Summer on a stick! These Strawberry Popsicles with Chocolate Drizzle are a huge hit when the weather gets hot. They are made with fresh strawberries, maple syrup, and coconut milk. {gluten free, vegan, dairy free}
It’s not summer without popsicles! So, why not make your own at home? It’s so simple and so much better for you than the ones loaded with food coloring and additives.
You can make them with just about any fruit, pure maple syrup, and coconut milk – that’s it! All you need is this handy dandy popsicle mold. Or you can be super lazy and pour in lemonade or iced coffee for an afternoon treat on a hot day.
These Strawberry Popsicles with Chocolate Drizzle are perfect when the berries are ripe in the summer. That’s when the berries have the most flavor so you can get away with using less sweetener. If you aren’t into the pure maple syrup flavor, you can add honey or agave. Just make sure that honey gets mixed in well. These would be equally delicious with raspberries, blackberries or blueberries.
Think of it like a frozen chocolate dipped strawberry on a stick. This chocolate drizzle is like vegan Magic Shell so watch out → Totally Addictive!
My healthier version of magic shell is made with Enjoy Life Vegan Chocolate Chips and coconut oil. That’s it and trust me, you are going to be making this all the time. Once I showed my 12-year-old daughter, she started making it all the time and putting it on banana slices (daily).
Happy Summer!
Strawberry Popsicles with Chocolate Drizzle
Summer on a stick! These Strawberry Popsicles with Chocolate Drizzle are a huge hit when the weather gets hot. They are made with fresh strawberries, maple syrup, and coconut milk. {gluten free, vegan}
Ingredients
- 5 cups fresh strawberries, cut in half
- 2-3 tbsp pure maple syrup
- 2/3 cup coconut milk, refrigerated
- 1 cup chocolate chips, I use Enjoy Life
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
Instructions
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Add all ingredients into a blender and blend until completely pureed.
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Taste and add more or less maple syrup to taste.
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Pour into popsicle molds and add popsicle sticks. Freeze for at least 5 hours.
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Make chocolate drizzle by melting chocolate chips and coconut oil in the microwave in 30-second increments. Stir often.
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Remove popsicles from the mold by running the bottom part of mold under warm water. If the water is too hot it will melt the popsicles so be careful.
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Lay on parchment paper and drizzle with chocolate. Immediately place back in the freezer. When the are set you can wrap them in plastic wrap to store in the freezer.
Recipe Notes
Note: The chocolate drizzle does get hard just like Magic Shell and can come off in one piece. It can be messy but it tastes great!
I see ‘drizzle’ and I come running! These look and sound so tasty and refreshing!!
Thanks, Annie! Have a great weekend. Hope it’s warming up where you are!
Yes, Annie…it’s all about the chocolate!
This sounds so delicious. I love all the ingredients that you used. I’m going to make those popsicles. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you love them!
OMG! Totally drooling at these pics. Pinned it as well. Strawberries and coconut makes a good combo and the chocolate drizzle just hits the nail! 🙂
Thanks dear!
Now that the warm weather is here, it’s time to break out the popsicle molds again! I love that they use coconut milk–extra creamy plant-based goodness!
This is how we make our own strawberry popsicles too. But, it is all about that drizzle though.
I haven’t busted out the popsicle molds yet this year, and these are making me think it’s time! I LOVE the chocolate drizzle.
It is time Mary! It’s so hot here right now.
Time to bust em out Mary!
Love the simplicity of the ingredients, AND the grandiose of the flavors. And say chocolate, and I am done!
Me too Cindy!
I totally agree Karen, summer isn’t summer without popsicles! I’m in full-blown strawberry mode too! Love your healthy version of magic shell
Thanks Mary Ann!
I always feel like my popsicles would fall apart or get stuck in the molds after they’ve frozen. How do you make yours look so perfect??? I like how these are healthy 🙂
Hayley, they can be tricky. I’ve found the best way is to run the molds under warm water, not hot. I have had them melt on the ends from water that is too hot!