these popsicles, use the rest to make my fresh strawberry ice cream or fold them into my gluten-free strawberry shortcake for a full summer dessert spread. For a frozen treat bar at your next cookout, set these out alongside my chocolate peanut butter frozen banana pops. If you loved how easy these are, my breakfast yogurt popsicles use the same blend-and-freeze method with granola mixed in.

A large bowl filled with ice cubes and topped with strawberry yogurt popsicles with fresh strawberry halves surrounding the popsicles.

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